Founded in 2014 our NGO

supports Ukraine’s armed resistance

All funds raised

are converted to:

Body armor and a helmet are life-saving measures on the battlefield. They can protect a person from shrapnel during gunfire and explosions.

Cars

Reaching everything on foot is impossible, but getting to where it's needed in time is essential. Vehicles on the front line and in the rear serve Ukrainian fighters and help achieve objectives.

Optics

Seeing the enemy with the naked eye can be a significant challenge, so optical tools allow for observation, detection, and destruction of the enemy.

Night and thermal vision equipment

War doesn't stop for a minute, so battles also occur at night. Night vision devices allow for seeing the scene as if it were daytime while thermal vision devices detect the heat profile of humans and equipment.

De-mining equipment

Many accounts have detailed the territories mined by occupiers, which pose risks to both soldiers and civilians. Such equipment serves as a valuable tool in demining these areas.

Drones

The benefit of a drone on the battlefield is indisputable. It's a tool for observing, detecting, identifying, adjusting fire, carrying and launching explosives, and triangulation. Moreover, a drone can also function as a kamikaze.

Clothing

Comfortable, unrestricted movement uniforms and weather-resistant boots are simply essential for every soldier. They make it easier to achieve the mission's objectives.

Tactical medicine

When you head to the front, you're aware of the immense challenges ahead. Tactical medical tools enhance the ability to save lives in the event of injuries.

Generators

When the enemy attempts to destroy everything in its path, it's not only the soldiers who suffer but entire communities. Generators help produce electricity for both military and civilian needs.

Computers and communication devices

Continuous communication on the battlefield is a highly important aspect. The tools designed for this purpose ensure the possibility of communication and also assist in conducting situational analysis and carrying out combat operations.

Radars

When technology aids people fighting for freedom, a continuous supply of it is crucial. Radars detect flying objects, drones, enemy missiles, and assist in their destruction.

Antidrone systems

While the enemy makes its last efforts on the battlefield, Ukrainian soldiers operate more effectively with the necessary tools at their disposal. Anti-drone systems neutralize enemy drones, take control of them, and assist in disabling and bringing them down to the ground to prevent further threats.

In total, since 2014, we raised for Ukraine

95 255 774 Data updated 03/01/2025

Recognition for our work:

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Medal for Support

European Parliament Civil Society Medal, 2022

The history

Founded in 2014, the NGO "Blue / Yellow" provides Ukrainian soldiers and volunteers with essential supplies that help them battle Russian aggression. Every donation is transformed into drones, helmets, optics, vehicles, and other tactical equipment.

The history

Crimea annexation, 2014

The idea behind the "Blue/Yellow" social movement was created by Jūratė Sližytė in 2014, and the movement became an official organization in the same year when Paulius Kijauskas and Jonas Ohman founded the organization "Blue/Yellow" (VšĮ „Mėlyna ir geltona“). Over the course of eight years of passive warfare, funds were raised, connections were forged with Ukrainians, a support network and infrastructure were established, an understanding of the conflict and its participants was acquired, and a clearer picture of how to act was formed. Since 2014, we have been in direct communication with the parties, preparing for the future conflict that eventually took place.

A full-scale invasion of Ukraine, 2022

On February 24, 2022, in Lithuania, "Blue / Yellow" was the only purposefully operating support fund, where one million euros were raised on the first day. The experience accumulated over eight years allows us to work efficiently, responding to the actual situation on the front lines. We deliver support purposefully, sometimes within very short timeframes. We are prepared for a long-lasting conflict, therefore, we strive to implement a long-term support model both in Lithuania and abroad. At times, we collaborate with other organizations (e.g., "Radar," 14 million euros), and at other times, we shoulder the responsibility at the national level, such as supporting assault units when tactical equipment is critically needed.

The board

The team

Žemyna Bliumzonaitė

Manager of projects in Ukraine

Aušra Kuliešienė

Head of Administration

Valeriia Golubtsova

Logistics Coordinator

Agnė Jakiūnaitė

Administration Project Manager

Justina Vaitkevičiūtė

Communications and Marketing Manager

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