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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
Friday September 25th, 2026

SOMETIMES HELPING STARTS WITH ONE DECISION

“I wanted to help.”

“I couldn't just watch.”

“It felt like the right thing to do.”

Again and again, we hear the same words from people joining Convoy4Ukraine.

Most of our volunteers are not extraordinary people who woke up knowing how to organise humanitarian convoys.

They are ordinary people who saw what was happening in Ukraine and made one decision:

to do something.

One conversation can lead to a first convoy.

One donation can help repair a vehicle.

One introduction can bring us a new supporter.

One share can put our work in front of the person who can help with the next ambulance, generator or 4x4.

Never underestimate what one small decision can start.

If you've been watching our work and wondering how you can help — perhaps this is your moment.

💙 Join us. Support us. Share our story.

Because Ukraine still needs people who choose not to look away.

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Convoy4Ukraine
Tuesday September 22nd, 2026

THIS VEHICLE HASN'T FINISHED ITS STORY

To most of us, it might look like an ambulance, a 4x4, a van or a coach.

But its most important journey hasn't happened yet.

Soon, this vehicle will leave the UK.

It will cross borders, cover thousands of miles and eventually be handed over in Ukraine.

And then its real work begins.

It might carry someone to safety.

It might transport medical supplies.

It might help volunteers reach communities that need support.

It might give displaced people the chance to travel to an appointment, visit a town or simply spend a few hours somewhere different.

That is why we say:

A vehicle is more than a vehicle.

In the right place, at the right time, it can become a lifeline.

Please help us send more.

💙💛 Donate or share our mission.

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Tuesday September 22nd, 2026

🇬🇧🤝🇺🇦 From Cambridge to Lviv — a very special mission completed.

Over the summer, Jamie Crawford from Convoy4Ukraine met the Mayor of Cambridge, Maria Cleminson, at a Ukrainian community fundraising event and told her about our work and September convoy.

Following their conversation, the Mayor proposed writing a letter on behalf of the people of Cambridge expressing their continued friendship, solidarity and support for the people of Lviv.

Before our departure, Jamie and Raluca visited Cambridge City Hall, where the Mayor signed the letter and entrusted them with delivering it personally.

This week, in the council chambers of Lviv City Hall, Jamie presented the letter to Andriy Moskalenko, First Deputy Mayor of Lviv.

Our team also had a wonderful opportunity to listen to a presentation about the work taking place in Lviv and learn how different people, departments and organisations are involved in supporting the city and its communities.

It was an important reminder that our convoys are about more than vehicles and aid — they are also about building relationships between people and communities.

Thank you to Mayor Maria Cleminson, the City of Cambridge, Andriy Moskalenko and Lviv City Administration for making this meaningful connection possible.

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