Frontline first: we think ahead and support both current and future needs.
We listen to what frontline teams need — and make it happen.
That is how we spend your donations.
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We use your donations wisely:
We get drone-catching fishing nets for free in Sweden and drive them to Ukraine in trucks sponsored by companies, often paying only for diesel.
Everything that is possible we buy in Ukraine:
We have only one planet Earth.
So we reduce truck transport pollution.
Ukraine is not a waste dump.
We follow the principles of the UN Global Goals.
We provide dry rations to Ukrainian defenders who are operating in extreme conditions and on special missions in the frontline. We deliver trucks with dry food.
Fishing nets catch drones and save eyes, arms, legs and bodies. They cover infrastructure, trenches and vehicles as well as evacuation routes from the front lines to stabilisation points and hospitals.
We deliver since 2023. Power equipment is essential year-round, helping keep medical devices running and ensuring that communication systems and other devices remain operational for Ukrainian defenders.
In autumn 2025 we stopped buying kamins in Sweden and started to buy them derectly in Ukraine to support Ukrainian companies. They could be needed for cooking food, washing and drying clothes, providing heating and in unique situations for sterilizing medical instruments and bandages to reuse them. Kamins save lives.
We provide dry rations to Ukrainian defenders who are operating in extreme conditions and on special missions in the frontline. We deliver trucks with dry food.
Fishing nets catch drones and save eyes, arms, legs and bodies. They cover infrastructure, trenches and vehicles as well as evacuation routes from the front lines to stabilisation points and hospitals.
We deliver since 2023. Power equipment is essential year-round, helping keep medical devices running and ensuring that communication systems and other devices remain operational for Ukrainian defenders.
In autumn 2025 we stopped buying kamins in Sweden and started to buy them derectly in Ukraine to support Ukrainian companies. They could be needed for cooking food, washing and drying clothes, providing heating and in unique situations for sterilizing medical instruments and bandages to reuse them. Kamins save lives.
Our swish goes to our accountant and we tell Humanity Sweden to pay bills through our Ukrainian organisation according to the requests.
Bank: SEB
SWIFT / BIC: ESSESESSXX
IBAN: SE70 5000 0000 0564 1103 9259
Payment reference: Charitable donation for Ukraine Is In My Heart
Bank: SEB
Bankgiro: 5873-5291
Swish: 123 187 99 56
In cooperation with Humannity Sweden NGO and their bank SEB Banken, Stockholm. If you need more information, please feel free to contact us.
Bank: SEB
Bankgiro: 5873-5291
Swish: 123 187 99 56
In cooperation with Humanity Sweden
IBAN: SE70 5000 0000 0564 1103 9259
SWIFT / BIC: ESSESESSXX
Max Viiask
Gränsvägen 34 B
236 33 Höllviken
Sweden
In cooperation with Humanity Sweden
Natalia Haidamanchuk
Chair of the Board. Holds a legal education with a specialization in administrative documentation. Project manager, based in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Klas Carlin
Swedish volunteer supporting Ukraine since March 3, 2022. One of the founders of Global Goals, recipient of the Human Rights First Award, and invited to the White House in 2015. Project developer, based in Lund, Sweden.
Olha Kryshtapovych
Ukrainian volunteer. Has worked with security issues, crisis situations, and the adaptation and integration of over 1,000 Ukrainians in Sweden. Responsible for projects, events, and communications. Based in Lund, Sweden.
“This is a story I will always remember — an example of how even small acts of help can create great miracles.
It was during the first days of the war. We had just opened the ‘Headquarters of Kindness’ when, early one morning, volunteers brought in a young man named Maksym. He was almost without proper clothing in the bitter cold. He wore only a thin tracksuit and rubber slippers — all that remained of his former life. He was trembling from cold and fear after being evacuated from the combat zone during the night. He spoke about explosions, the smell of gunpowder, screams, and constant fear.
‘You are safe now,’ one of the volunteers told him. ‘We are here to help you.’
With trembling hands, I personally helped him find a large knitted hat, a warm jacket, and felt boots — there were no other shoes available.
Maksym thanked us and said: ‘Thank you. Everything will be alright. We will win.’ His voice was calm, and the fear in his eyes had disappeared.
His words still inspire me today and drive me to continue helping people in need.
Together, through small acts, we achieve great results — victory. Not only in war, but also over hopelessness and lost faith.
His words became my strength and my belief that help can create miracles.”
— Natalia Haidamanchuk
Volunteer work began with the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The organization was officially registered as a non-profit charitable organization in Ukraine on July 17, 2023.
Natalia’s and Olha’s families were friends long before Russia’s war in Ukraine began.
Olha and Klas started their collaboration in Lund in October 2022.
In March 2025, Natalia reached out to Olha and Klas for support with the project “Road of Life,” which marked the beginning of a close partnership.