For this period of time VETERANKA succeded closing 159 applications of help for soldiers and civilians.

We send 471 714 UAH for help for the army.

Made repairs of the soldiers’ cars worth 173 768 UAH.

Provided with fuel worth 48 680 UAH.

Handed out the medicines from the benefactors for over a 600 000 UAH.

Handed over 3 cars:ambulance,jeep,resuscitation bus. Її

The full list is given below. Initially we’d like to thank our sponsors and everyone,who support our campaign financially. Without your help it wouldn’t be possible!

The 116 applications for help were closed during the March. Namely:

Assistance to the Military

Vehicles:

• Cars – 3 units;
• Maintenance, repair work – 173,768 UAH;
• Fuel – 48,680 UAH.

Ammunition:

• Helmets – 5;
• Helmet covers – 2;
• Cleaning cloths for weapons – 2.

Clothing and Footwear:

• Uniforms – 36;
• Headwear – 13;
• T-shirts – 20;
• Socks – 127;
• Boots – 45;
• Thermal underwear – 125;
• Underwear – 329.

Equipment:

• Sleeping mats – 3;
• Sleeping bags – 7;
• Tactical belts – 2;
• Tactical goggles – 3;
• Backpacks – 4;
• Plate carriers – 5;
• Pouches – 21;
• Active headphones – 3.

In-House Production:

• Camouflage nets – 5;
• Kikimoras – 3;
• Camouflage suits – 10;
• Boot covers – 11.

Accessories:

• AK buttstocks – 1.

Equipment:

Energy sources:

• Generators – 10.

Communications:

• Tablets – 2;
• SD cards – 1.

Optics:

• Thermal imaging cameras – 2.

Tactical Medicine:

• Medical backpacks – 2;
• Turnstiles – 498;
• IFAK kits – 25;
• Israeli bandages – 71;
• Splints:
• Rigid splints – 2;
• Pelvic splints – 2;
• Hemostatic dressings – 1;
• Occlusive stickers – 294;
• Thermal blankets – 144;
• Hemostatic bandages – 36;
• Tactical scissors – 9;
• Injured cards – 15;
• I-Gel – 10;
• Carriers:
• Rigid – 10;
• Soft – 6;
• Decompression needles – 15;
• Tourniquets – 4.

Medical Supplies:

• Catheterization kit – 2 packs;
• Catheters – 10 packs;
• Blood group tests – 30;
• Test strips – 2 packs.

Medical Equipment:

• Glucometer – 1.

And also lubricants, bandages, and consumables.

Household:

• Dry showers – 31;
• Dry rations – 362;
• Chemical heaters – 111;
• Hygiene kits – 58;
• Water purification filters – 25;
• Wax – 6 crates;
• Elena Pinchuk kit – 23;
• Blankets – 13;
• Small stoves – 10.

Food kits, dishes, and clothing were also provided.

Assistance for civilians:

• Children’s food – 4 sets
• Food packages – 33
• Personal hygiene items – 72 sets
• Medicine kits – 5
• Adult diapers – 4
• Baby diapers – 17
• Blankets and bedding – 16
• Baby strollers – 9
• Bicycles – 30

Medical supplies:

• Defibrillator – 1
• Medical bandages – 15 pieces
• AMBU bags – 2
• Splints – 24 pieces
• Drip systems – 100 pieces
• Physiological saline – over 40 liters

Surgical gowns, baby bottles and pacifiers, a set of children’s creativity, animal feed, clothing, and footwear were also provided.

Assistance was received by:

• Military personnel – 19
• Families – 11
• Hospitals – 8
• Charitable foundations and public organizations – 2
• Rural councils – 2