Aid for Ukraine

Thanks to your generosity in 2024 Ukrainian Action in Ireland has sent to Ukraine:

11
     AMBULANCES
9
PICKUP TRUCKS *
* for medical evacuation
And much more: power banks, batteries, thermal clothing, tactical medicine, etc ... ↓

Our partners

Gurtom Logo.
Wilni.org Logo.
29 March 2024

We are grateful to everyone who joins our humanitarian efforts in Ukraine!
During the last 3 months, starting from Christmas, we collected funds to purhase evacuation vehicles for the most war-affected regions of Ukraine.
Thanks to our donors who contributed through Benevity, iDonate, social media, private donations and direct donations during the February 24 march, we were able to purchase and send 9 ambulances to Ukraine!
The vehicles have already been delivered to our partner organization in Ukraine, Gurtom, where they undergo maintenance and preparation before being sent to their final destination - volunteer doctors in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson and Kharkiv regions.

Front-line doctors are sincerely grateful for your support!

02 March 2024



Sincere gratitude to the National Services Day teams across the country for providing a large amount of humanitarian aid in the form of thermal clothing and stretchers for distribution among the war-affected communities.

They will also be used to provide assistance to the civilian population by the forces of the Ukrainian National Emergency Service for search and rescue operations in cities that were affected by Russian strikes.
All of the above has already been sent to our reliable partner in Ukraine, the Gurtom Foundation.

«Go Raibh Mile Maith agaibh go léir».

23 February 2024


Dear friends,
This week Ukrainian Action in Ireland purchased three more pickup trucks to evacuate injured people from frontline areas. Now they are being prepared to be tranferred to Ukraine.
These pickups were purchased at the request of our partner organizations in Ukraine - Gurtom and Wilni Ua, that will pass those trucks over to the final recipients.
We are extremely grateful for the trust of everyone who supports our fundraisings. Thanks to you, we are able to close such important requests and save people's lives.

29 January 2024




Last week Ukrainian Action in Ireland managed to buy three pickup trucks to evacuate people from frontline areas. Two of them are already on their way to Ukraine, and the third will soon be transferred as well.
Before leaving for their main mission, the cars will be painted and equipped with everything necessary to help evacuate as many wounded as possible. These cars were purchased at the request of our partner organisation in Ukraine - Gurtom.
Join us in our efforts to help Ukraine.

24 January 2024




Dear friends,
We are grateful to everyone who supported our collection of humanitarian aid to Ukraine during these Christmas holidays. The first batch of your donations helped us purchase the tactical medicine (tourniquets, hemostatic agents, needles for pneumothorax), which has already arrived in Kyiv and will soon go to the paramedics of the front-line area in the eastern direction.
We also bought three power banks and a solar panel, which have already been sent to our partners in Ukraine - the Gurtom charity fund.

16 January 2024





Dear friends,
We are grateful to each one of you who decided to help Ukraine through us this Christmas. Thanks to you, we purchased another batch of the very needed Ecoflow power banks. Tomorrow they will be dispatched to Ukraine. Thank you for your help.


23 December 2023


We are grateful to each of you who responded to our call to collect the essentials for Ukraine. During this month, we collected about 8 boxes of canned goods, dry food, power banks, socks, heaters, thermal underwear and other things at the Ukrainian Centre Rathmines and have already handed over everything collected to our partner in Ukraine - the WilniUa fund.
We thank PostUa for the constant assistance in the transportation of humanitarian goods. Part of what was collected went to the families from the destroyed villages around Kyiv region, and the main part is gradually added to the packages that are regularly delivered to the front-line zone.