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Truck #17 unloaded at the World Food Program’s Logistics Cluster warehouse in Lviv.
10 pallets with pasta (a joint purchase with People4People), 6 pallets with Tony's Chocolonely chocolate (thanks to People4People), 5 pallets of...
A ready made shelter for raccoons saved from the forests in the war zones.
At LifeLine Ukraine we try our utmost to make every donation count and to make sure that our donations have direct, and real impact. Within two...
First truck with paper cups in Kiev.
Usually we work demand-driven. This was an example of a supply-driven success. We were offered these paper cups and investigated if there was a need...
Our weekly Scorecard with the status and results for week 13 of LifeLine Ukraine.
(PS: thanks to the creativity of Yulia Bratkiv in Lviv)
Truck #16 is on its way through Germany.
Filled with paper cups and mattresses to be used in refugee centers in Eastern Ukraine. Turns out that paper cups are in big demand because the...
Just before curfew (usually at 2200 hrs) you see cars and people speeding home through a pitch dark city.
Only with a special permit are you allowed to be outside during the curfew. In Western Ukraine the curfew regime is much more relaxed than in...
What a ride it is! Update of the first 3 months of LifeLine Ukraine.
13 weeks - 17 Euroliner trucks - over 500 pallets delivered with a.o. medicine, food, hygienic products, water containers, and mattresses (this is...
Progress on the construction of new animal housing.
Building housing for animals is not part of the originally agreed mission of LifeLine Ukraine. Therefore, I made a direct donation myself to the...
Truck #15 on route! Huge queues at the border are becoming worse and worse.
This is what a local Red Cross operation looks like.
The local (city and town) Red Cross organizations often help us with the last-mile distribution to the people in need.
Not only humans fall victim to the war. Animals suffer as well.
People are often forced to leave their pets behind when they flee to safety. When they do manage to take their pets with them, they often do not...