Our list is dictated by medics, civilians and units inside Ukraine — not by guesswork. Every category below is something that has been requested, sourced and delivered.
The supplies that stop bleeding in the first minutes — when a casualty can still be saved.
The single most requested item from front-line medics. A $30 piece of gear that closes the gap between life and death.
For civilians in areas where infrastructure is damaged or gone — clean water at the point of need.
Used 4x4 SUVs sourced in the UK and Denmark, driven overland into Ukraine, and handed off to evacuation and medical crews.
A medic, unit or civilian contact sends a specific request — quantities, brand equivalents, where it needs to go.
We verify the request against trusted contacts and previous deliveries, and price out a US procurement plan.
Donor funds are converted directly into purchased supplies, packed against the request list.
A volunteer courier hand-carries the supplies into Ukraine and confirms the hand-off with the receiving party.
$30 puts one CAT tourniquet on a soldier's belt. $120 fills a basic IFAK. $1,500 outfits a small evacuation team. Whatever you can give, we put to work on the next shipment.
