Hello!
It has been a long time since I had been active within TF2 community, but in these rough times where Russia has invaded Ukraine, I have been actively trying to help out Ukraine here in Lithuania.
It all started with a trip to Lviv in Ukraine, with few friends we travelled there to deliver vehicle with loads of humanitarian support (i.e. medicine, diesel, baby food, fishing net for camouflage).
Now the demand of local contacts that take care of humanitarian support in Ukraine has increased. More support is needed.
Within the same group of people we made our first trip, we decided to start gathering money in order to buy two jeeps for the solders, bring more medical support, diesel, generators, tactical equipment and so on.
Hence I decided to try our luck here.
Our whole communication is in Lithuanian language and the only thing I can share is video link from our first little trip and then a PayPal account, where all of the donations will be used to support Ukraine.
Right now our goal is 15k EUR, currently we have collected over 100 EUR and the support is needed right now.
If any of you feel like helping out by spreading this information to friends or to donate yourself, that would be very much appreciated.
PayPal donation link: https://www.paypal.me/juliusdavidonis
Video trip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBV2Nn_ZY2M
Thanks for Your time and stay safe!
Hello!
It has been a long time since I had been active within TF2 community, but in these rough times where Russia has invaded Ukraine, I have been actively trying to help out Ukraine here in Lithuania.
It all started with a trip to Lviv in Ukraine, with few friends we travelled there to deliver vehicle with loads of humanitarian support (i.e. medicine, diesel, baby food, fishing net for camouflage).
Now the demand of local contacts that take care of humanitarian support in Ukraine has increased. More support is needed.
Within the same group of people we made our first trip, we decided to start gathering money in order to buy two jeeps for the solders, bring more medical support, diesel, generators, tactical equipment and so on.
Hence I decided to try our luck here.
Our whole communication is in Lithuanian language and the only thing I can share is video link from our first little trip and then a PayPal account, where all of the donations will be used to support Ukraine.
Right now our goal is 15k EUR, currently we have collected over 100 EUR and the support is needed right now.
If any of you feel like helping out by spreading this information to friends or to donate yourself, that would be very much appreciated.
PayPal donation link: https://www.paypal.me/juliusdavidonis
Video trip:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBV2Nn_ZY2M[/youtube]
Thanks for Your time and stay safe!
The first donation has arrived, thanks to Mr. Kaidus!
The first donation has arrived, thanks to Mr. Kaidus!
I don't know what to say, just thank you my friend. Thank you for supporting Ukraine in this horrific and difficult time, it is much appreciated.
I don't know what to say, just thank you my friend. Thank you for supporting Ukraine in this horrific and difficult time, it is much appreciated.
izqI don't know what to say, just thank you my friend. Thank you for supporting Ukraine in this horrific and difficult time, it is much appreciated.
No need to say anything, we are helping our brothers Ukrainians and also ourselfs, if you have enough support, we will also be safe and orcs will be defeated.
[quote=izq]I don't know what to say, just thank you my friend. Thank you for supporting Ukraine in this horrific and difficult time, it is much appreciated.[/quote]
No need to say anything, we are helping our brothers Ukrainians and also ourselfs, if you have enough support, we will also be safe and orcs will be defeated.
So far we have raised over 3500 EUR in donations, SLAVA UKRAINI!
So far we have raised over 3500 EUR in donations, SLAVA UKRAINI!
Passed over 4700 EUR in donations, going strong!
Passed over 4700 EUR in donations, going strong!
This deserves more attention, you're doing god's work
This deserves more attention, you're doing god's work
howdyeuThis deserves more attention, you're doing god's work
I'm just trying to raise attention and organise help, it's the people who donate both money and needed supplies actually help.
[quote=howdyeu]This deserves more attention, you're doing god's work[/quote]
I'm just trying to raise attention and organise help, it's the people who donate both money and needed supplies actually help.
Over 5000 EUR in donations, we are getting one car for free through a generous donator, so that means we will have much more money for humanitarian support!
Over 5000 EUR in donations, we are getting one car for free through a generous donator, so that means we will have much more money for humanitarian support!
Thanks to everyone who have donated, shared or said a good word.
Just returned from Lviv, Ukraine. Successfully accomplished our mission.
3 vehicles went to army units, loads of medicine, tactical equipment, fuel canisters, baby food, fishing nets for camouflage.
It was super exhausting, for 3 days we stayed in our cars by the Polish/Ukrainian border, massive queue from the Polish side. Even though it wasn't easy psychologically and mentally, it's nothing compared to what Ukraine is going through. I can't believe how brave, calm and funny they are. They are an example of a country, who deserves to be free and live peacefully.
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Thanks to everyone who have donated, shared or said a good word.
Just returned from Lviv, Ukraine. Successfully accomplished our mission.
3 vehicles went to army units, loads of medicine, tactical equipment, fuel canisters, baby food, fishing nets for camouflage.
It was super exhausting, for 3 days we stayed in our cars by the Polish/Ukrainian border, massive queue from the Polish side. Even though it wasn't easy psychologically and mentally, it's nothing compared to what Ukraine is going through. I can't believe how brave, calm and funny they are. They are an example of a country, who deserves to be free and live peacefully.
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