Since December 2024, Hello, Ukraine has been raising half a million hryvnias in the project "Got 1000 — Give it for Drones" to provide the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with quadcopters that will help them save lives and fight the enemy more effectively. 

When Ukraine was attacked by Russia in 2014, the Ukrainian army needed to develop in order to effectively counter the enemy. Proactive Ukrainian developers then volunteered to help technologise the army. As a result, the military received tools that improved the quality of their work. Here's how the developments of Ukrainian volunteers have strengthened the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the fight against the occupiers since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war in 2014.

The Hello, Ukraine Foundation handed over a DJI Mavic 3 Pro Fly More Combo quadcopter and four rechargeable batteries to the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in September 2024.

The Hello, Ukraine charity foundation has recently delivered aid to the 98th separate battalion of the 108th separate brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Thus, in August 2024, the soldiers received 50 Icarus shock detection systems for FPV drones. Thanks to a fundraiser for a dozen FPVs in July, we also delivered 10 FPV drones and 10 rechargeable batteries to the 98th separate battalion.

Our volunteer Kyrylo Vakulynskyi received a chevron award from the Social Drone UA project, a Ukrainian community of volunteers who assemble drones for the army. Here's how he joined the project and what motivates him to volunteer.

In times of war, even civilians need to be prepared for combat operations so that they can act confidently and effectively if necessary.

The Hello, Ukraine Foundation has handed over an inverter generator Loncin GH 9000 i (worth UAH 39,615) to the 25th Sicheslavska Airborne Brigade.

In July 2024, Hello, Ukraine sent aid to the 98th separate battalion of the 108th separate brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Drones are effectively used to engage enemy manpower, destroy firing points, conduct reconnaissance, and so on. Thus, FPV drones have become an integral part of the Ukrainian military's surveillance capabilities. Therefore, the need for drone operators is no less than for UAVs. Here's where to learn to fly a drone in Ukraine.

Drones are modern and effective combat equipment. They help Ukrainian soldiers at the strategic, tactical and operational levels. Thanks to drones, the military can destroy enemies in the air, on land and at sea. According to OSINT analysts, the drones, which cost $15,500 each, destroyed $65,000,000 worth of Russian equipment in one month. That's right, sixty-five million dollars. We're going to tell you what FPV drones are and how they are used in the fight against the occupiers.

In times of war, both military and civilians need to know how to provide first aid. If you understand the algorithm of actions, you will be more confident in controlling your behaviour in an emergency and help the victim. Basic knowledge can save lives. In this article, we will tell you about first aid and where you can learn it in Ukraine.

In combat situations, it is not always possible to hospitalise the wounded immediately. However, some critical injuries in the military require an emergency response, and any delay in providing medical care can lead to deterioration or even death. That's why it's so important to know how to effectively help those injured on the battlefield.

In September 2024, Hello, Ukraine teamed up with the Blahomay Charity Foundation to help children together. In the beginning of the school year, the Full Backpack project was relevant. Its goal is to provide children living in boarding schools, orphanages, and families of internally displaced persons (IDPs) with fully equipped backpacks for the school year.