Andrew Perpetua

Earlier this year, we ran a fundraiser to buy vans for R.U.G. and KORD. We raised over $91,000 and purchased four vans. The vans were so well received that they have been asking us for more, especially KORD, which fell in love with the van we provided.

KORD Kyiv needs another van, identical to the one provided already.
KORD Khmelnytsky needs vans as well.
Omega Liberty requires transport vans.
The 80th Separate Air Assault Brigade needs vans.

We aim to provide four more vans as soon as possible, and we hope to provide vans regularly going forward. The budget currently allows us to pay for nearly one van, and we aim to raise funds for 3 more in this round.

Why Vans? Cargo In → Casualties Out

Inbound: Vans protect sensitive cargo, such as electronics, from dust, mud, and rain.

Outbound: Once goods are delivered, these vehicles provide a protected, enclosed space to evacuate the wounded for treatment.

As with our last fundraiser, we are working with the Liberty Ukraine Foundation, which handles the donations and financial administration, while our team coordinates vehicle procurement and delivery.

Donate here: givebutter.com/From-Screens-t…

Below is a video summary of our first trip delivering vans to Ukraine.

This GAZ 69 has something on it. hmmm. oh.

Isn't it funny how the people who most proudly say that Russia is unbeatable also have the least knowledge of the war?

Have them describe to you the course of any of the major battles.

Have them describe the types of drones Russia uses, their use cases, and tactics.

Have them describe which armies are doing what tasks along the front line.

Ask them which companies are supplying which components to which weapons, their locations, and which factories they are reliant upon for their own parts.

Ask them literally anything meaningful, and they have no answers.

Their opinions are based on vibes. And their vibes limited to their information bubble.

Hmmm, a croissant balloon?

Adorable bbc.com/news/videos/c6…