Often under attack, first responders need proper equipment to help save lives and critical infrastructure. Help out by donating a set portion of a firetruck!
Electricity generators power critical infrastructure necessary for basic survival and recovery. Without them, communities often lose access to clean water, medical care, and heating.
A Med-Evac (Medical Evacuation) vehicle is a specialized transport unit used to move injured or critically ill individuals while providing ongoing medical care during transit.
Russia’s ongoing attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have devastated the country’s power plants. To survive continuous power outages, freezing winters, and rolling blackouts, power stations are essential for households.
Individual First Aid Kits (IFAKs) for frontline soldiers to large Interagency Emergency Health Kits (IEHKs) capable of sustaining communities. These supplies are critical for treating traumatic injuries, stabilizing patients during evacuations, and maintaining essential healthcare in conflict zones.
With your monthly donations, you can contribute to all the missions that TBF organizes.
You can choose your personalized amount, and you are free to change it in order to fit your preferences each month.
We have an involved body of students who aim to apply their passion and knowledge.
All donations are immediately put into the foundation’s projects, with no exception.
As long as donations allow it. TBF aims to invest the donations in Missions at least twice per year
Because of our location, we have access to networks and hubs that contribute to our cause
The cars that we buy and bring to Ukraine serve as make-shift ambulances and medical evacuation vehicles on the front lines. They are used by field-medics to quickly evacuate wounded soldiers and civilians.
As a student-led charity, we always try to have extremely low operational costs. We take care of both fundraising and delivering the aid, so our only non-aid expenses are transportation costs to and from Ukraine, which are, on average, around 15%.
Yes, we deliver our aid to our contact person in Kyiv ourselves. From Kyiv our aid is then brought to the Donetsk region
We are mainly looking for Leiden University students to apply for our departments starting with the new academic year starting in September 2026-2027.
So are you interested in fundraising, investing, film making, general media, and in humanitarian aid? Then shoot us a message!
Great question! As of right now, we are only focused on Ukraine, but we are always looking for engaged and motivated students to join and start new projects.
Although we are fully dependent on donations, our main goal is to have two missions per year.
