Come Back Alive

Now, one of the few good things about social media these days is that you, the individual listener, we the observers of Ukraine from a distance, we can actually do something about it from our own home and help save innocent lives in Ukraine.

There's a Ukrainian NGO called Come Back Alive, which has a number of initiatives, but there's one that is particularly worth highlighting today, which is their crowdfunding campaign to supply first person view drones, FPV drones that are used to intercept Russian and Iranian drones that Russia flies into Ukrainian homes, into Ukrainian schools and Ukrainian hospitals on a daily basis.

And they are not alone.

There are a number of NGOs that all have similar crowdfunding efforts with regards to the acquisition of air defense capabilities.

And this is really the cornerstone of helping out Ukraine at the moment, because if Ukraine doesn't have air defense, then it won't be able to deliver the humanitarian aid that is much needed across the country.

Ukrainian ingenuity is an incredible thing and you can help support it

itSo check out the link in the description for Come Back Alive, as well as at our friends at Ukrainian Patriot, Bake for Ukraine, and Good Bread for Good People.

So as promised, much more to follow, much more to follow on Ukraine, and we stand with Ukraine and always will.

that, you know, manage this donation, private giving, that advocate for the unit, that translate the work of the unit, you know, communicate on their behalf.

Some of the biggest Ukrainian NGOs, like Come Back Alive, for example.

There is cases where some governmental budgets towards security and defense were given through that nonprofit because it was faster and more efficient.

There was a very good due diligence system in place and reporting and extremely transparent.