Three years ago, together with Ihor, we created a small workshop called Frame.
Today, we have built 100 evacuation vehicles for more than 35 brigades on the front line.
This is not just a number.
It represents thousands of saved lives.
Each of these 100 vehicles is a separate story for us. A story of a wounded soldier who had a chance. A story of a medic who could work safely and effectively. A story of people who believed that speed and proper equipment matter when every minute counts.
Behind these 100 vehicles stand craftsmen, volunteers, donors, partners, and military medics who know that this vehicle can become decisive. That it can be the difference between life and death. That it can mean getting someone out in time.
Over this time, we have grown tremendously.
What started as a small initiative has become a full team of 26 people.
Frame is no longer just a workshop — it is a coordinated system where every role matters.
I, Polina, lead marketing and fundraising. My work is to build partnerships, communicate our impact, and make sure we have the resources to keep going.
Ihor leads production. He manages the technical side, the workshop processes, and the team that physically transforms ordinary vehicles into fully equipped evacuation cars ready for the front line.
But growth also means responsibility.
The need at the front does not decrease. Vehicles wear out. They are damaged. They are destroyed. Brigades rotate. New units ask for help. The demand continues.
Every evacuation vehicle we build is not just transportation. It is a mobile medical workspace. It is stability in chaos. It is time — and in war, time saves lives.
If you are reading this, you are already part of this story.
100 vehicles is a milestone.
But it is not the finish line.
Thank you for standing with us.
