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.

Displacement threatens to create a gap in education for thousands of children. In Ivano-Frankivsk, we partnered with local operator 'Revived by Unity' to upgrade classroom infrastructure, creating a professional, stable environment for IDP children to learn and heal.

Building from scratch takes too long. To house 15 displaced people before winter, we executed a rapid retrofit of an existing shell. By installing windows, plumbing, and essential appliances, we transformed an unlivable space into a warm home for a mixed-generation group of IDPs.

Living on a gym floor is not just uncomfortable; it is a health risk. We partnered with The World Orphan Fund to upgrade a shelter in Uzhhorod housing 75 displaced people. By delivering beds, blankets, and appliances, we got families off the cold floor and restored their ability to cook and stay warm.

We deployed 150 relief kits to displaced families in Korostyshiv. These aren't random groceries; each 10kg package is engineered to provide 28,000 calories—enough to feed two people for a week—along with a full month's supply of hygiene and sanitation essentials.

Feeding 75 people is a logistical challenge. Under our 'Gifts of Light' program, sponsored by the Krohn Breakthrough Foundation and Allied Extract, we installed a high-capacity freezer and microwave in a Chernivtsi shelter. This upgrade allows the facility to stock food in bulk and ensure food security for its residents.

During a site visit to Ukraine, the Krohn Breakthrough Foundation sponsored a $10,000 immediate aid package. We deployed 500 family care bags, upgraded heating at the Borodyanka Psychoneurological Facility, and provided power solutions for IDPs living in temporary rail shelters.

Consistency is key. We delivered another 15 tons of aid to the Kharkiv region. See the photos from our latest distribution, where we provided 1,500 families with the food and hygiene staples they need to keep going.

We have upgraded to a new warehouse to handle increased volume. With a recent 22-ton delivery, we have now shipped 99 tons of aid into Ukraine—equivalent to 425,700 meals. Watch the team in action as we prep this load for Kharkiv and Dnipro.

The war's impact isn't limited to the frontlines. We delivered 300 care packages to displaced families and disabled individuals living in shelters in Chernivtsi. From converted schools to gymnasiums, we are supporting those who have lost their homes and are rebuilding their lives in the west.