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The defenders focus on protecting Ukraine and the Ukrainian people, while we care for them and their daily needs.
FreedomSky
Anti-Shahed Frontier
Stopping Shahed drones before they reach our cities. FreedomSky builds layered defenses so drones are detected, disrupted, and destroyed earlier — preserving critical infrastructure and saving lives.
Victory Robots
a systemic initiative that integrates ground-based drones into Ukraine’s defense. Ground robots can transport hundreds of pounds of weight, evacuate the wounded and deliver life-saving goods. The main goal is to preserve life where the danger is extreme.
Flight to Recovery
Helping veterans in acquiring practical skills to operate and repair civilian drones in a comfortable, veteran-friendly environment among their peers. The knowledge acquired will create new job opportunities for graduates in the civilian sector.
Tech Explorers
aims to promote and develop access to high-quality STEM education for Ukraine’s youth through drone training, creating a generation of innovators who will drive the country’s post-war recovery in all areas.
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WE help Ukraine
Our priority is to save and enhance the everyday lives of the first responders and defenders so they are effective at protecting Ukraine and the rest of the free World.
Our goal is victory of Ukraine and development for a strong democratic nation through the support of defenders and care of veterans.
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About foundation
In November of that year, we gathered on Maidan and organized protests in various countries in support of the Ukrainian people. We searched for, procured, and delivered necessary supplies for the protesters. This included body armor, generators, medicine, food, clothes, and more. We raised money and built large communities of support across the world. Sometimes the level of trust was unbelievable, as strangers from multiple countries donated incredible sums of money to help the Revolution of Dignity.
The team worked tirelessly for the needs of the Maidan. When russia started invading Eastern Ukraine, some of the activists went to the front lines, some trained and became paramedics. Others stayed to volunteer, providing support to the wounded and helping to rehabilitate veterans.
Since the first days of the 2022 full-scale russian invasion, volunteers from four countries – Ukraine, the USA, Canada, and Poland have been working on the Emergency Response project to collect donations for the Ukrainian first responders and defenders. The previous expertise came in handy to find and deliver supplies in large quantities.
Our focus was on procurement and delivery of the two most essential types of supplies: tactical medicine and communication devices. We sought optimal prices for drones, satellite phones, two-way radios, tablets, repeaters, antennas, and other related equipment.
In February 2023, the Emergency Response project team decided to register its foundation. This allowed the team to focus the efforts and be more effective in supporting Ukrainian defenders and veterans.
Thus, Dignitas was born.
















