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We fundraise to buy 4x4s and ambulances, fill them with aid, and drive across Europe to deliver them to our Ukrainian partners, then fly home

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Cambridgeshire

Since 2023, we’ve been running aid convoys from Cambridgeshire, with the next one scheduled for November 2026. You can find more details about our convoys here.

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Northamptonshire

Beginning in November 2022, aid convoys from Northamptonshire have been delivering supplies, with the next one set for October 2026. You can find more details about our convoys here.

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Ireland

Our convoys have been delivering aid from Ireland since 2022 with our next scheduled to be in May 2026. Further details about our convoys can be found here.

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Convoy4Ukraine
Tuesday September 29th, 2026

Every morning at 9:00, Ukraine stops.

Just for one minute.

Cars stop. People stop walking. Conversations fall silent. A country pauses to remember those who will never come home.

This silence is not empty.

It is filled with names, faces and memories.

Someone’s son. Someone’s daughter. Someone’s husband or wife. Someone’s mum or dad. Someone’s best friend.

For Ukrainians, this war is not simply something we watch on the news. Behind every number is a person who was loved and a family whose life has changed forever.

And then the minute ends.

People go back to work. Children go to school. Volunteers continue helping. Ukraine keeps moving.

But nobody forgets.

A whole country has learned how to stop together, remember together, and then somehow find the strength to continue.

At 9:00, we remember.

And remembrance also reminds us why support for Ukraine still matters.

Through Convoy4Ukraine, we continue turning your generosity into practical help — vehicles, ambulances, generators, medical supplies and humanitarian aid.

We cannot change what has already been lost. But together, we can continue helping those who are still living through this war every day.

If you can, please donate.
If you cannot donate, please share.

Every act of support matters.

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Convoy4Ukraine
Monday September 28th, 2026

Safety comes first. Always.

Before every Convoy4Ukraine journey, our drivers and volunteers receive a clear and important safety briefing.

When you are travelling thousands of miles together, preparation matters. Everyone needs to understand the route, procedures, responsibilities and what to do if circumstances change.

It may only be a short briefing, but it is a crucial part of getting our people, vehicles and humanitarian aid safely to where they need to be.

Clear instructions. Careful preparation. One team.

Because looking after the people who make these convoys possible is just as important as preparing the vehicles they drive.

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Saturday September 26th, 2026

What if the next vehicle delivering vital supplies doesn’t need a driver?

During our time in Ukraine, the Convoy4Ukraine delegation had an incredible opportunity to meet @Назар Приймак and the team at NUMO Robotics in Lviv.

For us, this visit was particularly powerful.

At Convoy4Ukraine, we know how difficult it can be to source the right trucks and vehicles. We know how important logistics is. Every vehicle has a purpose, every journey matters, and every time we can reduce the risk to a person carrying out that journey, it matters even more.

And at NUMO, we saw a glimpse of what the "future of logistics" could look like.

Their Ukrainian-designed unmanned ground vehicles can transport supplies into high-risk areas and carry loads of up to 300 kg — helping people complete essential logistical tasks without always having to put themselves in danger.

But one of the moments we will remember most wasn’t planned at all.

While we were there, we met a Ukrainian soldier who was on leave in Lviv. He had simply been walking down the street, saw the UGV and stopped, and kindly shared his experience.

That moment brought everything together.

Behind every innovation, every vehicle and every new piece of technology is a very simple purpose: “protecting people and helping essential support get where it is needed."

Ukraine is not only responding to extraordinary challenges. Ukrainian engineers and innovators are developing solutions that could change the way logistics is carried out in difficult and dangerous environments.

A huge thank you to Nazar and the entire NUMO Robotics team for welcoming our delegation, showing us your work and sharing your vision with us.

We came to learn about a robot.

We left thinking about the future of logistics.


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