Military Aid Priorities: Slots Situ Foundation Announces 6 Key Initiatives to Aid the Army and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
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The Slots City Foundation's main focuses are a pair of programs called "Free People," designed to provide targeted assistance to military personnel and internally displaced individuals. As Artem Stogniy, the Foundation's Director, puts it, "Our volunteers are the 'Free People,' and we've been lending a hand since the start of the full-scale invasion."
The volunteers work tirelessly to offer military personnel specialized equipment and support, such as night vision devices, thermal imagers, and thermal imaging scopes, or even firearms when necessary. They also help ordinary folks displaced from their homes, providing clothes, food, and other necessities. You can join their cause through the website, where you simply fill out an application for your assistance request.
One of the foundation's larger initiatives is "Free Sky," a program dedicated to drones. It involves purchasing new drones, supporting developers, repairing damaged drones on the frontlines, and expanding work with FPV drones and long-range drones. Artem proudly states, "Our guys can send their drones to us for free repair, and we return them, ready to take flight again."
The foundation's efforts stretch to the roads with "Free Land," another substantial project comprised of three parts. The first part involves sending vehicles to the frontlines for the first time, followed by repairs of vehicles after combat. The second part deals with the conversion of captured equipment, while the third part focuses on preparing evacuation medical vehicles that can save lives in critical moments.
The "Free Sea" project came about in response to military requests, addressing the need for marine infantry to survive in harsh battlefield conditions. The project includes repairing damaged watercraft as they get destroyed, exploded, or targeted by enemy drones, artillery, and mortars. "We've gathered specialists to quickly fix motors, source parts, and ensure the technical nuances are addressed," explains Artem.
Lastly, the foundation's "Free: Military Tech" project concentrates on technological developments specifically for the military. It primarily focuses on software development, supporting partner developers and helping them prepare prototypes for mass production of military-related innovations. The fund has already assisted developers of electronic warfare systems, FPV drones, and has seen positive outcomes.
In 2023, the Slots City Foundation's volunteers managed over a thousand targeted deliveries to the army and displaced persons. They provided military personnel with drones, vehicles, and watercraft, supplies, and humanitarian aid for displaced persons and affected settlements. Plus, they aided medical professionals treating fighters.
Head over to the Slots City Foundation's website to learn more about these initiatives or submit a request for targeted assistance by clicking the "Need Help" button. Keep fighting the good fight, folks! 💙💛
- In 2023, the Slots City Foundation also prioritized sending other types of equipment to military personnel, including long-range drones and FPV drones, following the success of their "Free Sky" project.
- Beyond the "Free Sky" project, the Slots City Foundation is also looking to expand their work with other volunteers specialized in technological innovations, to further develop software and hardware solutions for the military through their "Free: Military Tech" project.
- With the start of the year in 2023, the Slots City Foundation's sports program, not yet named, begins recruiting athletes to engage in sports competitions as a form of rehabilitation for displaced individuals and wounded military personnel, offering them new opportunities and a sense of normalcy.
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