Summary of the February trip

We returned from Donbas a few days ago. We slept off the journey and counted our expenses. So, as usual, it is time to report to you how we spent the money.

During the February trip, we delivered:

1. A mini excavator with accessories for PLN 30,750, requested by soldiers from the 56th Mechanized Brigade (again, many thanks to the NEX GROUP for a significant discount on the excavator!)
2. Nearly 100 CAT tourniquets for PLN 9,380 which will be delivered to the frontline soldiers by Wiktor, a volunteer from Kharkov
3. 50x Dnipro Gen2 tourniquets for PLN 2,641 for soldiers from the 5th Assault Brigade
4. 50x Dnipro Gen2 tourniquets for PLN 2,641 for a military unit whose name we cannot reveal yet
5. A 3D printer with cartridges for the production of elements for combat drones for PLN 2,126, requested by the 18th Brigade
6. Two drone jammers and special binoculars for battlefield observation for PLN 10,070 for soldiers from the 116th Territorial Defense Brigade
7. Two backpacks for drones and Starlinks for PLN 641, delivered to the Belarusian volunteers fighting in Ukraine
8. A docking station and spare batteries for the ambulance Lifepak system for PLN 3,570 for the „Awangarda – Polish medics fighting on the frontline” group.The equipment distributed during the February trip cost PLN 61,819. The logistics costs of the trip, such as fuel, hotel, and provision costs, were paid for by our private funds.

The equipment distributed during the February trip cost PLN 61,819. The logistics costs of the trip, such as fuel, hotel, and provision costs, were paid for by our private funds.

Additionally, we delivered two cars: a Toyota Land Cruiser for soldiers from the 32nd Brigade and a Range Rover for the 115th Territorial Defense Brigade. Our partners – Auta Ukrainaa Logistiikkakeskus / Help Ukraine Logistics Center from Finland and the «Misto syly» Ukrainian organization – fully financed the purchase and equipment of these cars. 

The thermal imaging device that we delivered to Bogdan, a soldier from the 24th Brigade, was financed by Tomasz Manikowski, an entrepreneur from Gdańsk, and his friends.

Thank you very much for your support. We count on your consistent engagement to help us operate and deliver the necessary equipment for soldiers on the frontline.

Traditionally, we also attach all the related invoices.