A while ago we drove a car to Kharkiv. When we deliver a car, it is first given a thorough inspection there and any extra maintenance is carried out. After that, the best destination at that moment is sought. Often that turns out to be the emergency services, because they frequently lose vehicles and equipment to double-tap strikes by Russian troops. That is why another car has now been handed over to the Kharkiv fire department.
Our first fundraising campaign for first aid kits for Ukraine has closed, and it went far beyond what we had hoped for. Instead of 20 first aid kits, we can now bring 40 to Ukraine.
The first 26 have already arrived. Among others, they were handed over to an aid organisation that helps build homes for people in Kherson who have lost everything. Their work puts them at such risk that >
A huge thank you to everyone who contributed.
Last week we brought three cars with relief supplies to Ukraine. One of the three cars was a donated Mercedes station wagon. We also took 26 first-aid kits with us, which we were able to purchase thanks to our first donation campaign with a specific goal. The four volunteers who delivered them are safely back home.
Thanks to everyone who helped! For the car, the donations of relief supplies and IT equipment, and for the many financial donations we received. It is heartwarming how many people remain involved in the aid to Ukraine. The next transport will leave soon!
Thank you to everyone who contributed! With the first donations we bought 26 first aid kits, which will be on their way to Ukraine soon. We will post an update once they have been delivered. You can still donate. It will not be long before the next transport leaves.
Aid to Ukraine has already brought more than 250 cars to Ukraine. Over there they are used for things like evacuations and hospital runs. The person who donates a car benefits too. Not only because it helps Ukraine, but financially as well. In this post we explain how that works, using a few examples.