Solutions to win: Ukrainian border guards receive aid from BGV and "Polissia" Football Club
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The BGV Fund, together with "Polissia" Football Club, handed over a batch of aid for Ukrainian border guards
The BGV Charity Fund reports this.
What is the problem?
Ukraine has been embroiled in a full-fledged war for the past two years, with both allies and Ukrainian citizens lending support to the armed forces.
"Polissia" Football Club, in collaboration with the BGV Charity Fund, has been continuously providing aid and meeting the needs of the Ukrainian military through joint initiatives since the start of the full-scale invasion.
For example, in September 2023, they collected 400,000 hryvnias for the purchase of training equipment for the training of the "Bureviy" brigade, which is part of the National Guard of Ukraine.
Also, thanks to the support of "Polissia" fans, the BGV Charity Fund donated UAH 400,000 to help the National Guard of Ukraine.
In addition, the BGV Charity Fund and the "Polissia" Football Club provided targeted requests for soldiers of Ukraine's armed forces.
What is the solution?
Currently, the BGV Fund team, with the help of FC "Polissia," has procured components for FPV drones that will be used for combat missions in Ukraine's frontline zones.
BGV Charity Fund and KSE Foundation donate 100 vehicles to Ukraine's State Border Guard Service
How does it work?
The BGV Charity Fund and "Polissia" FC representatives delivered an aid package to the State Border Service of Ukraine, which included:
- 4 KW voltage stabilizer;
- 5.8 GHz helix video antenna;
- Tx715 MHz transmitter module;
- CrosFire 915 MHz transmitter module;
- Radiosignal amplifier;
- FPV backpack;
- Mast;
- Video monitor;
- PVA wire bay;
- Ground control station;
- Radio master tx12 control panel;
- ELRS happymodel 915mhz external radio module;
- Skyzone Cobra X v4 glasses.
"Polissia," the BGV Charity Fund's steadfast sports partner, funded the purchase.
The entire amount was received from selling T-shirts in collaboration with Oleksandr Usyk, a Ukrainian boxer.
The club's website offers a t-shirt featuring the name of FC Polissia's unbeatable heavyweight boxing champion, Usyk Team No. 17, for purchase.
For reference:
The BGV Fund concluded a Memorandum with the military unit of Ukraine's armed forces and purchased and handed over an excavator.
It was also reported that the BGV Charity Fund, in partnership with the trade union organization Ukrenergo, purchased 14 cars and other equipment—WiFi routers, adapters, toner, and printers—for a total cost of 23.45 million hryvnias and handed them over to the 22nd Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Land Forces troops of Ukraine's armed forces.
