Current and completed fund projects
Handed over two sets of brake pads for the unit's vehicles. The help was provided promptly so the vehicles wouldn't sit idle. After the repair, the cars can keep carrying out their duties.
Handed over a car battery for the unit's service vehicle. The new power source gives a dependable engine start in place of a worn-out one. The vehicle stays on the road for its daily trips and tasks.
The tourniquets will add to the brigade's medical supplies and stay within reach of those who may need them most urgently.
In a combat zone, a first aid kit and tourniquet must always be within a soldier's reach — to provide first aid at the critical moment and buy time until evacuation.
Stretchers help evacuate a wounded soldier faster and more safely, while gloves are needed to provide aid in cleaner, safer conditions — as far as that is possible in the field.
A first aid kit and tourniquet must be within a soldier's reach exactly when they're needed. Not “later”, not “when we find some”, not “we'll figure it out somehow”. Now.
Raising funds for first aid kits and tourniquets. This is a chance to hold on until evacuation, a chance to stop critical bleeding, a chance to come back alive.
