
Humanitarian Aid: August Summary
A children’s rehabilitation center in Vinnytsia Oblast has received new furniture for its children’s rooms.

Humanitarian Aid: July Highlights
The boys live in a village in the Yavoriv district of Lviv Oblast, western Ukraine. Their mother abandoned them when they were very young, and there is no information about their father. Their maternal uncle became their legal guardian and primary caregiver. However, after the full-scale invasion began, he joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine and is now officially listed as missing in action.

80 Batteries for the Motorized Infantry Battalion of the 141st Brigade
Surveillance systems on the line of contact are the eyes of the infantry. They allow soldiers to monitor the situation around a position without unnecessary risk. But any such system lives only as long as its battery does.

Humanitarian Aid: June Highlights
In April, the Bit Spilka Foundation delivered food packages to nine families in Vinnytsia region. In June, we returned to them with a different kind of help.

Double Shield: Fundraiser for Mantis Interceptor Drones
We have completed a fundraiser for Mantis interceptor drones for the air defense unit of the 35th Separate Marine Brigade.

Humanitarian Aid: April Summary
A report on aid delivered to nine families in Vinnytsia region facing difficult life circumstances. Thanks to the quick response of our volunteers and the support of Bit Spilka's donors, families received food, hygiene products, and household essentials.

Warmth and Care: How Tuktuk Coffee from Lviv Supports Defenders
Partnership with Tuktuk Coffee: regular coffee deliveries to the front line.

Helping Paws: Our Visit to the Dvoriaszhkam Dim Shelter
Food, medicine, and time with dogs at the Kyiv shelter.

Bit Spilka: Support for Victims of Emergencies, Disasters, and Armed Conflict
Financial, medical, and humanitarian aid; foundation mission areas.

A Thousand Gifts: New Year Presents for IDP Children in Pavlohrad
With Zhyttya: toys, clothes, books, and treats for children.

Humanitarian Aid: August Summary
A children’s rehabilitation center in Vinnytsia Oblast has received new furniture for its children’s rooms.

Humanitarian Aid: July Highlights
The boys live in a village in the Yavoriv district of Lviv Oblast, western Ukraine. Their mother abandoned them when they were very young, and there is no information about their father. Their maternal uncle became their legal guardian and primary caregiver. However, after the full-scale invasion began, he joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine and is now officially listed as missing in action.

80 Batteries for the Motorized Infantry Battalion of the 141st Brigade
Surveillance systems on the line of contact are the eyes of the infantry. They allow soldiers to monitor the situation around a position without unnecessary risk. But any such system lives only as long as its battery does.

Humanitarian Aid: June Highlights
In April, the Bit Spilka Foundation delivered food packages to nine families in Vinnytsia region. In June, we returned to them with a different kind of help.

Double Shield: Fundraiser for Mantis Interceptor Drones
We have completed a fundraiser for Mantis interceptor drones for the air defense unit of the 35th Separate Marine Brigade.

Humanitarian Aid: April Summary
A report on aid delivered to nine families in Vinnytsia region facing difficult life circumstances. Thanks to the quick response of our volunteers and the support of Bit Spilka's donors, families received food, hygiene products, and household essentials.

Warmth and Care: How Tuktuk Coffee from Lviv Supports Defenders
Partnership with Tuktuk Coffee: regular coffee deliveries to the front line.

Helping Paws: Our Visit to the Dvoriaszhkam Dim Shelter
Food, medicine, and time with dogs at the Kyiv shelter.

Bit Spilka: Support for Victims of Emergencies, Disasters, and Armed Conflict
Financial, medical, and humanitarian aid; foundation mission areas.

A Thousand Gifts: New Year Presents for IDP Children in Pavlohrad
With Zhyttya: toys, clothes, books, and treats for children.