The main problem with the current situation is that we need to do more than just show you another photo report on the development of the bath and laundry complexes project. We need to reach out to you! And this is difficult, because the economy... we understand... your financial capabilities... we understand... other "beautiful" volunteer projects... we understand...
We have reached the production rate of two complexes per week. Every week. Last week, this week, the next week, and the week after that. Last week's two baths were for aircraft radio technicians and the UAV training center. This week's two baths are for the airborne brigade, which is fighting right in Bakhmut. You see, this is not an allegory or an exaggeration - the fighters of one of the brigades will be able to escape for half an hour from the hell of battle in Bakhmut and take a hot shower! Now I am not suggesting you try to imagine this - it is N.E.M.O.L.I.V.E. for a civilian to imagine. And there is no need to...
We have 48 containers in the queue at our site, which is our planned loading for the next 5 months, and we have stopped accepting new containers from crews. Negotiations with two more industrial sites are nearing completion, and if we manage to agree on prices, their sites will be filled with containers in a week. The queue is scheduled for months in advance.
We can do it a little faster, but it's money.
We can buy more trailers, but money is tight.
We need to buy more washing machines, but we have no money.
Any donation will help us. 10 hryvnias will help us. 100 dollars will help us. A piece of bitcoin will help us. All these pieces add up to the fact that we have reached the pace of two baths a week. A week - and about a thousand soldiers can bathe, a week - and another thousand soldiers can wash their uniforms and wash off sweat and dirt. And another week, and another week. It takes about 500,000 hryvnias to make and equip one bathhouse, and Poroshenko pays half the bills, which means that only this project, only one site... And if we manage to expand the production sites, we will need many times more money.
We have taken on a project that has no analogues either in the budget or in the volunteer environment. But we are pulling this bar as hard as we can, because those who are standing to the death near Vuhledar or Bakhmut have no options, and we have no options either.
Any help is needed. And likes with reposts as well.