Military aid
We help units that are at war. We cooperate with the command of units, communicating directly with the commanders of military units and formations. We are waiting for inquiries from the commanders of your company, battalion or brigade.
Ukraine military are in need of:
Bulletproof vests (at least class 4)
Helmets
Firs-aid kits
Sleeping bags
Thermal imagers
Night vision devices
Military ammunition
Walkie-talkies
Required medical supplies:
Tourniquets CAT gen7, SAM XT, or TMT (original, not replicas)
Israeli bandages OLAES
Occlusive plasters (Halo and analogues)
Decompression needles (ARS needle or analogues)
Nasopharyngeal airways (size 28,30)
Cricoconicotomy kits and soft stretchers
Anti-burn hydrogel dressings and the gels in packages/bottles (burnjel, burntec)
Intraosseous access systems (FAST, etc.), scissors for cutting clothes
Thermal blankets and specialized backpacks for combat medics
You can help with ammunition or medication, if there is no possibility but you want to help, we have a sectionSUPPORT

If you have any questions about assistance, please contact the hotline +38 073 310 40 70

If you are a military unit - you can ask for help by filling out the form link.

In 2020, during the coronavirus pandemic, Serhiy Prytula established a Charitable Foundation to help non-military areas. Anna Gvozdyar became its director. Serhiy Prytula continued to help the military as a private individual.

The fund was engaged in the purchase of protective equipment, ventilators, and medicines for Ukrainian hospitals. He later focused on helping educational and community initiatives to rehabilitate people with disabilities, orphans, and children with autism.

And from February 2022, due to the full-scale offensive of Russia, Sergei Prytula used the resources of his Foundation to help the military.

The Foundation has opened its own logistics points on the border with Poland and in Lviv to efficiently transport goods from Europe to Ukraine.

The main headquarters of the fund operates in Kyiv at vul. Oles Honchar, 65.

The Shelter Foundation is currently purchasing equipment, equipment, medical supplies and vehicles for the military. Another area of our work is humanitarian aid.

All the funds that come to the charity's accounts go to the general volunteer fund of Serhiy Prytula's funds together with the money from his other accounts, from Patreon and PayPal.

With all these funds, the fund buys aid for the needs of the Ukrainian military