since our founding in May 2023, we have delivered over $200,000 in aid to Ukraine and helped fund the following:

• evacuations of civilians in Kharkiv, Zaporizhizha and Donetsk Oblasts

• medication, medical supplies & devices

• monthly art therapy for children

• summer camps for children in Odesa and Kharkiv

• energy independence and sustainability projects

• prenatal care

• pediatric care

• emergency room services

• women’s health care

• maternity ward expenses

• elder health care & medical equipment

• mental health services for victims of sexual violence

• new mother and newborn kits and supplies

• monthly deliveries of protein and fresh produce at women & children’s shelter

• job training kits and supplies for internally displaced mothers

• computers, iPads

• IT & data storage upgrades

• bomb shelter improvements and upgrades

• utility expenses

• heating & air-conditioning expenses

• emergency & back up fuel for winter heating

• emergency & evacuation preparedness

• shelter expansion & renovation

• shelter appliances & repairs

• shelter furniture

• village well repairs

• heating and plumbing system repair & replacement

• vehicle procurement, maintenance, repairs & fuel

• tire replacement

• evacuation rafts and fuel

• civilian emergency first aid kits and supplies

• animal/pet rescue, evacuation, food & supplies

• antibiotics and medication for 1,500+ civilians in remote villages flooded by the Kakhovka dam explosion

• water disinfection tablets, first aid, hygiene kits

• evacuation transport fuel, tires, maintenance, shovels, lumber and debris removal supplies

• fuel for delivery of 24 tons of water and food to Kherson

• fuel for several dozen civilian evacuations from eastern frontline

• water filtration systems and water cisterns

• evacuation transport van repairs

• sleeping bags, mats, blankets, clothes, shoes & emergency supplies for evacuees, internally displaced persons & flood victims

• 10,000 pounds of food, water and emergency supplies to the evacuees displaced by the flood and the shelter

• folding sleep cots for a temporary evacuation shelter for elderly residents displaced by the Kakhovka dam flood

• several large truck shipments of protein, staple foods and fresh produce to the women & children’s shelter

• building materials for shelter pantry and bakery expansion

• solar and diesel generators

• gas stoves

• hundreds hygiene kits for elderly residents in de-occupied villages

• evacuation rafts and fuel

• sleeping bags, mats, blankets, clothes, shoes, hygiene kits

• hundreds of pounds of food, water, baby formula to the evacuees displaced by the Kakhovka flood

• hundreds of pounds of food, water and emergency supplies to civilians in de-occupied and front-line villages

• children’s enrichment activities and art supplies

• flashlights and radios

• gap funding between government grants

• school classroom video equipment

• investigative team travel expenses

• investigative drone and video equipment

• farm animals for self-sustainability

• gardening tools and vegetable starts

• splash pool, art supplies, playroom supplies

• flashlights, radios

• fuel for transport 1 ton of medicine from Odessa to Kherson

• repatriation of Ukrainian mothers and children

• 24 tons of drinking water to Kherson region

• water filtration system in Kherson

• Kherson flood relief supply and delivery fuel

• fuel for transport of water to Kherson

• fuel for transports of palettes of humanitarian aid from Warsaw

• 40 tons of first aid, medicine, hygiene kits, supplies to Kherson

• transport for 2 tons of pediatric medicine from Lviv to Odessa

civilian aid (70%)

• defense technology

• radar jamming devices

• aerial drones

• terrain drones

• drone pilot training and IT upgrades

• solar and diesel generators

• tactical solar panels

• helmets

• body armor

• tactical ear protection and gear for a sapper unit

• tactical eye protection

• tactical headsets for the 56th brigade

• combat boots

• 3-D printers for front line re-supply production

• 100s of tourniquets (Made in Dnipro, Ukraine)

• front line medicine and medical supplies

• IFAKs, firsts aid kits & skin burn kits

• redeployment kits

• mine detectors

• front line vehicles (SUVs, vans, motorcycles)

• vehicle maintenance and repair

• fuel for front line vehicles and delivery runs

• fuel for other transport (Antwerp ambulances)

• tire replacement

• hygiene kits for front line soldiers

• combat medic request fulfillment

• transport and resettlement of wounded soldiers

• transport, retrieval & burial of soldiers KIA

• tactical gear and supplies

• radios and digital receivers

• thermal scopes

• chainsaws, shovels, “trench life” equipment

• gas stoves

• transport and resettlement of wounded soldiers

• transport, retrieval & burial of soldiers KIA

• van and truck maintenance, repairs & fuel for deliveries between EU and UA front line

• evacuation rafts and fuel

• sleeping bags, blankets, heating packs

• camouflage netting

• flashlights and radios