EVACUATE. FEED. REBUILD.
One more vehicle, where every vehicle counts.
I’m returning to Ukraine for a fifth mission, bringing equipment and a vehicle to support civilian evacuations.
You give here. I take it there. They act every day.
01 / THE NEED
What is needed now
Around Kramatorsk, local teams continue to evacuate civilians. To keep reaching those who decide to leave, they need vehicles.
Renault Trafic: €4,100
Transport to Ukraine: €1,200
Goal: €5,300
From here, one vehicle may not seem like much. On the ground, one more vehicle means more people can be evacuated.
Frontline Support Ukraine is new. The missions are not.
Since summer 2025, Nelly has been carrying out regular missions in Ukraine.
06/25
First mission: departure with an NGO and donation of her own truck.
08/25
Second mission: another vehicle found with the help of her mechanic.
03-05/26
Third mission: an ambulance found and funded by a friend, driven to Ukraine, followed by two and a half months on the ground supporting local associations, which would later become the partners of Frontline Support Ukraine.
07/26
Fourth mission: returning alone to Ukraine to work directly with partners she had met before.
10/26
Fifth mission: the first under the name Frontline Support Ukraine, with a vehicle to fund and a mission focused on supporting evacuations in the Donbas.
I know where I’m going. I know who I’m working with. And I know why I’m going back.
Kramatorsk, Donbas.
Our Ukrainian partners, on the ground every day.
We support the associations we have met on the ground, whose founders and work we know personally.
Futurama — evacuate
Evacuating families and small family farms around Kramatorsk, Donbas.
Druzi Space — evacuate
Evacuating and caring for domestic animals around Kramatorsk, Donbas.
Cxid Jittia — support
Supporting families, children and people with disabilities. Kramatorsk, Donbas.
Chervona Kalyna — feed
Ukrainian “babushkas” cook for evacuees, hospitals and elderly people in Kharkiv.
Micto Dobra — rebuild
Protection and rebuilding for children, vulnerable women and families.
They are the ones doing the work every day. FSU gives them the means to keep going.
The vehicle will not leave empty.
What if, thanks to you, we exceed the goal?
Medical supplies and fire extinguishers are already planned. Additional donations could fund:
Fuel on the ground for evacuation vehicles each morning · repairs · equipment to help people through the winter · generators · power banks and batteries · Starlink Mini
You don’t have to be big to make a real impact.
One person gives €20. Another gives €50. A company funds part of the transport. Someone provides equipment.
Together, these gestures become a vehicle, equipment and support that actually reaches the ground.
Every person counts. Every gesture counts.
Be part of the mission.
You give here. I take it there. They act every day.
