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February is brought to you by the letter T: Tacmed, transport, and toasty toes. By the Numbers February saw you contribute over $10,000 to Ukraine’s fight for its survival. Dollars into Difference-Makers You provided: And one that bears more than a bullet point’s worth of explanation: there’s a new hospital being set up in the […]

Over the past ten years, Ukraine has become a place that she loves and where there’s love for her. It has an unshakeable death grip on Robin’s heart, which makes Ukraine’s fight her fight, too. She first became involved in Ukrainian matters during the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity, when she served as an English-language editor

Welcome to the inaugural edition of Behind The Front Line! Each month, we’ll provide a little UFL news alongside a rundown of what your contributions accomplished. By the Numbers January saw you contribute over $26,000 to Ukraine’s fight for its survival. Dollars into Difference-Makers You provided: We extend special thanks to the exceptionally kind Judy

Judging by my own experience in nine years of supporting Ukraine’s war effort, and based on feedback that we hear from you, the primary appeal of an organization like ours is that it provides a sense of direct connection between donor and recipient. If you donate money, you’re going to see photos of your purchase

This post was written by our German operative, Arcaist. All the equipment and goods provided by Ukraine Front Line and many other volunteer organizations, all the bravery of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, can´t prevent one thing: soldiers get injured or even die, especially in madness like the Bakhmut meatgrinder. Thankfully, some countries have agreed

This post was written by our German operative, Arcaist. Ukraine Front Line doesn’t just supply medical goods to the men and women fighting heroically in the east. There are currently two pieces of kit which might mean the difference between life and death for our friends over there: drones (the Mavic 3 in particular) and

This post was written by our German operative Arcaist. UFL’s mission has been clear since the beginning of the russia’s full-scale invasion. It’s our job to supply Ukraine’s army with everything they need to achieve their ultimate goal: driving the despicable invaders from their homeland. Whether it be medical supplies, night vision devices, radios, or

Disclaimer: I don’t endorse going to Kyiv at this time. Kyiv’s relatively safe, it was my seventh trip there, and I can get around okay, but I’m still a stupid American who would have been a headache for someone if things went sideways, wasting time and resources that could be better spent on Ukrainians. I’ve

Disclaimer: I don’t endorse going to Kyiv at this time. Kyiv’s relatively safe, it was my seventh trip there, and I can get around okay, but I’m still a stupid American who would have been a headache for someone if things went sideways, wasting time and resources that could be better spent on Ukrainians. I’ve

This post was written by Arcaist, our German logistics operative. With UFL´s ever growing logistics network, new challenges arise regarding coordination and the flow of information. But at the same time, there are also more opportunities for helping the UAF in their fight to drive out the invaders from their homeland.  One of these opportunities