This isn’t just Ukraine’s war. It’s a fight for freedom, and it’s far from over. Donate today and send vital supplies to those risking everything to hold the line.
Whether ongoing, seasonal, or one-time projects, our priority is to quickly fill the gaps that governments and large NGOs can not.
Winter in Ukraine is cold and wet. Now imagine you’re in the trenches, away from the people you love, facing an enemy that’s trying to kill you.
Ukraine urgently needs functioning laptops, tablets, and phones to support volunteers, students, and soldiers.
repurposed nets save lives every day by stopping drones and by providing much-needed cover—especially when trees can’t.
Here are just some of the ways we engage.
Transported, re-housed, or supported
Provided with survival tactical gear
Purchased or refurbished
Hear from some of the people we’ve supported.
Every unusual request we had was handled quickly by Ryan and his team—uniforms, generators, charging stations, fire extinguishers and even vehicles. We always received the essentials fast and in wartime, that saves lives.
– Lyova, 92nd Brigade Tank Battalion
As FPV pilots, we’re always upgrading and repairing gear. Ryan’s support has been incredible—he’s helped us with everything from FPV goggles and controllers to charging stations, a van, and even new tyres. After losing all our equipment more than once, his quick help got us back to the front line in no time.
– 121 Brigade Drone Team
We received essential equipment like summer uniforms, rescue gear, protective boots, stretchers, gloves, eyewear, and electrical gear — all of which have been vital in helping us rescue civilians in Kharkiv following ongoing missile attacks. Their support was crucial during our firefighting missions in the forests near the frontline in the Kharkiv region.
– Ivan, State Emergency Service of Ukraine (DSNS)
Hi, I’m Ryan 👋 I’m the founder of Roxolani Trust. Since the first week of the full-scale invasion, I’ve been volunteering to support refugees and defenders with transportation and housing, vehicles, defence equipment, and to help grassroots organizations working on the ground. On March 30, 2025, I moved to Ukraine full-time to start this foundation and formalize the work I’ve been doing for the past three years. I am now “all in” as a volunteer for the cause of Ukrainian victory.