Transparency Reporting

​​Since February 2022, We Ukraine has donated more than 29,000 USD to Ukrainian funds, volunteers, and military units. Every period is listed below with the amount and the recipients.

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We Ukraine is a shop, not a charity. Products are printed and shipped by Printful. Production, shipping, and payment fees are paid first, and the net profit that remains is donated. In some periods the founder has added a personal contribution, and where that happened it is listed separately.

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Who receives the money?

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We do not donate to large national funds. They are already well supported, and money reaches small regions faster through people we know directly.

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Recipients to date:

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CVIT Foundation (@cvit__ukraine), Zgraya Foundation, Kyiv Food Help (@kyivfoodhelp), Prytula Foundation, Palianytsia Foundation, Valeriy Pyrohovskyi Foundation (@bf_pyrohovskoho), You Are Not Alone Fund (@shabanov.rock_n_roll), Vasyl Grorol Fund (@vasilygrogol), Petro Tarnovsky (@petrotarnovsky), Mofy Life, Rescue NOW, CCO Fighters, United 24 Fund.

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Military Units 37, 43, 81, 108, 128, 150, AZOV, GROZA, M-133, 113.

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Individual volunteers including Andriy Chernomor (Dnipro region), Mykhailo Murashkin (Bakhmut region), Alya Zhushman and @marta_haidak.

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Money has paid for thermal imagers, Mavic and FPV drones, night vision equipment, anti-drone systems, radio equipment, pickup trucks and vehicle repairs, prosthetics and medical rehabilitation, sapper equipment, ammunition, charging stations, food, medicine, and Christmas and Easter gifts for soldiers.

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Full donation record

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Amounts are shown in the currency each transfer was made in. No conversion has been applied.

2022

February 2022: 1,380 USD Kyiv Food Help, You Are Not Alone Fund, CVIT Foundation, Mofy Life (medical institutions and civilians in Mariupol).

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March 2022: 3,330 USD Vasyl Grorol Fund, Petro Tarnovsky, CVIT Foundation, Palianytsia Foundation, Zgraya Foundation, Kyiv Food Help.

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April 2022: 930 USD Humanitarian supplies for the Dnipro region, managed by @marta_haidak, and Zgraya Foundation.

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May to August 2022: 1,000 USD Prytula Foundation, CVIT Foundation, Zgraya Foundation. Lower than surrounding periods due to decreased sales.

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August to October 2022: 1,200 USD CVIT Foundation, Prytula Foundation, and other small funds. Includes a personal contribution from Dmytro Grama. Sent through Monobank.

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November to December 2022: 440 USD CVIT Foundation, Valeriy Pyrohovskyi Foundation.

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2023

January 2023: 620 USD (24 orders) 420 USD shop profit plus 200 USD personal contribution, equal to 22,800 UAH. CVIT Foundation for Motorola radios (13,455 UAH) and @bf_pyrohovskoho (10,000 UAH).

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February 2023: 700 USD (28 orders) 26,000 UAH. CVIT Foundation for two thermal imagers (15,000 UAH) and Mykhailo Murashkin, Bakhmut region (11,000 UAH).

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March 2023: 400 USD (29 orders) 14,785 UAH. Andriy Chernomor, volunteer in the Dnipro region, for a DJI Mavic 3E drone, a thermal imager, and a tablet.

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April 2023: 720 USD 27,360 UAH. CVIT Foundation for Mavic drones (15,000 UAH) and United 24 Fund (12,360 UAH).

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May 2023: 625 USD 23,175 UAH. Rescue NOW, for people affected by the dam destruction in the Kherson region, and CVIT Foundation for car repairs.

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June to October 2023: 1,750 USD over five months 63,900 UAH. Military Units 128, 37, and 108, and private individuals. Prosthetics and medical rehabilitation, pickup trucks, Mavic drones, thermal imagers, sapper equipment, ammunition, and radio equipment.

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2024

November 2023 to February 2024: 1,300 USD over four months 50,300 UAH. Military Units 128, M-133, 113, and 81 for immediate military and transportation needs, and CVIT for FPV drones and transportation.

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March to June 2024: 1,200 USD over four months 46,250 UAH. Military Units 128, 150, and AZOV, plus small donations through Monobank for night vision equipment, FPV drones, anti-drone systems, and transportation.

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July to October 2024: 1,500 USD over four months 62,000 UAH. Military Units 43, 128, and GROZA, plus small donations through Monobank for vehicles, transportation equipment, night vision equipment, FPV drones, and anti-drone systems.

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November 2024 to February 2025: 1,175 USD over four months 48,450 UAH. CCO Fighters and multiple organizations collecting for FPV drones, charging stations, vehicles, and medical equipment for the front lines.

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2025 to 2026

February to September 2025: 8,750 USD CVIT organization, for distribution to various military units.

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September 2025 to April 2026: 2,300 USD Drone production facilities and Military Units 128, 37, and 108. Also Christmas and Easter gifts for soldiers.

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April to August 2026: in progress Shop net profit for the period: 1,100 EUR from 56 paid orders.

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How to verify this

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Most recipients are public organizations with their own reporting, and the Instagram accounts listed are live. Several transfers are documented on this page with photographs of delivered equipment and a receipt from Blagosvit.

If you have bought from We Ukraine and want documentation for the period covering your order, email orders@weukraine.com and ask.

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Questions

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How much of my order goes to Ukraine? The net profit from your order, meaning what is left after production, shipping, and payment fees. The rest covers making and delivering the item.

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Is We Ukraine a registered charity? No. It is a shop, run as a registered private entrepreneur in Spain by Dmytro Grama. It does not issue tax deductible receipts. It donates its net profit and publishes what it sent.

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Why small funds instead of large national ones? Large funds are already well supported and money moves more slowly through them to small regions. The funds and people listed here are known or verified directly by the founder.

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Why are some periods much larger than others? Sales vary, and personal contributions are not made every period. February to September 2025 was 8,750 USD. November to December 2022 was 440 USD. Both are real. Donation records from a one person shop are uneven.

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Who runs We Ukraine? Dmytro Grama, a Ukrainian based in Girona, Spain. His family is in Ukraine.

How often is this page updated? Every reporting period. Last updated August 5th, 2026.

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About

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My name is Dmytro Grama and I am Ukrainian. My family is in Ukraine and they are safe so far. I am beyond devastated about this war.

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On this page you will find every fund, person, and community your purchases have supported. These are people I know who organize food, medicine, transportation, and medical and mental health help. I do not send money to large national funds. They are well supported already, and it takes too long for money to reach the small regions.

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Slava Ukraïni! Stand with Ukraine!

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Operated by Dmytro Grama, private entrepreneur, Gran Via Jaume I, Girona, Spain orders@weukraine.com +34 610 185 844 Last updated: August 5th, 2026