Dwindling supplies - can you donate?
The first van, which travelled to Poland, was packed with supplies thanks to many generous donations. For the second trip, it took a bit more time to fill the van, and fewer people donated funds.
Filling the van a third time was a much bigger challenge — it took a month and the team didn’t raise any money.
The only reason the fourth trip went ahead was that a plea for donations was spotted by a local councillor, who immediately took action to raise funds.
The heartless war in Ukraine isn’t over. And many Ukrainians are relying on people like Becky and Nathan to help, as Becky describes: “every trip, we see fewer and fewer convoys travelling through Ukraine to deliver supplies.”
The pair are determined to complete another trip. “We’ll only stop when the money and supplies completely run out,” Becky says.
If you’re able to donate supplies, please get in touch with Becky. The things that would be most helpful are:
Long-life or instant food:
- Instant noodles
- Camping food packs
- Instant soups
- Cereal
- Pasta and rice
Medical supplies
- Bandages
- Plasters
- Over-the-counter painkillers
- Wound care packs
- Disposable gloves
Thermal Layers
- Thermal base layers
- Gloves and hats
- Sleeping bags
You can also donate money.
Thank you to everyone who has supported the trips so far. It can’t be understated how much your help has impacted lives in Ukraine.
