The RevengeFor.com project attracted more than UAH 2 million for the needs of the Come Back Alive Foundation in the first three weeks of its existence.

In total, more than 90 people donated more than $50,000 using the service to help the Ukrainian army.

In addition to Ukrainians, people from 15 other countries worldwide ordered inscriptions on ammunition. More than half of the orders came from Ukraine, and among other countries, the most significant donations came from the United States of America and Canada.

The Ukrainian servicemen have already put most of the inscriptions on various types of ammunition. Starting with anti-personnel mines to aviation high-explosive bombs and missiles for Grad multiple rocket launchers.

People are asking for “revenge” on the Russian invaders for war crimes, fallen heroes, and personal losses. Someone asked for a shell with “revenge” for the famous military journalist Oleksiy Chubashev, who was killed in the Russo-Ukrainian war in June 2022.

Ukrainians and foreigners often ordered inscriptions “For Azov”, “For Olenivka”, “For Vinnytsia” and “For Mariupol”. “Revenge” was also flown for the brutal murder of a Ukrainian prisoner of war by the Russians, footage of which was seen by the whole world.

Also, foreigners placed orders for revenge for Russia’s historical crimes related to occupation and hybrid participation in wars. Thus, the 155 mm shells received inscriptions with the reminder of the capture of the German city of Koeningsberg (now Kaliningrad) by the Russians and the help of the USSR in the capture of South Vietnam by the communists.

We would like to remind you that all order payments go straight to Come Back Alive Foundation’s bank account. The money that has already been transferred to the RevengeFor project is the equivalent of two new pickup trucks or one “Leleka-100” UAV complex.

RevengeFor.com was launched on July 22. This is a joint project of Militarnyi and Empat IT company, and the Come Back Alive Foundation. The service allows to order an inscription on ammunition and receive a photo with it for a donation of $500 or more. The project seeks to attract funds from foreigners who do care about the war in Ukraine and who have a desire to “take revenge” on the aggressor country, Russia, for the current war, war crimes and historical wrongs.