Vehicles for logistics and evacuation
Two all-wheel-drive vehicles for supply runs to positions, personnel rotation and casualty evacuation.
Why this is needed
Ammunition, food and water resupply, rotating people, evacuating the wounded — all of it rests on vehicles nobody calls combat equipment until they are gone. A vehicle at the front line lives months, sometimes weeks: a drone takes it out, it hits a mine, or it simply does not survive roads that no longer exist.
When there are not enough vehicles, the unit starts cutting runs. That means a longer trip to hospital for the wounded and longer gaps between rotations for those holding positions.
What exactly we are buying
- two all-wheel-drive vehicles able to handle field roads
- pre-purchase diagnostics and repair of critical assemblies
- a set of spare parts and consumables for the first service
- delivery to the handover point
The brigade's logistics service determines the exact model and supplier — it knows what can be serviced with the resources at hand and what the vehicle is needed for. The fund pays the issued invoice by bank transfer from its earmarked account.
This campaign has its own monobank jar, and bank transfers go to the fund’s earmarked account with the campaign number in the payment purpose. Running the fund is not paid from this money — there is a separate account for that.
Jar and bank detailsWe publish a campaign partner only after written confirmation from them. A media partner has no access to the money: they only tell people about the campaign.
Support campaign #1
Two ways. A monobank jar is faster and its balance is visible in real time. A bank transfer suits legal entities and larger sums, and comes with closing documents.
A dedicated jar for this campaign only. Its balance is public: you can see how much has been raised for this item, separately from the rest of the direction.
Jar not created yetWhere the campaign stands
Every step is backed by a document. Completed stages are ticked off.
Request from the brigade signed
The unit commander stated a need for vehicles. The brigade issued an official letter of request signed by the brigade commander.
Campaign opened
The fund published the campaign with a target of ₴600,000, based on a preliminary estimate agreed with the logistics service.
Raising funds
Once the sum is on the account, the fund pays the supplier's invoice. Progress is updated on this page.
Invoice paid
A bank transfer from the fund's earmarked account. The brigade's logistics service helps choose the supplier and the model.
Handover to the brigade
Handover against a formal record. The logistics service then distributes the vehicles.
Report published
Documents, photos and the summary will appear on this very page. The address will not change.
Other campaigns in this direction
The front is held by people. People are held by the rear.
A recurring donation of even 200 hryvnia a month gives the fund what matters most — the ability to plan instead of firefighting.
