Since February 24, 2022, the Come Back Alive Foundation has raised 6 billion hryvnias. This amount comes from the contributions of almost two million people – 1,832,725 donors.

The foundation announced on social media.

“Thanks to the participation of every donor, we can bring to life unprecedented projects that will influence the global course of the Russian-Ukrainian war and provide the military with tens of thousands of pieces of equipment,” the statement said.

It was also noted that the Come Back Alive Foundation provided assistance to 510 units and detachments of the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

“And all these results are aimed at one thing – to save the lives of those protecting us, to help them defeat the enemy and return home with the victory. We continue to work for the sake of each of the soldiers of over 510 units, detachments, and military organizations, which your donations have been supporting since February 24,” the foundation stated.

Recently, the Come Back Alive Foundation unveiled a drone control station based on a minibus.

A 4×4 car is fully adjusted for the comfortable work of drone operators. The crew will be able to work at any time of the day and in any weather.

The control post is based on the Terrastorm all-wheel drive bus by Torsus.

Initially, it was designed for comfortable and safe transportation of up to 20+1 passengers in off-road conditions.

As previously reported, the vehicles will be transferred to soldiers armed with SHARK drones. However, the first vehicles were transferred to the military equipped with PD-2 drones.

Besides, Kyiv and the Kyiv region raised funds for mortar systems for Territorial Defence Forces through the “Long Arms for Territorial Defence Forces” project.

Now, each brigade of the Kyiv region Territorial Defence Forces will receive:

• 6 mortars;
• 3 pickup trucks;
• 14 radios and 3 Starlink terminals;
• 9 night vision devices and 3 binoculars with compass;
• 3 quadcopters;
• 3 uninterruptible power sources and 3 inverter generators;
• 8 tablets with Armor Combat System installed for more accurate and effective hits on the targets on the battlefield.

The Foundation launched a project to develop reconnaissance and strike systems with 120-mm mortars in Territorial Defence Forces in December 2022. It received the name “Long Arms for Territorial Defence Forces”.

To implement the project, UAH 333,000,000 need to be raised. With these funds, the plan is to purchase systems for the 31st Brigade of the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.