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Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation
The expression «take a star out of the sky», when pronounced by Serhii Prytula, does not sound figurative after his foundation purchased the ICEYE satellite for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Serhii Prytula has been involved in the volunteer movement and helping the army since 2014, but his name became especially popular among the volunteer community after he organized a fundraiser for the purchase of three Bayraktar attack drones. Serhii Prytula is a presenter and showman for whom supporting the army is a fundamental duty. Over the course of eight years, he transferred a huge number of vehicles, drones, communication equipment, optics and medical equipment to the army.
Charitable Foundation «Come Back Alive»
«Come Back Alive» is one of the largest funds to help the Ukrainian military. The fund has been supporting the military since 2014. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Russia, he has also been helping volunteers in active hostilities. Since 2014, the fund has collected more than UAH 4 billion to help the Armed Forces.
Charitable Foundation «Army SOS»
A powerful volunteer organization for assistance to the Ukrainian military, which has functioned since 2014. It specializes in the delivery of self-produced software, radio reconnaissance and UAVs to the front. Many combat and military units were awarded by the fund.
The Alexey Stavnitser Charitable Foundation
This fund was established by the sons of Oleksii Stavnitser, a well-known Odesa businessman. They own the terminals in the ports of Pivdenny and Odesa. The foundation specializes in providing women with the necessary ammunition. The fund sent more than two thousand bullet-proof vests, more than three thousand armour plates, a significant number of cars, drones and thermal imagers to the front.
Roman Tyshchenko-Lamanskyi, translated by Vitalii Holich
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