Support for Ukraine
You can support with money, goods, a vehicle or your time — choose what suits you best.
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One-Time Support
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Your donation buys paraffin, fuel, vehicles and whatever the soldiers ask for.
Address: Kalniečių g. 112, LT-50154 Kaunas
info@visiisvien.lt
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Monthly support
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Your donation buys paraffin, fuel, vehicles and whatever the soldiers ask for.
Address: Kalniečių g. 112, LT-50154 Kaunas
info@visiisvien.lt
Business support for Ukraine
Corporate support is formalised with an official agreement, and we show where it was used. You can contribute in more than money: by handing over an old car, in goods, or through an educational session and volunteering for your staff.
On request (usually from 1,500 €) we draw up a formal support agreement – just get in touch, and we will handle the paperwork together.
We invite companies to organise educational sessions for employees — about Ukraine’s resistance, the importance of support, and resilience to disinformation.
Give a car to Ukraine – a second life at the front
Have a car you no longer need? To soldiers, it could be a lifeline.
- • At the front a vehicle is often the only way to carry out a wounded or fallen soldier, move people and cargo between positions, or pull back to safety in time.
- • We also take vehicles that are not in perfect order — with no valid technical inspection or insurance. We fix them up and deliver them to Ukraine.
- • Vehicles of any make, vans and other equipment are all suitable.
- • We take tyres too — any size, as long as they are in at least usable condition.
In spring 2026, in three weeks, we found and bought an SUV for a drone systems battalion — their previous vehicle had been destroyed by an enemy drone. And when one unit urgently needed a car for a pregnant military psychologist, an unexpected supporter helped buy it.
Help with humanitarian aid
A warm blanket, a pack of medicine, clean work clothes — it sounds simple, but in a war zone these are constantly in short supply.
Needed:
- Medicine and dressings
- Hygiene and care items
- Bedding and towels
- Men’s clothing for the wounded
- Walking aids, crutches, wheelchairs
- Sleeping bags, blankets, throws
- Flashlights, batteries
- Tools
- Long-life food
- Pet food
- Electronics and household appliances
- Tins for trench candles*
- Fabric for camouflage nets
- Tyres in at least usable condition
* Tins must be washed and label-free; tuna and pet-food tins work, as do bigger ones (canned beans and the like).
Not collected:
Women's and children's clothing, down bedding, egg trays.
Where to bring items: Kaunas Basilica of the Resurrection of Christ (basement), Žemaičių g. 31A, Kaunas
When: I–V 17:00–20:00, VI 10:00–20:00
If you can’t bring it yourself — we can arrange pickup. Call +370 612 69766 (Tatjana).
Help by volunteering
We work in the basilica basement six days a week – join us too.
Trench candle production
The blanks — washed tins with a cardboard wick — are prepared in the basement every weekday and on Saturdays. The paraffin is poured at a separate location announced in advance: the small candle burns 3–4 hours in a trench, the bigger one 8–10.
Paraffin pouring is co-funded by the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence under the project “Laisvės ugnis” (Fire of Freedom).
Camouflage net weaving
One net takes 6–8 volunteers eight hours of weaving together: greenish-brown for the warm season, white or grey for winter. No experience needed — we'll teach you to weave on the spot.
People and companies bring the fabric for the nets — what is needed most here is hands.
Preparing humanitarian aid for the missions
We sort the donated goods and pack them into boxes, labelling each with what's inside — the boxes are weighed and listed for customs documents. Loading the vehicles is done by everyone who happens to be in the basement that evening.
For security reasons we don't announce departure days in advance.
Where: Basement of the Basilica of the Resurrection of Christ, Žemaičių g. 31A, Kaunas
When: I–V 17:00–20:00, VI 10:00–20:00 — all activities run in the basement during these hours, except paraffin pouring: that happens at a different address, listed in the schedule.
For school students we sign off their mandatory community service hours — for taking part in any of the three activities.
Companies, associations and schools are welcome to join too. You'll find the full weekly schedule on the Volunteering page.
Frequently asked questions
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