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Adopt a Drone

by Ottodv

Fund it. Name it. And we'll deliver it to the Ukrainian Army.

36% Funded

10,886 €

Raised

67 Days Left

"Hospitallers" - volunteer paramedics

by Tetiana Doroshenko

Hospitallers are volunteer combat medics, anaesthetists, surgeons, drivers and rescuers.

UAnimals

by Olga Chevganiuk

Animals are the forgotten victims of the war. Wild and domesticated animals are scared, vulnerable, often injured and alone. Caring for the defenseless is the goal of UAnimals.

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1000 books for Ukrainian Library in Estonia

by Valerie Sarle

Spilno is a non-profit organisation that unites people around reading. Our goal is to become the first Ukrainian library in the Nordics & Baltics.

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Let's help frontline medics together

by Erko Laidinen

A joint project between United Delivery Mission and Erko Laidinen to support frontline medics.

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United Delivery Mission: we send cars to special units in Ukraine

by Riivo Anton

The war is very resource consuming and the result may be defined by small details. Based on the feedback from the Ukrainian soldiers we believe that our initiative matters.

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Saunas for Ukraine

by Ilmar Raag

We will plan, build and deliver 10 sauna complexes fit for battalion-sized units in Ukraine.

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Computers for Ukrainian children

by Eveliis Padar

If a person is fleeing war, it may be that all his or her family's belongings must fit in one backpack. There may not be room for a computer. But once the war refugees have reached a safe place, the children have to continue their schooling, the parents have to find a new job and start building security for their families from scratch.

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Ööülikool

by Jaan Tootsen / Ööülikool MTÜ

Ööülikool punub pesa!

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Food aid for refugees

by Triinu Tikas

Ukrainian refugees have been living in Estonia for months, but majority of them have not yet found a job - with different type of barriers on their way. Thus they are struggling to make ends meet. Constant concern of how to cater the most basic needs is adding to the high stress and anxiety levels of Ukrainian refugees. Together we can help to reduce this burden and buy the daily food for Ukrainian mothers and their children!

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