Volunteer Digest: FPV drones for the army, medications for the wounded, ‘stools’ on the front lines

FPV drones for the military

“States stand not on dynasties, but on internal unity and the strength of the people,” defender quotes the words of Olena Teliga. In this video, fighters from the squadron of unmanned aviation complexes express gratitude to the volunteers of Slots City Foundation for providing FPV drones labeled “Ready to sky.” “With your help, we effectively eliminate the enemy along the eastern borders of our state,” affirms the defender.

These video reports serve as the primary motivation for our volunteers’ daily 24/7 efforts. Last month alone, they supplied 23 DJI Mavic 3 drones and 263 variously modified FPV drones to support the army. Overall, during the Foundation’s activity, volunteers have delivered 446 drones (including 277 FPV), 62 vehicles (some with contributions from partner volunteers’ funds), 148 charging stations, 59 PNB/thermal imagers, and 57 Starlink systems to the military.

Medical aid to treat our soldiers

“The medical unit of the 22nd Separate Motorized Brigade expresses gratitude to the charitable foundation Slots City Foundation and its director Artem Stohniy for providing medical assistance, medicines that will be used exclusively for the treatment of our soldiers. We hope for future cooperation. Everything will be Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!” Medical assistance for the military is an important focus of the Foundation’s work, alongside providing soldiers with equipment, purchasing and repairing drones and vehicles, and delivering humanitarian aid to displaced persons. In total, during the Foundation’s operation, volunteers have provided assistance totaling over 130 million hryvnias.

The “stools” for “warm greetings” to the enemy

The guys from the “Onyx” group of the State Border Guard Service send warm greetings from the Slots City Foundation and the NGO “Defense of Odessa” right on target. In the video of the battle, it is clearly visible how brightly the enemy’s positions across the Dnieper River were lit up.

Our military are assisted by drones, which the defenders call “stools.” These “birds” can carry up to 10 kg of explosives. This month, the Slots City Foundation’s friends are sending two more such copters to the unit.

Volunteers from Slots City Foundation have regularly assisted the “Onyx” group since the full-scale invasion began, particularly with FPV drones. In total, during the Foundation’s work, volunteers have provided the military with 446 copters (277 of which are FPV). Additionally, Slots City Foundation helps repair drones every month to return them to the front lines.