Help Army
Helping our Defence Forces fight the occupant on land, at sea, in the air, and in space everyday till victory.
Request an equipment
How the Military Division works:
The mission of the Military Division of the Serhiy Prytula Charitable Foundation is to save as many lives of Ukrainian defenders as possible and help them liberate our country from the occupant.
You can help us achieve this through your regular contributions for:
- Transportation
- Optics
- Communication
- Drones
- UAVs
- Tactical medical supplies
Request Aid
To make an official request from the unit with a list of needs (must be signed and stamped by the commander) and scan/photo of it.
Fill out the form correctly (including all necessary details and contacts, and attaching a scan/photo of the request from the command).
News regarding the status of your application will be sent to the email address provided. Please also check your spam folder. After submitting the form, you will receive an email with the request number, and later, a notification of the decision on its review.
Please, save the link to the page with the status, so you can look for the updates there.
The decision regarding your request may arrive within 2 working days to a month, depending on: the situation on the front, the status of purchases and deliveries, the volume of charitable contributions received, the number of incoming requests to the foundation, and the time needed to verify requests.
Upgrade of the Air Defenсe fire teams’ capabilities
To improve efficiency of Air Defenсe mobile fire teams at night, the Foundation purchases thermal imagers and the ‘Technary’ team fixes them on the Igla MPADS.
Tactical medicine
26 199 military personnel have undergone tactical medical training, 3 582 combat and civilian medics and instructors have attended seminars and forums on tactical medicine. Delivered 441 730 units of tactical medical supplies to the military
Command and control vehicles equipping
410 command and control vehicles equipped for the Ukrainian army.
And 70 units of armored vehicles equipped with communications
Civil Awareness Center
88,673* citizens visited basic military training for civilians across Ukraine.