Meet our volunteer – this is Pavka Lytvyn.
Pavka has been in our team since 2014. After February 24, she started helping the military.
The main direction of her work is the collection of tactical first-aid kits. Pavka collected and sent more than 500 tactical first-aid kits to the front line. The average cost of one first-aid kit is $90-100.
Now she desperately needs funds for a new batch of first-aid kits.
? 4 mobile baths and laundries will soon go to the 102 brigade. A very necessary thing on the front line. Therefore, it is necessary to help.
? We bought 12 pallets for showers, styrofoam, assembly glue, Euroruberoid, paint and other small things for work. Your support is important.
PrivatBank:
4149629331176685
Monobank:
5375414143066628
PayPal:
lidiaif64@gmail.com
? Friends, you are incredible. Thanks to you, we collected 160,000 and bought a car to transport the wounded from the battlefield.
Stas Kovanovskyi is currently engaged in the maintenance of cars and conversions for the needs of military medics.
He continues the collection on his page. Get involved.
Your help is invaluable!
And we move on, because the end of one job is only the beginning of the next one, because requests arrive every day.
Tablets, uniforms, shoes, mosquito repellent, shovels, films, axes, etc.
Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Pokrovsk, Bakhmutsky direction, Lysychansk, Kropyvnytskyi and others.
We continue to work towards victory.
T4 is a war machine! Beautiful, with new wheels, oil changed, complete MOT, repainted in the most fashionable color this summer.
Volunteer initiatives have been helping since 2014, when Russia first deployed troops to Ukraine. All these years, tireless Ukrainians have been looking for everything from bulletproof vests to cars every day to save the lives of our military and help them to destroy the enemy. With the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the needs of the front line significantly increased, but with them increased the number of volunteers.
“The Reporter” collected in one article the accounts of proven volunteer initiatives that work hard to win. First of all, for those who want to help and transfer money, but do it chaotically or do not do it because they do not know who to trust.
The Public Initiative of Entrepreneurs “Svii za svoho” together with the “Oberig-IF” Charitable Foundation, provides assistance to the military, migrants, clinics and hospitals. Since the beginning of the war in 2014, the initiative has been actively involved in helping the military at the front line. Currently, the team “Svii za shoho” continues this work. On February 24 this year, the fund transferred 2.8 million UAH of aid. These include optics, body armor, communications equipment, generators, and military ammunition.
This was announced on the Facebook page of the activist Lydia Anushkevychus.
In particular, more than 23,000 UAH were collected during the pilgrimage in Krylos, another 4,963 and 6,258 UAH were collected at the festival “Stanislavska Marmulyada” and patriotic song festivals in Ivano-Frankivsk. Ira Smolenska’s volunteer group raised 2,320 UAH at a conference of doctors. Another 3890 UAH were collected at the “Bread Day” festival.
According to Lydia Anushkevychus, the funds raised will allow to pay off the debt for the car for the 128th Brigade and the debt for ammunition.
