In Ukraine when spring returns, so does intense fighting. Medics need more supplies

In most of the world, spring means warmth, birdsong, and new beginnings.

In Ukraine, spring means something else entirely.

As temperatures rise and the ground dries out, Russian forces intensify their operations. Military analysts and soldiers on the ground are already reporting increased activity. When the offensive accelerates, frontline medics will be the first line between life and death — working non-stop, under fire, with whatever they have in their bags.

Leleka Foundation is launching our new campaign "Equip 300 medics. Save 3000 lives" with one clear goal: to provide 300 tactical medical backpacks to Ukrainian frontline medics before the real intensification begins.

That is $300,000. 300 medics. 3000 saved lives.

Every dollar you give goes directly toward equipping the men and women who run toward the wounded when everyone else runs away.

Leleka Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides humanitarian aid—including medical supplies and devices, medical evacuation vehicles, and anti-drone protection systems—to Ukrainian field medics serving in frontline areas.