Goal: 25 million USD to support units of the Armed Forces
$77 million for humanitarian aid
The main focus of the fund’s activities is the support of the 1st assault battalion of the 225th Ukrainian Special Forces (“Black Swan”) and other units in the combat zone. At the same time, the foundation provides assistance to wounded servicemen, veterans and civilians who suffered as a result of the war, as well as implements humanitarian initiatives related to its consequences.
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A project by volunteers from Lithuania to help evacuate Ukrainians from frontline territories of Ukraine
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Why logistics is a key factor that decides more than it seems
In modern warfare, the outcome is determined not only by the number of personnel or the availability of equipment. The key role is played by the ability to systematically, continuously and quickly provide combat units with everything they need. That is why logistics is one of the fundamental elements of defense capability.
Perimeter, NABU and SAPO signed a memorandum on strategic partnership
The Perimeter Foundation, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office signed a memorandum of cooperation.
“There is no point in hiding from fear,” — hospital worker Ivan Nikolenko
On May 29, paramedic Iryna “Cheka” Tsybukh died during a rotation in the Kharkiv region. The car the girl was in hit a mine. Her partner, 29-year-old combat medic from the Hospitallers volunteer battalion, Ivan Nikolenko, miraculously managed to survive. Both of the man’s feet were badly damaged, but after prolonged treatment and rehabilitation, he will be able to walk, according to doctors’ predictions.
How memory can defeat the enemy: the story of Andriy Korniychuk’s family
Andriy Korniychuk, a soldier of the 81st Brigade and activist, was born on October 11, 1987. Since childhood, he has been in constant motion — both in body and character. His father took Andriy to karate when he was only four, and he later became a master of sports with a black belt. Later, running appeared – marathons in Kyiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhia, morning runs, even on ice in winter.
About the PERIMETER Foundation
We support the Defense Forces of Ukraine, ensuring their technological superiority over the enemy from 2025. We purchase and transfer to the army transport, optics, power, communication and intelligence equipment, including unmanned ones. Also, our team works to strengthen the army and the country in general, creating analytical research in the security and defense sector. Promotes the rehabilitation of veterans of the Russian-Ukrainian war through sports.
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