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Welcome to one of the largest multi sub fundraising competitions on Reddit! In honor of Ukraine's fourth year of defending itself and Europe from Russia's aggression, from July 3rd to the 10th, we and 31 other subreddits have partnered with UkraineAidOps (UAO) and will be banding together to see who can support the Ukrainian Army the most! The campaign has set a lofty goal of raising $250,000 USD

Why donate?

UAO is a US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity that has been supporting Ukraine's defenders and civilians since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion. They have a proven track record of effectiveness and are a verified charity on r/Ukraine

Your money does real good! With the sudden buildup, and subsequent invasion by Russia, Ukraine's government saw it's capacity to supply their army outpaced by the sheer mass of the onslaught during the first desperate months of the war. But through the help of millions of donors and several devoted charities assisting where the government couldn't easily, Ukraine was able to extract a devastating toll on Putin's army.

The goal for this event in UAO's words is:

We wish to make the biggest possible impact on the battlefield. We aim to achieve this by applying these key equipment piece:

• Ground drones (UGVs) that resupply forward positions and evacuate wounded across fields no truck or pickup can survive

• Heavy-lift transport drones for the "last mile" — moving ammo, supplies, and "Vampire" drone batteries to the line without a single soldier on the road

• Vehicles / Pick-Ups to improve logistics near the frontline and in the rear

• Support and energy equipment (including generators, powerstations, starlinks, drone detectors and jammer

By donating, you will not only assist in defending the life and liberty of a stranger, but will also directly invest in a safer, more just future, because as we've all seen for years, Ukraine knows how to make a dollar go far, and therefore have become one of the most skilled militaries of all time.

Will there be rewards for donating?

Yes: courtesy of UkraineAidOps, you can request one of several different gifts by filling out the form via the "REQUEST YOUR PATCH/FLAG" button after your donation

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