Preston Stewart

That's an incredible choke point in their manufacturing line.

So even opening up some NATO territory to mass produce the Ukrainian drones, hire Ukrainians, bring them there to build these things and ship them back into the country by the tens of thousands.

I think that could be a big difference as well.

So there's three organizations that I've worked with that I find to be very transparent and very good at what they do.

Car for Ukraine, and I'm happy to give you guys the links to each of these.

We're doing a year-long campaign to provide trucks because things get hit by drones and they can't get soldiers to and from the front.

So these trucks are used to get people to and from dangerous locations, to evacuate the wounded, to bring supplies forward, food, water, medicine.

So it's a non-lethal type of aid.

There's, uh, Ukraine aid operations, which is a five Oh one C three.

So tax deductions for charitable donations there.

They do everything.

A lot of drones through that organization.

Very, very transparent on exactly where the money is going and how it's being spent and very effective.

And then Zig is paw, which is actually a Ukrainian organization.

Um,

based and built in Ukraine, based in Lviv.

And one of the founders is a drone pilot now in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and they just do incredible work.

So again, very transparent.

They team up with specific units and will provide drones or medical supplies or vehicles.

Even during Christmas time,