The road to Bilopillia is hunted by FPV drones. Just a day after a food truck was hit, we delivered 300 survival kits to the residents of this historic fortress city, using electronic warfare equipment to clear the path.

Nadezhda survived occupation in a cellar with 14 family members, sharing a single loaf of bread thrown to them 'like dogs.' In Zaporizhzhia, we delivered over 800 survival kits to restore dignity to survivors like her.

In July 2025, the Sumy region faced a renewed cross-border offensive. We deployed 882 survival kits to support the families living under constant drone attacks and shelling on Ukraine's northern border.

In Northern Saltivka, 90% of buildings are damaged. On June 27, we joined volunteers Tymur and Grisha to deliver 350+ survival kits to the elderly residents who are too frail to flee the ruins.

Mission complete. With the conclusion of Phase 2, we have now delivered a total of 102,000 liters of drinking water to Apostolove. Read how our partnership with Diamondback Energy and The World Orphan Fund moved over 100 tons of water to a community in crisis.

In Orlovo, local stores face shortages and the population is shrinking. We deployed survival kits to the elderly residents who remain, proving that we are present where we are needed most.

Velyka Oleksandrivka was a fortified stronghold under occupation. Now, it is a hub for recovery. We delivered 11 tons of aid to stabilize the town that supports the entire district.

Kucherske was occupied for months and is now hollowed out. Only the elderly remain. We delivered 44 survival kits to the seniors who have been left behind in this isolated Kherson village.

86 boxes may sound small, but for a village recovering from occupation, it is a lifeline. Read how we supported the remaining families of Mala Oleksandrivka as part of our 2,200-unit Kherson regional campaign.

Kochubeivka was occupied for two weeks in 2022, but the crisis continues. With local stores and pharmacies destroyed, we deployed 23 survival food kits to the community to support the residents who remain under constant shelling.

June 2025 saw record air raid alerts in Kharkiv. Amidst the sirens, we deployed 881 survival food kits to IDPs who have lost their homes but not their resolve. Read about the operational challenges in Ukraine's second-largest city.

The destruction of the Kakhovka Dam turned water into a luxury in Apostolove. In response, we launched a new 57,000-liter campaign with Diamondback Energy and The World Orphan Fund. We just completed Phase 1, bringing portable 5L jugs to families in need.

132 metric tons. 10,000 units. 400 million calories. We are currently mobilizing a massive injection of nutritional support for near-frontline communities. Learn how we engineer our food boxes for survival and dignity—including the critical addition of high-quality ground coffee.

Less than 17km from the front, Kramatorsk faces daily aerial bombardment. On May 23, we deployed 1700 survival food kits across the de-occupied Donetsk oblast to support the 75,000 civilians still living on the edge of the contact line.

Construction is underway in Irpin for a new barrier-free foster home for children with special needs. In partnership with Save Ukraine, this project supports the transition of 'social orphans' from state institutions to loving families—a critical step for Ukraine’s future and EU integration.

Moving 45 tons of water takes more than one truck. We have successfully completed the second phase of our Apostolove water mission, fulfilling our commitment to deliver 45,000 liters (9,000 jugs) to families facing a critical water shortage.

The taps in Apostolove are dry or run with mud. To combat this critical shortage, we partnered with Diamondback Energy to deliver 45,000 liters of clean drinking water—packaged in 5L jugs for immediate distribution to families.

Pavlograd is the primary triage point for families fleeing Donetsk. To stabilize this hub, we deployed 1,000 high-density care packages. Weighing 13.2kg each and containing over 40,000 calories per box, these units provide the essential nutritional baseline for families restarting their lives."

A shelter without power in winter is a trap. We deployed 48 industrial generators (up to 60kW) and 25,200 liters of fuel to secure the electrical grid for IDP centers in Dnipropetrovsk. This infrastructure guarantees heat and light for 12,000 displaced people.

For 334 children who have lost a parent to the war, we moved beyond generic aid to fulfill specific, critical needs. From 83 tablets restoring access to education to household appliances for grieving families, Operation Santa combined targeted support with a 40ft container of bulk aid to reach over 1,500 beneficiaries.