Wojtek Sawicki responds to haters' allegations.
As the „Pudelek” portal reminds us, Wojtek Sawicki, who struggles with a disability, has been running an online fundraiser for years. Recently, accusations have surfaced that Sawicki is squandering money paid in by internet users. The man has decided to settle his expenses.
Wojtek Sawicki faces serious accusations
Wojtek Sawicki, as a co-creator of the Life on Wheelz profile, regularly shares the difficulties faced by people with disabilities. The man, who suffers from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, is helped to run the account by his ex-wife Agata. Although the couple divorced last year, Wojtek can still count on the support of his ex-wife.
Since 2018, Wojtek Sawicki has been running a fundraiser on Patronite. Recently, a YouTuber who publishes under the pseudonym Klepsydra has devoted a lot of attention to this issue. He was supposed to reach Sawicki's former assistant, who paid for working with him with a nervous breakdown. There was also an accusation that Wojtek was being unreasonable with his spending.
A person from the couple's circle allegedly revealed to the YouTuber that Wojtek and Agata spent money donated by donors on expensive cosmetics and shoes. Their prices were supposedly counted in thousands of złoty.
Wojtek Sawicki reacts to reports
Sawicki did not hide his irritation with the information that appeared on the web. He decided to publish a lengthy statement, in which rhyme made it clear what he thinks about people looking into his wallet.
„True, I've collected 270 thousand on Patronite, but be careful, this is the amount collected over 6 years. When we divide it by 72 months, it comes to 3,750 PLN. That's how much I spent on “luxuries” each month. A lot? I don't think so” – Sawicki stated in the aforementioned statement.
Sawicki indicated that he needs PLN 15,000 per month for maintenance. These funds are to allow him to cover the costs of rent, medicine ;oacute;w, maintenance, payment of an assistant. He added that he lost two collaborations due to „hate campaigns”.