Supporting Ukrainians in the fight for their lives
We serve Ukraine’s volunteers and rescuers with the means and materials they need to survive and thrive.
We are a values-aligned, rag-tag group of donors and volunteers from all different backgrounds and geographies, contributing what we can.
Our goal is to keep Ukraine’s volunteers and rescue workers alive, safe, and comfortable. In practice, this means we buy or find everything from thermal socks to essential rescue equipment.
We save lives every day. How do we know? Because our local partners tell us, and they show us the evidence.
Ukraine’s national allies are soft and slow in their support. Your contribution is what keeps Ukraine on the path to victory.
– Ryan Grant Little, Founder & Director
How we create impact
We’re all about using creativity and very tight budgets to achieve life-saving outcomes. We prioritize matchmaking of “needs” and “offers”, and financing the logistics of donated items over buying new stuff whenever we can. Since we’re not tied to any specific organization or geography, we have full operating freedom to make connections that others wouldn’t see in their day-to-day.
People and Pet Evacuations
We help local teams move civilians and animals away from danger and into veterinary care or safe accommodation.
Transport
Every used pickup truck or SUV saves between 30-40 lives. We keep them rolling from Europe to where they’re needed most.
Medical & Humanitarian
There’s a constant shortage of even the most basic life-saving supplies, like tourniquets and chest seals. We help fill the gap.
Fire & Rescue
For fire & rescue workers, the crisis never ends. We send suits, boots, fire extinguishers, and more.
Rehabilitation
We source donated physical rehabilitation equipment from across Europe to build rehabilitation centres for veterans and civilians recovering from serious injuries.
Our Founder
Ryan Grant Little
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, rescue workers, veterans, and grassroots organizations with transport, housing, emergency supplies, vehicles, and logistics. 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.