We are opening a new important fundraiser to buy a pick-up truck for our good friend Bez.
At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Bez became one of the founders of the Solidarity Collectives. He worked tirelessly to help our defenders.
It's been over a year since Bez joined forces of resistance himself, and now his newly formed unit needs your help.
Here is what Bez wrote to us:
‘Hello, I'm Bez, an anarchist who has been helping anti-authoritarian fighters at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. For more than a year now, I myself have been fighting in the Defence Forces. I just joined the newly created unit to counter enemy UAVs. Even though our team is new, we are already performing combat missions in Donetsk region. But as is the case with new units, we lack a lot of things. Most of all, we need the pick-up truck. We need your support - help us save lives!’
So, without delay, we are launching a fundraising campaign for 10,000 euros. We ask for your support.
We are opening a new important fundraiser to buy a pick-up truck for our good friend Bez.
At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Bez became one of the founders of the Solidarity Collectives. He worked tirelessly to help our defenders.
It's been over a year since Bez joined forces of resistance himself, and now his newly formed unit needs your help.
Here is what Bez wrote to us:
‘Hello, I'm Bez, an anarchist who has been helping anti-authoritarian fighters at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. For more than a year now, I myself have been fighting in the Defence Forces. I just joined the newly created unit to counter enemy UAVs. Even though our team is new, we are already performing combat missions in Donetsk region. But as is the case with new units, we lack a lot of things. Most of all, we need the pick-up truck. We need your support - help us save lives!’
So, without delay, we are launching a fundraising campaign for 10,000 euros. We ask for your support.
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