Supply Armed Forces with stretchers, hermetic bags, and tents for military vehicles. Before the war, they produced hangars, sheds, and other constructions made from PVC.

Keep Going donors collected funds to replace the broken equipment and purchase a batch of the awning fabric.

The wife of Mariupol defender Oksana Dubyk, who fled Mariupol, opened a flower shop in Lviv with two friends.

Keep Going donors collected funds for a refrigerating chamber for storing flowers which helped to develop the business.

Metal craftsman. Works on the various orders for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Before the war, Polakh specialized in decorative items and interior design.

Keep Going purchased a machine for bending staples for dugouts (previously Viacheslav had bent them manually) and held a fundraiser to buy a welding machine for Polakh's workshop.

Farmer Oleksandr Kryvosheia tipped off Ukrainian artillery at his own warehouse, occupied by Russian soldiers.

Keep Going donors collected funds for repair works: the main warehouse was rebuilt.

Organized technical support of the Ukrainian Armed Force’s vehicles. Before the war, he developed the "4x4" off-road club.

Keep Going purchased a toolkit for Hennadii's auto repair shop, and later held a fundraiser for a pneumatic hydraulic press.

Hanna Dondyk and Natalia Iefymenko prepare dry rations for the military and civilians in need. Before the war, they produced craft herbal tea and dried fruits.

Keep Going procured a dishwasher for Arty, which made Hanna’s and Natalia’s work much easier.

Oleksandr Shchelokov is the owner of a craft cheese factory. The goats from the farms where he used to buy milk died from the missile attacks.

Keep Going helped Oleksandr start his own herd by procuring goats and providing them with six-months worth of feed.

Since 24 February, the atelier of bags and backpacks, founded by father and son, Anatoly and Volodymyr Cheremysa, has been focusing exclusively on military gear.

Keep Going purchased HARDRIDE an additional industrial sewing machine.

The station that collects recycling and allows vulnerable populations to earn money lost customers as a result of the war.

Keep Going purchased a hydraulic press that will allow the station to resume operations.

Restore communication for the residents of Northern Saltivka, the district in Kharkiv most affected by the rocket fire.

Keep Going handed over 27 000 meters of patch cord cable to their communication team.

Organized the production of ammunition for the military. Before the war, Iurii Ursoi's company Plan4Profi mainly produced bags and backpacks.

Keep Going provided the funds to purchase a durable Cordura 1000D fabric.

Owner of the KUST ceramics studio. Teaches free pottery classes for internally displaced children.

Thanks to Keep Going, Victor acquired clay mixer so that the craftsmen do not need to grind clay by hand anymore.

The construction specialists organized a team to fulfill orders for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. They make dugout periscopes, tools for sappers, field stoves, etc.

Keep Going provided funds for the construction of two mobile baths for the military.