Convoy 51 is back. Two weeks after the car transporter set off, the main convoy left for Dmytriwka and Berestyn: a 40-tonne truck, a 9-tonne truck with a trailer (carrying four more trailers to be handed over), an ambulance, a patient transport vehicle and a fire engine. It was a journey of joy and of grief. The car transporter with seven cars had already left for Dmytriwka on 14 September. This car transporter with 7 cars set off almost three weeks before the main part of the convoy. The...

As previously reported on several occasions, our association supports an emergency kitchen in Berestyn. Emergency kitchens primarily prepare shelf-stable, high-calorie meals to provide swift and uncomplicated aid to emergency responders as well as the civilian population persevering in frontline settlements. Once prepared, the meals are vacuum-sealed and, when needed, transported directly to people sheltering in bunkers, basements, and forward protection zones. In some cases, we hand over...

Since the beginning of the war, our organization has regularly delivered aid supplies directly to Ukraine. Our 51st convoy is now scheduled for early October. As always, a great deal of organization and logistics lies behind the preparations. Over the past days and weeks, diligent sorting, packing, and loading have already been underway. Most of the aid supplies have already been safely stowed on pallets and in the truck. We will give you a detailed look at the cargo and the specific aid...