Our activities and plans:

For several days now, in front of the eyes of the whole world, Ukraine has been fighting the Russian aggressor. Hundreds of thousands of people looking for a safe haven abandoned their current lives and found themselves in Poland, where millions of Poles welcomed them with open hearts and doors to their homes. However, a huge group of Ukrainian residents is not able to cross the country's borders on their own.

Almost from the very beginning, our Profika team has been helping to evacuate refugees from Ukraine. We go where nobody would like to be voluntarily. There are still people waiting for our help in the most dangerous and endangered areas!

In here you can watch a short documentary prepared by CNBC TV channel, featuring our action.

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We are currently evacuating people from Zhytomyr - a city located west from Kiev, that has suffered a lot in recent days as a result of Russian agression. Civilian buildings, apartment blocks and schools are being shelled!

Our private budgets are slowly reaching their limits, which is why we need financial support. Thanks to this, we will be able to provide:

• A permanent evacuation channel from Zhytomyr. Our plans also include more Ukrainian cities where residents are waiting for our help. However, in order to be able to implement the plans, we need support for the purchase of a bus. Unfortunately, it is not possible to rent a car, because no insurer will cover potential losses (such as bullet holes) resulting from hostilities.

Currently our second-hand buses also require financial outlays - service, fuel, etc.

• Transport of people from reception points on the border to towns all over Poland. Thanks to the support of our partners, we were able to transport nearly 1,000 people in our country within 7 days. Some drivers are not able (for personal or formal reasons) to enter Ukraine, but we use their skills in Poland.

• Transport of humanitarian aid parcels, food and medical products supporting people from Ukraine. Parcels can be transported both to the territory of Ukraine covered by Russian military operations and to Poland, where many families found themselves without basic products. Currently, we have been given the opportunity to use 3 trucks, but we have to pay for both the fuel and the drivers who will carry out the transport for us.

Current needs:

1. Purchase of second-hand, several-year-old buses in good technical condition (due to the situation and insurance liability we cannot rent) - 25-40k EUR / unit.
2. Fuel (one rotation is min. 500 liters of diesel oil)
3. Service and spare parts (our bus hit a barricade and the list of damages is very long)

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