My Narrative

The sounds of explosions startled many across Ukraine as they awoke. Even if the Russian president claims that his country has launched a "military operation" and no civilians have been hurt, the truth is quite the reverse. In Ukraine, thousands of people—many of them children—have died, and nonstop explosions have wreaked havoc on all the major cities.

The desire for one's native country was always inextricably intertwined with the remembered horror of Russian control, persecution, and starvation. These worries have materialized since 2014, but has become precise since February 24, 2022.

The globe has shown amazing solidarity for Ukrainians in response to Russia's unlawful and unjustified war of genocide. However, supplies and money are still failing to reach many regions of Ukraine.

In contrast to the one million individuals who fled the war to nearby nations, the Russian attack has caused over 160,000 people to be displaced in every part of the nation. Refugees are looking for refuge in shelters and metro stations.

People are consequently left without access to essential necessities including food, water, and electricity. Humanitarian issues, infrastructural damage, and civilian deaths will rise as long as the Russian army remains in there.

I have roots in Ukraine, thus I’m unable to ignore the unspeakable suffering those people are enduring there. The majority of Ukrainians no longer have the opportunity of doing regular every-day tasks like driving to their bank or doctor's office safely or purchasing food for themselves.

In light of the foregoing tragedy, I managed to raise money in my last campaign for groups that work closely with the Ukrainians who are experiencing this humanitarian disaster firsthand.

Ukrainian soldiers continue to defend their nation with everything they have, which isn't much. Despite Russia's continued influx of heavy artillery and modern weapons into Ukraine. More than ever before, the soldiers need our assistance.

The Ukrainian soldiers are currently working with a single van that is a bit over 30 years old to fulfill their tasks. Unfortunately, this vehicle is incredibly unreliable and cannot assist the battalion in the hazardous duties they are required to complete on a daily basis.

There have been numerous instances where the battalion needed to leave their assignment location immediately because of a counterattack by the aggressor's side, but they were unable to do so because of thier old junky vehicle.

The military have asked the Ukrainian government for a more dependable vehicle numerous times, but they have not received a response. Crowdfunding from people like us is their only chance.

Having now made 2 trips to Poland to deliver vital aid to Ukraine. The first one back in may delivering clothes, food, and medical supplies. And the second run where we delivered 3 working ambulances that have been vitally needed.

However, there is a lot more that we can all do. And when I questioned what else they required. Mr. Yuri Anatoli (a fellow Ukrainian who traveled with us on our previous trip), told me that in addition to 3D printers, they will need comfortable winter clothing for the soldiers so they may create prosthetics for those who have been injured in battle

Help where you can, please. Along with the folks in the photos, I've been trying to aid the Ukrainian soldiers as much as I can, but continuing to support them would be made much easier with the funds raised.

I’m aware that making a financial contribution can be challenging at these times. I only ask that we share, let others know, give what we can, and keep praying. We would appreciate any assistance.

Funding Goal

Our funding goal is to raise £5000. Every pound raised in this campaign would be put into good use in aiding the Ukrainian soldiers.

Where the Funds Raised Would Be Allocated

The funds raised in this campaign would be allocated into getting;

A van

A van is much needed to ease transportation processes. So that even after my third visit I can continue to support Ukraine on trips with needed equipment and tools.

Baby stuff

Soldiers requested their wives’ presence to improve their zeal in battle with the Russians. Baby stuffs such as baby food, breastfeeding supplies, Diapers/wipes, baby bathtub, and so on, would be needed to cater for the soldier's babies, toddlers and infants.

Warm winter clothes

Temperatures are deadly cold in Ukraine. Warm winter clothes such as coats, jackets, scarves, hats and gloves are needed to keep the Ukrainian soldiers in the right temperature to maintain a straight mindset amidst the pallid weather.

3D printers

3D printers are used by designers to swiftly produce product models and prototypes. As natural resources become scarce due to war, 3D printers are also employed to produce finished goods in Ukraine.

Among the products created using 3D printers are furniture, tools, tripods, wax castings, shoe designs and so on. These device(s) would be utilized by the Ukrainian soldiers to make prosthetics for wounded soldiers.

Q&A

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Thank you!

If you’ve gone through this campaign thus far, and decided to donate or share this cause, I extend a heartfelt thank you for your generosity. A share can make a difference.

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