This just keeps getting better and better. Thank you Jake, thsnk you Community and thank NAFO 69th Sniffing Brigade for all the hard work you put into these Campains and your unwavering support for Ukraine

Refinery Bingo - Slava Ukraina - From Sweden

Well done again Jake Broe. Slava Ukraine!

Keep at it!

Ukraine will win its freedom!

Without a Ukrainian victory over Orcistan, further conflict in Europe is inevitable. Support Ukraine, for their future & yours...

Slava Ukraini

Will continue to support the amazing people of Ukraine and all their heroes.

Keep up good work from Ozz

To those who are debating on whether to donate to Ukraine please read my words. To those that have and fear that they have not made a difference read my words and know that you have. Tolstoy spoke about what happens when we let fear rule us. We become compliant with systemic evil. Compliant with with evil that makes good men torture and imprison innocent men, women, and little children. We become desensitized and justify our actions as benign "I am just a cog in the machine, my actions are too small to make a difference" Or "That's just how things are". We then turn a blind eye to their suffering through our inaction, indirect, or direct actions. We are then “lessened” by this. Humanity is interconnected by even small actions. The loss of one affects the community as a whole. This sentiment is echoed by Martin Luther King Jr in his Letter from the Birmingham Jail. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” This is more than injustice. It is a threat to our democracy. A threat to democracy anywhere is a threat to democracy everywhere. Not just Tolstoy and MLK jr, but many others have echoed that we are interconnected even through small choices. It is not our choices that give human life value. Human life is intrinsically valuable. Our choices create the interconnectedness of humans to one another and can garnish us with intelligence or diminish our intelligence. For Whom the Bell Tolls by John Donne No man is an island, Entire of itself. Each is a piece of the continent, A part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less. As well as if a promontory were. As well as if a manor of thine own Or of thine friend's were. Each man's death diminishes me, For I am involved in mankind. Therefore, send not to know For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee.

we are with you until the end.From new zealand

"Life will win over death, and light will win over darkness."

I hope these trucks can serve a long time both during and after the war rebuilding Ukraine

California stands with Ukraine!

-Thanks Jake for running these fundraisers - I've only missed the first one.. We love you for your commentary and commitment to Ukraine.

Montréal, Canada continues to support Ukraine in its fight for freedom and democracy.

Thank you Jake! We are many! We keep defending the truth - we keep defending democracy!

Slava Ukraini! Glory to the Heroes! From Arizona, USA

Remember Soloviev, the russian Goebbels, trying to copy amazing NAFO fundraising, and then stealing the money while delivering shitty homemade buggies to his "heroes"? Here is a little poem about it: Warbuggies The horde is running out of tanks, they need new meatcan for their ranks. But izgoy, it will be fine. This army is not in decline. For Soloviev, strongman of the hour is gonna do everything in his power. Lada? Buchanka? What do you need? The showman crowdfunds indeed. But postures done and all of this, the money hides in the pocket of his. Gopnik!Cobble together the cheapest shit! Who cares that the izgoy will get hit!? Buggies of bars and wood, a love letter, costs saved, homemade and clever! Vodca, vomit, victory day! The glorious russian way! Now parade for the tsar and export fear... Blyat! That´s impossible with such crap gear! So the junk is left to rust in the field, that even izgoy refused to wield.

Thank you Jake for your dedication. I am sorry. I can't afford to pay for a patch, but I think that they're awesome. To Ukraine with love. Thank you for fighting for my freedom. (Jaq from the UK).