We went for #Help4Ukraine and #EyesOnUkraine to deliver equipment that is genuinely in short supply near the front line: Starlink terminals, high-capacity batteries, and food supplies. We also handed over two UK-registered Toyota HiLux pickups — among the most sought-after vehicles on the front, because they keep running where almost nothing else does.

Bringing my daughter mattered to me. I wanted her to see directly, not through a screen: the resilience, the shortages, and the people who keep their spirits up high, regardless.

What struck us both is how much difference specific, practical items make. A Starlink terminal restores communication. A battery keeps a unit or a clinic powered through blackouts (and the upcoming winter). A reliable pickup moves supplies — and people — out of harm’s way.

Four years in, the attention has faded but the need has not. That is exactly why continued support matters now.

So I am asking directly — and here is exactly what your money buys:

• €300 — a Starlink Mini Kit that restores communication where the networks are down.
• €800 — an EcoFlow DELTA 2 (2 kWh) battery that keeps a unit or clinic powered through blackouts.
• Companies: sponsor a vehicle or a full shipment. I will tell you precisely where it goes and show you it arrived.

Nothing disappears into overhead. Every euro becomes equipment.

If you can help, message me here or contact the team directly:
📧 bus@eyesonukraine.eu
🔗 https://eyesonukraine.eu/

Grateful to everyone who already supports this work. We are not done.

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