Rescue Vehicles to Ukraine!
$975.37
Raised
8
Donations
$999,999
Goal
Ladies and gentlemen, this is our tallest order yet!! No sooner did we drop off our last deliveries, did the new requests start coming in! Scroll down to see the status of the four fundraisers we've all rolled into one!
First up Ruslan's rescue vehicle tires have been FUNDED, delivered and are in use right now saving lives.!!!!
Next up, our rescue 4x4 has been FUNDED!! Our team reports that they are currently performing casualty evacuations in "anything that runs" right now, and it is getting so bad that they were considering purchasing a Buhanka van just to get them by.
We thought this was unacceptable and wanted to get them in a proper 4x4 like we did for Dr. Julia when she was in the same situation. Gary strongly favors the Nissan X-Trail due to its capabilities and parts availability, so that's what we bought!
Also included was a set of 4ea "mud grip" tires! (installed)
This baby was delivered the first week of June, 2026. The team is undergoing the conversion now to turn her into a proper CASEVAC vehicle.
NEXT on our list was a hoist for the home of a wounded veteran. We visited Denis in a military hospital where he is being treated for a spinal injury he sustained in combat. While he is well taken care of by the staff, his family would like it of they could have him home on the weekends. We've already personally delivered a hospital bed to his home, so with this purchase of a hospital hoist for him to use, these visits are now possible!!
It's important to us that our veterans know that we're still here to take care of them , so we will not waste time on this either. It's going in with the above 4x4 delivery!
This baby was delivered in the back of our Terrano on that June run!
(Background edited for the safety of the patients at the military hospital)
Finally, our rescue van for Maksim our medic in the 1st Brigade, National Guard:
A huge thank you to everyone who continues to make these deliveries possible, and to our defenders, to our veterans, and to everyone still in Ukraine:
Stay strong, we're coming.