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Our Mission: To provide vehicles to first responders and humanitarian aid + assistance to people in Ukraine
Vehicles are critical for First Responder mobility to provide medical, rescue, and evacuation in war zones
Humanitarian aid goes into every vehicle sent to Ukraine, because everyone deserves a good quality of life, no matter where they are located
Current Calls to Action:
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Raise $7,000 in donations for Dana to purchase to donate to first responders
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Raise $7,000 in donations for Kharkiv emergency truck - Parry & Jesús
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Raise $7,000 in donations for Lisa & Paul to purchase a vehicle to donate to first responders
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Support Taste of Victory's development, path to becoming a Point of Invincibility, and initiatives to create jobs for those who have faced hardship
Please note: this table does not automatically update. Your donation will be reflected as soon as possible!
Fundraiser | Donation Target | Donation Recieved | Delivery Date |
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Dana's Vehicle | $7,000 | $6,000 | September 2026 |
ACH Evac Vehicle for Odesa First Responders | $10,000 | $10,000 ✅ | September 2026 |
Kharkiv Emergency Truck - Parry & Jesús | $7,000 | $5,120 | September 2026 |
Lisa & Paul's Vehicle | $7,000 | $3,220 | October 2026 |
These aren't just vehicles – they're mobile life-saving stations that will empower medics to reach more wounded personnel and provide faster, more effective care. These ambulances will be fully equipped with essential medical supplies, stretchers, life-support equipment, and reinforced for challenging terrain. They will have the capacity to evacuate multiple patients simultaneously and provide critical care during transport. An investment like this will multiply the medic's ability to save lives, transforming their daily mission from limited to limitless.
"When the call comes, every second counts"
"Sometimes our current transport can't make it through, and lives are at risk. This ambulance will save lives — not just of soldiers, but of friends and brothers. Thank you for making this possible."
— Anonymous Ukrainian Frontline Medic
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