PAV’S AMAZON WISHLIST



Please note: due to volunteer family emergencies, responses and fulfillment may be delayed. We're still operating — thank you for your patience.

PAV’S AMAZON WISHLIST



Please note: due to volunteer family emergencies, responses and fulfillment may be delayed. We're still operating — thank you for your patience.

Support Those WhoProtect Ukraine

Connect directly with vetted military volunteers and medics in Ukraine and help provide the equipment, technology, flights, and support they need.

Make Your Support Personal

Protect a Volunteer connects donors directly with vetted volunteers and military teams working in Ukraine.
Instead of simply donating to a general fund, you can support a real person or team, learn about what they and what it’s really like to serve in Ukraine, and see the difference your contribution makes.
From ongoing sponsorship to critical equipment, flights, Starlink, technology and essential supplies — there are many ways to help.

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Choose How You Want to Help

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Give Directly

The simplest, easiest way. Donate via our Paypal.

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Sponsor a Volunteer

Get matched up directly with a military volunteer, medic or instructor. Help them afford critical equipment such as plates, plate carriers, boots, Starlinks, generators, NVGs, medical supplies etc or cover operating expenses such as fuel and vehicle repairs.
Sponsorship can start from $25 per month or $100 as a one-time contribution. When needed, several donors can be matched together to help cover larger requests.
Once matched, you are introduced through a Signal chat so you can communicate directly with the person you are supporting. You make financial transfers directly to the volunteer or send supplies.

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Sponsor a Flight

Help qualified military and medical volunteers travel to or from Ukraine. Volunteers must fund their own travel and this is a big financial burden for many qualified volunteers.
You can contribute to the Flight Fund on Paypal, pay for a ticket directly or use airline miles and reward points to book a flight for an eligible volunteer. You are matched directly with a volunteer and will book the flight yourself, with the assistance of a PAV volunteer who is an expert on booking with miles and points.

Hotel points can also be used in some cases to support injured volunteers during recovery.

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Donate Technology

Laptops, tablets, Android phones and other electronics are constantly needed by military units, instructors, drone teams, hospitals and rehabilitation centers.
PAV accepts working internet-capable technology and distributes it where it can be put to use. We can accept laptops, tablets, phones, earphones, gaming systems, monitors, PC computers, drones and drone components, and power tools.

More than 500 technology items have already been distributed.

E-mail moc.reetnulovatcetorp%40hcet with a description of what you would like to donate and where you are located. We will respond with shipping information.

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Provide Humanitarian and Medical Supplies

If you would like to make sure your donation is only used for humanitarian purposes, this option is for you.
PAV works together with Ukraine Front Line, a registered 501c3 organization in the USA, to provide medical supplies, cold weather gear, hygiene supplies, food, cleaning supplies, and home appliances to military volunteers an injured volunteers. These donations are tax-deductible for Americans. UFL purchases medical supplies in the USA at a discount. PAV handles purchasing and distribution in Ukraine and has arranged discounts with multiple suppliers.

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Donate Physical Items TO THE PAV LIBRARY


Do you have military kit, medical supplies, cold weather gear, camping supplies, tools, construction supplies, or hygiene items that you do not need? Give them to the PAV Library and let them go to someone who does need them.

Email moc.reetnulovatcetorp%40yrarbil with a photo of what you have and your location. If we can accept it we will provide shipping information.

Every Recipient Is Vetted

Trust matters.
Before military volunteers receive major equipment funding or direct donor support, PAV verifies that they are actively serving, reviews their role and request, checks professional references and evaluates whether the requested support is reasonable and necessary.

Vetting is conducted by veterans of Ukraine’s military. PAV has a large vetting team with multiple countries of origin and different areas of service in Ukraine.

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Transparency Matters

Protect A Volunteer started operating in 2022 and has helped thousands of volunteers. It is a registered charity organization in Ukraine and is a registered LLC in the USA. We regularly publish financial reports of our donations and expenses.
As we are a military support organization, we cannot be a traditional non-profit. The flight support program assists volunteers who are participating in combat operations which makes us ineligible and requires LLC registration.
Financial gifts made directly to PAV are generally not tax-deductible. For donors in the United States who require a 501(c)(3) option, PAV partners with Ukraine Front Line for selected humanitarian and medical aid programs.
You can also choose direct donor matching if you want an especially clear connection between your contribution and the person receiving support.

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VOLUNTEERS WE’VE HELPED

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FROM AUSTRALIA

This is one volunteer who got help with a flight. He's from Australia and joined Ukraine's army. He has been wounded in combat and has since returned home; we hope he fully recovers and can go back again.

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FROM THE USA

This US volunteer returned to fight in Ukraine with help from a Protect A Volunteer flight sponsor.

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FROM THE USA

“Kyiv train station, heading to Poland and back to America. I will try to remember to take another picture at airport.” This is from a US volunteer heading home from Ukraine. He flew with help from a Protect A Volunteer flight sponsor.

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FROM CANADA

"Thank you again for all the help in coming back. Being here and helping is where I feel like I belong in life. And I'm glad you all gave me the chance to come back again”. This volunteer returned to fight in Ukraine with help from a Protect A Volunteer flight sponsor.

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FROM BRAZIL

During 2023 I fought for 8 months and was successful at the front as an artillery sergeant in the Ukrainian army.

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FROM BRAZIL

This Brazilian volunteer served in Ukraine last year, in Kherson. He was injured in combat by a grenade, and needed to go home to finish his treatment, and have more surgeries.

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FROM BRAZIL

A volunteer from Brazil we helped

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FROM THE USA

"PAV gave me purpose in my life. After I got out of the Army, my life was so lonely and boring. Thank you to all the volunteers who gave me my life back. I’m sor happy here :)"

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FROM PERU

This is a soldier from Peru now serving in Ukraine's military. He has extensive military experience having served in his own country's military and as a contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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FROM THE USA

"I am a US citizen with law enforcement, medical, and heavy equipment operating experience. I traveled to Ukraine for the first time last year to join the International Legion and fell in love with the country and the people, which reaffirmed my belief that I was going to fight for a good cause. I left Ukraine due to an injury. Now that my ribs have healed, I have returned to help Ukraine."

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FROM THE USA

“Since I've been out of the US Army, I've been helping Ukraine fight for their freedom and democracy. This will be my third trip to Ukraine. On my first trip, I helped defend the surrounding areas around Kharkiv, my second trip I was wounded during an assault mission in Bakhmut.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • PAV can accommodate many reasonable preferences, such as supporting a volunteer from your country or matching female donors with female volunteers. Matching a specific individual cannot always be guaranteed.

  • No. You can stop recurring support at any time and resume later if you choose.

  • Direct matching allows you to communicate with the volunteer or team you support. PAV also publishes regular updates and reports about its fundraising and programs.

  • Yes. You do not need to transfer your miles to PAV. Eligible donors can use airline miles or reward points to book flights directly for matched volunteers, with assistance from PAV.

  • Sometimes. Depending on your location and the items involved, purchasing supplies directly in Ukraine may be more efficient. Contact PAV before shipping physical donations.