Collection Extraction vehicle

A donation campaign to send a reconditioned vehicle as an ambulance
The war unleashed by Russia on 24 February across the whole of Ukraine follows the annexation of Crimea and eight years of fighting in the east of the country.
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Today, almost 8 million refugees, the vast majority of them women and children, have fled the country, while the remaining population is subjected to indiscriminate bombing on a daily basis, affecting both soldiers and civilians and causing many deaths and injuries.
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In our last issue, we were able to gather many testimonies from medical personnel on the front line, confirming the need for ambulances designed to get as close as possible to the bombed areas. In defiance of the most basic rules of the Geneva Convention, emergency vehicles are being targeted by the invaders. Ukrainian emergency services are unable to provide assistance, having to rely on military equipment that is already in great demand.
nos donateurs.
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A donation campaign to send a reconditioned vehicle as an ambulance
The war unleashed by Russia on 24 February across the whole of Ukraine follows the annexation of Crimea and eight years of fighting in the east of the country.
​
Today, almost 8 million refugees, the vast majority of them women and children, have fled the country, while the remaining population is subjected to indiscriminate bombing on a daily basis, affecting both soldiers and civilians and causing many deaths and injuries.
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In our last issue, we were able to gather many testimonies from medical personnel on the front line, confirming the need for ambulances designed to get as close as possible to the bombed areas. In defiance of the most basic rules of the Geneva Convention, emergency vehicles are being targeted by the invaders. Ukrainian emergency services are unable to provide assistance, having to rely on military equipment that is already in great demand.
nos donateurs.
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A donation campaign to send a reconditioned vehicle as an ambulance
The war unleashed by Russia on 24 February across the whole of Ukraine follows the annexation of Crimea and eight years of fighting in the east of the country.
​
Today, almost 8 million refugees, the vast majority of them women and children, have fled the country, while the remaining population is subjected to indiscriminate bombing on a daily basis, affecting both soldiers and civilians and causing many deaths and injuries.
​
In our last issue, we were able to gather many testimonies from medical personnel on the front line, confirming the need for ambulances designed to get as close as possible to the bombed areas. In defiance of the most basic rules of the Geneva Convention, emergency vehicles are being targeted by the invaders. Ukrainian emergency services are unable to provide assistance, having to rely on military equipment that is already in great demand.
nos donateurs.
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It is also possible to make a bank transfer to the association's Crédit Mutuel account FOR UKRAINE, FOR THEIR FREEDOM AND OURS! :
IBAN FR76 1027 8060 3700 0210 6110 183
BIC CMCIFR2A
Bank: CCM Paris 15ème
Account holder: Pour l'Ukraine, pour leur liberté et la nôtre (For Ukraine, for their freedom and ours)
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Organisation's address:
Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne de Paris Centre,
BAL ‘38’
5bis rue du Louvre,
Paris 75001
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In this case, please send an email to our treasurer to indicate the destination of the donation: PLUtreso@gmail.com
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Residents in France can benefit from a tax reduction on your 2025 income, to be declared in 2026, for your contributions and donations to our association made from 1 January 2025 onwards.
Please note that the reference number assigned to our association's application by the Directorate-General of Public Finances is 2022-653.
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