Polish businesses have mobilised quickly to help refugees. Two million have already arrived here.
"We will help as long as it will be required," says Krzysztof Inglot, founder of Poland's largest recruitment firm, Personnel Service.
"We know that refugees at different stages of their stay in Poland will need different support. At the beginning, it is mostly transport, accommodation, and psychological support. The next stage is settling down, finding work and integration with Polish society. We want to provide support at all these stages," he says.
National railway company PKP Intercity is offering free travel for refugees, while Maciej Panek, chief executive of vehicle hire firm Panek has donated 1,000 rental cars to transport people away from the border.