For some people, May means barbecues, for others it means planting potatoes, for others it means a May Day demonstration and "victory days," but these are sick people. We are healthy people, so with your help we celebrated the final arrival of spring the way we know how and the way we used to - by going to the frontline to deliver another batch of aid to our heroic Armed Forces.

This time, the Poroshenko Foundation and Community Matters, with your help and support, brought it to the fighters:

• 45 pieces of DJI Mavic 3 Pro drones;
• 999 pieces of FPV Molfar 8-inch and 200 pieces of FPV Molfar 10-inch;
• wheels for URAL trucks - 100 pieces, for KRAZ - 134 pieces, for KAMAZ - 78 pieces;
• 280 pieces of "Vanilla Sugars", and if you still don't know what they are, then read about them on our website;
• 1 mobile tire changer;
• 1 laundry and shower complex;
• two excavators;
• some office equipment for the brigade, which really needs it, and 4 starliners;
• chainsaws, construction materials, and various other useful but much-needed items.

The total amount of assistance amounted to UAH 34,737,580. And 60 kopecks.

It's hard to say what the soldiers are more excited about, because everything on the list is extremely necessary, chronically lacking at the front, and without which it is, let's say, difficult to fight. FPV - it is already clear that in this war they are almost more important than artillery, especially when there is a shortage of shells. "Mavic's eyes are the eyes without which it is unclear where to shoot and what to hide from. Tires - they burn out very quickly at the front, and without tires, the car does not move, so we have arrived. A tire fitting complex - because those tires are useless if there is no way to change them and repair them.

More than 34 and a half million in one trip. And the needs of the army seem to be growing. So, as always, we thank everyone who supports us and urge you to keep up the good work, because Putin is not going to stop, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces need our support and help every day.

But look at their faces.