Our Projects
How we support the survival, safety, and comfort of volunteers and first responders protecting innocent lives.
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Power for Hospitals
Roxolani Trust works with charity partners to fund, source, deliver, and install backup power generators for hospitals, clinics, schools, group homes, shelters, and remote villages facing power outages due to attacks on energy infrastructure.
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People and Pet Evacuations
When leaving home is the only safe choice, many people will not leave without their pets – dogs, cats, and other animals are family. Roxolani Trust supports local volunteers who evacuate civilians and their pets from high-risk areas.
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Warm through the Winter
Winter in Ukraine is cold and wet. Now imagine working through it, away from loved ones, helping people through repeated attacks and power cuts.
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Used Laptops & Devices
Ukraine urgently needs functioning laptops, tablets, and phones to support volunteers, students, and humanitarian teams.
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Nets and Blinds
Repurposed nets save lives every day by stopping drones and by providing much-needed cover—especially when trees can’t.
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Fire & Rescue
Ukrainian fire and rescue workers’ every day is a peace-time fire and rescue workers’ worst day. Help them to continue to show up.
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Rehabilitation Centres
Across Europe, there is a surplus of valuable gear and equipment ready to be donated. We help get it to where it’s needed most.
Hero Testimonials
Hear from some of the people we’ve supported.
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Ryan’s support came at one of the hardest times for Kramatorsk, when our team needed it most. Thanks to the Roxolani Trust, and especially the donation of our evacuation vehicle, we can now reach more people and animals in danger and carry out many more rescue missions than before. Ryan hasn’t just donated a vehicle or funded our work – he has strengthened our entire team and helped us save lives every single week. We are deeply grateful to have him standing with us.
– Ksenia, NGO “Druzi Space”, Kramatorsk
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Every day I rescue animals from the streets of Kramatorsk, take injured animals to veterinary clinics, and deliver food to local volunteers who care for hundreds of abandoned pets. None of this would be possible without reliable financial support. Ryan’s help means we don’t have to stop and wonder if we’ll have enough fuel or resources for the next rescue. It means we can simply answer the next call for help.
– Dmytro, Animal Rescue Volunteer in Kramatorsk
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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)

