The October Mission of the Little Convoy: Vehicles for the Front and Aid for Civilians
On October 11, another Little Convoy mission left for Ukraine — once again reminding us that true strength lies in unity.
This time, our volunteers once again covered thousands of kilometers to deliver life-saving aid and vehicles to Ukraine’s defenders, military hospitals, and civilians in the hottest front-line regions — Sumy, Izium, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and others.
We handed over 34 vehicles to the Ukrainian military, and another 8 vehicles were used exclusively for transporting cargo — including one heavy-duty truck.
Vehicles — A Matter of Soldiers’ Lives
Every vehicle at the front is more than just machinery. It’s a chance to evacuate the wounded faster, change positions, or save lives.
Unfortunately, these vehicles are often destroyed or damaged by FPV drones, artillery, or mines. That’s why soldiers constantly need new transport — off-roaders, vans, pickup trucks.
If you have a used but running car, you can donate it to Ukraine’s defenders. We’ll repair it, handle all paperwork, and make sure it reaches those who need it most.
Humanitarian Aid: More Than 21 Tons of Help
During this mission, we delivered 21 300 kilograms of humanitarian aid to Ukraine — everything from essential supplies to items directly helping soldiers and civilians survive:
Camouflage nets (used as anti-drone covers);
Winter tires and auto parts;
6 000 trench candles handmade by volunteers;
26 camouflage nets;
Used household appliances – stoves, fridges, washing machines, microwaves;
Furniture, textiles, nursing supplies, and wheelchairs for military hospitals;
Food, medicine, mattresses, blankets, hygiene items;
Fabrics and sewing materials for uniforms and medical textiles;
Food and fabrics for animal shelters.
All this is more than just things —
It’s our shared belief that freedom is worth every kilometer, every sleepless night, and every euro you give.
What We Can Do Together Right Now
Currently, there is an urgent need for:
Medicines and nursing items (adult diapers, pads, underpads);
Wet wipes, laundry soap, washing detergents;
Cars, tires, parts, and fuel for logistics.
If you can — donate financially or give away a vehicle.
Every euro becomes a kilometer toward Ukraine’s victory. Every monthly donation means we can plan ahead, respond faster, and help those in need today.
More moments captured by volunteers during our mission:
