Ukrainian Freedom Fund

Ukrainian Freedom Fund Our mission is to help create a free, independent, and democratic Ukraine. The Ukrainian Freedom Fund is a U.S.

registered 501c3 non-profit in and an officially registered NGO in Ukraine that operates internationally. Our Volunteer network helps us to raise donations in USA, Canada, UK, Europe. We received endorsements from:
National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine,
European Business Association,
National Guard of Ukraine,
US-Ukraine Business Council
EU-Ukraine Business Council.

Фонд Вільна Укра

їна - офіційно зареєстрована НУО в Україні і США, що веде діяльність в усьому світі.
Наша мережа волонтерів допомогає нам збирати пожертви в США, Канаді, Великобританії та Європі.
Нашу діяльність схвалили:
Рада національної безпеки і оборони (РНБО), Національна Гвардія України,
Ділова рада США-Україна,
Ділова рада ЄС–Україна,
Європейська Бізнес Асоціація.

Lieutenant General David A. Deptula, USAF (Ret.), a member of the UFF Advisory Board, principal planner of the Desert St...
06/11/2026

Lieutenant General David A. Deptula, USAF (Ret.), a member of the UFF Advisory Board, principal planner of the Desert Storm air campaign and Dean of the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, published a strategic proposal in Forbes that cuts through the current debate over Ukraine's future.

He proposes a Baltic Sea pressure campaign: a coalition-led effort targeting the shadow-fleet tankers, sanctioned entities, and financial networks that keep russia's war economy running. Around 44–48% of russia's crude oil exports move through Baltic ports — roughly 9–10% of its national budget. That's the leverage point.

The campaign doesn't require a blockade. It requires discipline, allied coordination, and political will.
Admiral Ihor Voronchenko, Ukrainian Navy (Ret.), read the proposal and responded directly. He called it one of the keys to a winning position for Ukraine, the U.S., and the alliance — and pointed to something important: Ukraine has already been doing its part, striking energy infrastructure and forcing russia to defend assets it once considered untouchable. A Baltic enforcement campaign would translate that same logic into a multilateral instrument. His bottom line: "This is one of the guaranteed and safe paths to peace. Take it and act."

Through its close cooperation with Ukrainian military leadership and defense experts, the Ukrainian Freedom Fund helps elevate and amplify strategic ideas, operational lessons, and innovative approaches that can strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities. By supporting UFF you contribute to efforts that enhance Ukraine's ability to defend its people, territory, and sovereignty.

Read the full analysis: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davedeptula/2026/05/31/a-baltic-pressure-campaign-for-president-trump-to-end-russias-war/

Speaking recently on CNN, Lieutenant General David A. Deptula, USAF (Ret.), a member of the UFF Advisory Board, highligh...
06/11/2026

Speaking recently on CNN, Lieutenant General David A. Deptula, USAF (Ret.), a member of the UFF Advisory Board, highlighted Ukraine's remarkable resilience in the face of ongoing Russian aggression. Despite years of war and relentless attacks, Ukraine continues to defend its people, its sovereignty, and its right to determine its own future.

While discussing Ukraine's efforts to increase pressure on Russia's ability to sustain the war, General Deptula emphasized a broader strategic reality. Russia, under Vladimir Putin's leadership, is working to undercut U.S. interests, weaken NATO, divide the West, and undermine the rules-based international order that has helped prevent great power war for decades.

As General Deptula noted, this is not simply a regional conflict in Eastern Europe. Ukraine is on the front line of a much larger struggle between freedom and authoritarian aggression.

Those who believe freedom, sovereignty, and self-determination are worth defending can help ensure Ukraine has the support it needs not merely to survive, but to prevail. UFF is proud to stand alongside the Ukrainian people in that effort.

📺 Watch the full CNN interview below.

https://video.snapstream.net/Play/dnfh21tHnEhTJKR1aSB8K?accessToken=1lyy48ukecgc

06/08/2026

From soviet-era scraps to the world's fastest-growing UGV production. Ukraine's unmanned ground vehicles now go where no conventional vehicle can — handling logistics, evacuation, and saving lives in the process.

Through direct engagement with senior Ukrainian military leaders and defense institutions, Ukrainian Freedom Fund helps ensure hard-earned battlefield lessons and innovative solutions are rapidly shared across Ukraine's armed forces, accelerating adaptation, improving effectiveness, and strengthening Ukraine's ability to defend its people and territory.

Your support helps make this work possible.

Watch the full session at the link below.
https://youtu.be/ToALDmCDEyA?si=vUfwwyq9Ww2-AJX6

May became the most intense month of 2026. russia launched nearly 8,400 aerial threats against Ukraine in a single month...
06/04/2026

May became the most intense month of 2026. russia launched nearly 8,400 aerial threats against Ukraine in a single month — 210 rockets and 8,150 drones. Only one night passed without an attack reaching deep into Ukrainian territory.
Behind every number are people who woke up to sirens, families who sheltered through the night, and emergency crews that responded before dawn.

Ukraine's air defense neutralized the vast majority of those threats — including 212 out of 229 drones on the final night of May alone. That capability exists because people and organizations around the world chose to act.

UFF continues to deliver the equipment and resources that Ukrainian defenders need to hold the line — every week, regardless of how intense the situation becomes. Stories like this are a reminder of why our work cannot pause. And why your support matters so much.

On the frontline, no vehicle is guaranteed to survive.UFF’s most recent vehicle transfer faced a serious threat on its w...
06/04/2026

On the frontline, no vehicle is guaranteed to survive.
UFF’s most recent vehicle transfer faced a serious threat on its way. Shrapnel struck the vehicle and destroyed its electronics. The team is working to restore it. But the situation didn't stop there – civilians in a nearby village were also injured in the same incident.

Ukrainians and Americans on the team worked side by side to evacuate the vehicle and begin repairs. That kind of coordination – under pressure, across backgrounds – is what keeps this work moving.
On the ground, vehicles are consumables. They get hit, they break down, they need to be replaced – constantly. We remain committed to delivering humanitarian aid where it is needed most – regardless of the conditions on the ground. Every contribution helps us stay on the road, keep the transfers running, and continue this work for as long as Ukraine needs it.
Even when missions face real danger, we keep moving forward – thanks to your donations, trust, and continued support. Join us in making sure it never stops.

Ukraine endured another massive russian attack overnight.Severe civilian damage was reported in Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharki...
06/02/2026

Ukraine endured another massive russian attack overnight.

Severe civilian damage was reported in Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv, with further destruction across several regions.

According to the latest information, in Kyiv, 4 people were killed and 65 were injured, including 3 children. 38 people were hospitalized, while emergency services continue to respond across the city.

Among the victims was a mother who was taking her children to a shelter when an explosion struck nearby. The woman unfortunately was killed, and her two children are currently receiving medical treatment.

The attack also damaged energy infrastructure, temporarily leaving 140,000 residents without electricity. Power has already been restored to 110,000 households.

UFF expresses its deepest condolences to the families of those who lost their lives and wishes a speedy recovery to all those injured. Your support allows us to stand with Ukrainians during their most difficult moments and help rebuild hope for the future.

russia said Kyiv would fall. Then it said Kyiv would become unlivable. Now it promises to erase the city entirely.Kyiv i...
05/31/2026

russia said Kyiv would fall. Then it said Kyiv would become unlivable. Now it promises to erase the city entirely.
Kyiv is still standing because all Ukrainians continue fighting for it every day, and because supporters around the world continue supporting Ukraine in meaningful ways.

Today, May 31, Kyiv celebrates its City Day — a holiday the city has marked every year since 1982. This year, like every year since the full-scale invasion, it carries a different weight.
So are we. The UFF team works from this city — through blackouts, through strikes, through winters that tested everyone's limits. Every attack russia launches doesn't weaken the resolve to keep working. It sharpens it. We know exactly why we're here, and we know what this mission demands.

Nowhere in the world will you find people who hold on the way Ukrainians do — with dignity, with purpose, and with the kind of unity that no missile can dismantle. On this City Day, we’re reminded that resilience is not automatic. It is sustained through commitment, partnership, and continued support for those defending Ukraine’s future. If you want to stand with Kyiv and the people protecting it, we invite you to support UFF’s mission and help ensure this work continues.

Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka stand in the heart of Donetsk Oblast, where communities continue to endure immense pressure an...
05/27/2026

Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka stand in the heart of Donetsk Oblast, where communities continue to endure immense pressure and uncertainty. Kramatorsk, once home to more than 150,000 residents, now shelters only a fraction of its former population. Despite the challenges, local defenders and volunteers remain committed to protecting people, supporting one another, and staying prepared for whatever each new day may bring.

UFF continues to provide advanced medical educational programs for Ukrainian defenders in the Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka directions. These programs focus on trauma response, emergency stabilization, and casualty evacuation skills that help teams respond faster, coordinate more effectively, and improve survivability during critical moments. In high-risk environments where minutes often determine outcomes, preparation and practical medical knowledge save lives.

Your support of UFF makes these programs possible and helps provide the knowledge and preparation needed to protect lives and increase the chances that more people return home safely.

05/25/2026

The Kramatorsk–Sloviansk agglomeration remains one of the regions facing the most difficult humanitarian conditions. Constant danger and damaged infrastructure make evacuation and aid delivery extremely challenging, especially in open areas where vehicles are vulnerable to drone activity. That is why these buggies are so important for helping people reach safety and delivering essential support.

UFF continues providing humanitarian assistance and supporting evacuation missions in affected communities. All spare parts for these vehicles are supplied free of charge by the manufacturer.

Your support helps keep evacuation transport running and allows critical aid to reach people who need it most. Every donation makes a real difference.

During the night of May 24, Ukraine faced another massive combined attack targeting cities and civilian infrastructure a...
05/25/2026

During the night of May 24, Ukraine faced another massive combined attack targeting cities and civilian infrastructure across the country.

For more than 15 hours, emergency crews worked to contain fires and clear the aftermath of another massive attack on Ukrainian cities and communities. More than 80 people — including three children — sought medical assistance after the strikes, while police have already received over 540 reports of damaged property. Rescue operations and the dismantling of dangerous structures are still ongoing.

One of the hardest-hit locations was the Lukianivska metro station, which was heavily damaged along with the shopping center built above it. At the time of the attack, civilians were sheltering inside the station, using it as protection during the air raid.
Recent attack targeted not only people, but also history and culture. 40% of the National Chornobyl Museum’s collection was permanently lost, including irreplaceable artifacts connected to Ukraine’s memory and identity.

UFF extends its deepest condolences to every family and community impacted by these attacks. We are grateful to the rescuers, medics, police officers, volunteers, and everyone working tirelessly on the ground to help others.

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