Report for November 2023

November proved to be an exceptionally productive month. We commenced receiving and dispatching a batch of equipment from the “Legend of Sisters Power” Nursing Collection to the front lines, including drones and night vision devices. Additionally, 100 lightweight Angel Armor ballistic plates arrived, swiftly dispatched to our combat medics. We successfully closed a fundraising campaign, amassing 2 million UAH for winter gear, eagerly anticipating the equipment’s arrival for our servicemen and servicewomen. It was a great month, and we hope the coming months will be no less favorable.

With the holidays ahead, it’s time to reflect and take a breather. However, war knows no breaks, and our defenders will continue surviving, sacrificing, and fighting for Ukraine’s independence during both Christmas and New Year’s Eve. We urge everyone not to forget the significance of a New Year’s tree in our homes.

The volunteer headquarters of the VETERANKA Movement will persist in its efforts, counting on your support, which is invaluable to us.

In November, the VETERANKA Movement closed 179 requests and directed 2,416,725 UAH to assist military personnel and civilians.

●Repaired military vehicles for 24,453 UAH.

●Refueled military vehicles for 18,466 UAH.

●Purchased and delivered 4 DJI MAVIC 3T drones.

●Provided 76 Angel Armor ballistic plates and 76 ballistic packages for military medics.

In November, 140 assistance requests were processed for the military. Specifically:

Vehicles:

Inspection and repair work: 24,453 UAH

Refueled vehicles: 18,462 UAH

Equipment:

●Tablets: 3 units

●EcoFlow: 1 unit

●Power banks: 2 units

●Quadcopter Mavic 3T: 4 units

Ammunition:

●Angel Armor ballistic plates: 76 units

●Ballistic packages: 76 units

●Plate carriers: 6 units

●Helmet: 1 unit

●Body armor: 1 unit

Gear:

●Sleeping bags: 19 units

●Sleeping mats: 4 units

●Active headphones: 2 units

●Helmets with goggles: 2 units

●Earplugs: 2 pairs

●Mounts: 2 units

Tactical Medicine:

●Turnstiles: 100 units

●Occlusive dressings: 4 units

●Decompression needles: 46 units

●Trauma shears: 12 units

●Israeli bandages: 266 units

●Stretchers: 1 unit

●Bandages: 2 units

●Hemostatic bandages: 50 units

●SAM tourniquets: 6 units

●Hydrogel dressings: 4 units

●Thermal blankets: 6 units

●Blizzard thermal blankets: 10 units

●Simulated blood rescue: 14 units

●Emergency splint: 27 units

Medical Supplies

●Provided medical kits for 14 cars.

●Hydrogen peroxide – 17 units.

●Face masks – 1 unit.

●Replacement glass – 1 unit.

●Physiological solution – 3 packs.

●Ringer’s solution – 10 units.

●Ceftriaxone – 16 ampoules.

Clothing and Footwear

●Tactical jackets – 9 units.

●Tactical pants – 2 pairs.

●Camouflage nets – 9 units.

●Kikimora suits – 7 units.

●Camouflage robes – 18 units.

Household and Hygiene

●Coal stoves – 39 units.

●Ceramic heaters – 2 units.

●Mattresses – 10 units.

●Blankets – 3 units.

●Chemical warmers – 3 units.

●Sets from Olena Pinchuk – 65 units.

●Hygiene kits – 13 units.

●Cosmetic kits – 17 units.

●Dry showers – 72 units.

●Canisters – 1 unit.

●Dry food – 32 units.

●Ready-made meal kits – 1 unit.

●Trench candles – 340 units.

●Quick-cook food kits – 1 unit.

Additionally, there were baby food, cereals, sweets, blankets, clothing and footwear for adults and children, jackets, socks, baby diapers, medicines, bed linen, wet and dry wipes, household chemicals, batteries, and stationery.

Closure of 39 Civilian Assistance Requests

Provided families of military personnel, internally displaced persons, and charitable foundations:

●Food kits – 35 units.

●A4 paper – 1 pack.

●Hygiene kits – 35 units.

●Thermometers – 2 units.

●Glucometer – 1 unit.

●Blanket – 1 unit.

Moreover, there were baby food, buckwheat, pasta, sweets, blankets, clothing and footwear for adults and children, jackets, socks, baby diapers, medicines, bed linen, wet and dry wipes, household chemicals, batteries, and stationery.