It is not for us to stop, lose heart or give up.

While others stand their ground, we stand by our mission.

Here is what we have managed to collect and purchase through our joint efforts:

– 25 inverter generators (3.5 kW);

– 64 solar charging stations;

– 40 camp lanterns;

– the purchase of cold remedies and vitamins is pending.

These are not just numbers.

They represent light, electricity and warmth in places where there is often nothing.

Everything is heading to Ukraine as early as next week.

At the Open Day on 22 February, we will be joined by our friend and partner Viktoria Melnyk – a volunteer, coordinator of hundreds of humanitarian missions for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and head of the charity organisation ‘With God’ in Kyiv.

And immediately after that – the next challenge.

Let’s unite, coordinate and direct our efforts towards purchasing a vehicle for the 112th Brigade, which is holding its positions on the Donetsk front.

This vehicle is not a luxury.

It means mobility.

Supply.

Evacuation.

Lives saved.

I try not to count how many vehicles we have purchased, how many we have lost on the front-line roads, and how many we have repaired to keep our logistics running in Ukraine.

In war, equipment wears out quickly. But our resolve must not.

Our goal is to raise €7,000 by 23 February for a van that will transport our aid to Ukraine and be donated to the 112th Brigade.

The deadline is tight. The need is real.

Every day of delay costs more than money.

And when we know who we are raising funds for, giving up is not an option.