MORE THAN UAH 2.8 MILLION IN AID: RESULTS OF SEPTEMBER FRONTLINE MISSIONS

Lately, our teams have been making even more frequent trips to the frontline. We barely have time to return before heading out again. Because our troops are waiting. Because they need our support. Because this is our shared cause.

During the two most recent trips, 18 vehicles were delivered in total: 12 during the first trip, three during the second, and another three were picked up by the soldiers who were home on leave. Two vehicles were brought back from the frontline for repairs, while three were transferred to other volunteer organizations.

One of the missions had an active fundraising campaign, while for the second, the Foundation did not launch a separate fundraiser and covered the costs through its own resources and volunteer-led fundraising.

At the same time, we would like to share what was purchased and provided with the funds raised through our two most recent campaigns — “August Savior” and “September Frontline.”

Here is what your donations helped to provide:

• 12 vehicles delivered, with donations covering fuel expenses. The vehicles were delivered to the following units: the 63rd Brigade, K2, a Special Forces unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces, the 156th Brigade, the 241st Brigade, the 31st Brigade, the 8th Special Operations Forces Regiment, the 426th Unmanned Systems Regiment of the Ukrainian Marine Corps, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), the 82nd Air Assault Brigade, and the 153rd Brigade;
• 2,300 smoothbore shotgun rounds, valued at UAH 43,000;
• 2 shotguns, for K2 and the State Border Guard Service;
• 3 starlink terminals, for the 3rd Special Operations Forces Regiment, the 116th Brigade, and the 68th Air Assault Brigade;
• 2 laptops, for the 72nd Brigade and the 3rd Special Operations Forces Regiment;
• Tires for the 72nd Brigade;
• 5 portable power stations — 2 for Azov, 1 for the 116th Brigade, 1 for the 24th Brigade, and 1 for the 156th Brigade;
• 3 drone detectors, for the 31st Brigade, the 426th Marine Corps Unmanned Systems Regiment, and the Patrol Police.

In total, more than UAH 2.8 million worth of aid was delivered during the two most recent missions.

We are grateful to our longstanding partners — Chipo gas stations, Dzvony agricultural company, the Peremyshliany Territorial Community, the International Road Carriers of Ukraine, and our ambassadors for their continued and meaningful support! It truly matters.

And we invite you to support our ongoing fundraising efforts. Our current urgent campaign, “Autumn Vehicle,” is raising funds to cover vehicle repairs for the military. Vehicles need to be in good working condition — because this is a matter of saving lives.

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Glory to a Free Ukraine!