Ukrainian charitable foundation supplying the army (drones, night vision, tablets, IFAKs, camouflage nets, vehicles) and civilians (food packages, baby food, hygiene products).
Bank card and SWIFT/IBAN details for direct transfers are listed on their website.
Comprehensive support for severely wounded Ukrainian servicemen and their families since 2022: modern prosthetics (‘Cyborgs’ programme), treatment, physical and psychological rehabilitation, and education. Foundation active since 2012, originally supporting orphanages. Rehab partners include Fortis MC (Kharkiv), Zakhidnyi Rehabilitation and Sports Centre, and the Halychyna Centre.
Odesa-based charitable foundation making trench candles, permethrin anti-tick sprays and insect-repellent balms for the military, plus camouflage nets (#NetsForLife). Registered charity since April 2022.
⚠️ I have received feedback that this organisation has raised a significant amount of money following the death of @IamUndertow, who I gather was an influential British fella involved with this org, but no evidence of receipts to show where the money was spent. I would welcome clarification about their finances.
Lviv-based charity fund supplying the Ukrainian Defense Forces with high-tech equipment: drones, Starlinks, encrypted comms, night vision, EW protection. Over $6M raised since 2022 from donors in 70+ countries. Runs a near-real-time public transparency system tracking every donation and expense.
Founded by Dmytro (Dimko) Zhluktenko and Iryna Popovych in 2022, named after their dog Dzyga. One of the best transparency setups of any UA org: live income/expense dashboard on the website.
Verified by: @mrdouglashall. I have met the co-founder in person (and Dzyga the dog). Long, publicly documented track record of completed and reported fundraisers.
Do not mention anything military-related in your payment message or note.
Primary route is card payment on their website (works with foreign cards, multiple currencies). PayPal is by pasting their email into PayPal yourself, per their own instructions, never via a payment link. SWIFT and crypto details also on the support page.
No live fundraiser listed. Check their X account for current appeals.
Ukrainian charitable fund helping the Armed Forces and victims of russian aggression: humanitarian aid and food packages for displaced families (Kharkiv region), plus vehicles for soldiers. Received a Razom for Ukraine grant in 2022.
Kharkiv-based charitable organization (legal name Dobradar) providing social and humanitarian assistance, including free community programmes for children and families.
X account dormant since ~mid-2025, but the legal entity remains registered and in good standing (EDRPOU 44934255, registered Dec 2022). PayPal email is corroborated by third-party coverage tied to the same registration code.
Irpin-based volunteer association helping the Armed Forces, Territorial Defence and residents of de-occupied territories; current drives fund drones and vehicles.
Website news feed stale since 2025-10-24 but org confirmed active via local press through June 2026 and via Facebook page. Facebook and Telegram are the live channels. Monobank jar links taken from FB intro 2026-07-05; jars can close or rotate, so verify before donating.
Supply of MRE (ready-to-eat meals) to the AFU. Cooking for the front since 2014; registered as a ГО in 2018. Facebook group is far more active than X account
Verified by: @mrdouglashall. I have volunteered on site multiple times and met the founders.
Supply of medical and technical equipment to the AFU. Formerly ran a casevac team (219 wounded soldiers and civilians evacuated); founder Peter Fouché KIA July 2024, org continues under Halyna Zhuk-Piienar.
One of Ukraine’s largest charitable foundations, founded by volunteer and TV presenter Serhiy Prytula. Military division supplies drones, comms, EW, optics, vehicles and medical equipment to the Defence Forces (famously crowdfunded the ‘People’s Bayraktar’ and an ICEYE satellite). Humanitarian division supports civilians in de-occupied and frontline areas: mobile medical teams, demining, school shelters, modular housing.
Serhiy’s personal account is @serhiyprytula. US donors: Prytula Foundation U.S.A. (prytulafoundation.us) is a separate 501(c)(3) funding humanitarian projects only.
Official fundraising platform of Ukraine. Initiative of the President of Ukraine; weekly fund-distribution reports across defense, demining, medical aid, rebuilding, and education.
Ukrainian miltech charity producing FPV combat drones for the Armed Forces: kamikaze and bomber drones, the Queen Hornet platform, and the STING interceptor used against Shahed-type drones.
Estonian-Ukrainian initiative supplying pickup trucks and evacuation vehicles to Ukrainian units, plus drone fundraisers with partners like Wild Hornets. Publishes per-convoy delivery reports.
Runs as Help99, founded by the LIFT99 Kyiv Hub community. Two legal entities: Freedom Convoy MTÜ (Estonia, reg. 80619647) and БО БФ ХЕЛП99 УКРАЇНА (Ukraine, code 45221003). US donors can give via 501(c)(3) partner Patriots for Ukraine, see their donate page.
US-based 501(c)(3) founded in 2014, over $188M deployed. Five programs: Razom Heroes (equipment, training and supplies for frontline first responders), Razom Health (hospital supplies, surgery, mental health, veteran care), Razom Relief (community recovery grants), Razom Advocacy (US policy) and Razom Connect (Ukrainian culture).
Canadian merch brand founded by Christian Borys that has donated over $2M in profits to Ukraine’s war effort since February 2022: drones, generators, tactical medical supplies (IFAKs, tourniquets) and humanitarian projects, mainly via Unite with Ukraine (Ukrainian World Congress). Manufactures in Ukraine to support local businesses. Not a charity — you support them by buying merch, not donating.
Long-term partner of the Ukrainian World Congress’s Unite with Ukraine initiative; donation reports published on their Impact blog.
UK community charity collecting, funding and delivering humanitarian aid from Surrey to partner hubs in Ukraine since March 2022: medical supplies, generators, vehicles. States that 100% of donations go to aid, with no fees or wages taken.
Operates under registered charity partner Harrop HR Missions Ltd (Charity No. 1117155), so the register record shows that name, not SSWU. Per their bio, endorsed by Ukraine’s Ministry of Health.