We are a non-profit organization based in the Inland Region.
Our goal is to support Ukrainian soldiers who defend their country and their freedom.

Through fundraising and collaboration, we provide vehicles, equipment and other direct support to units on the front lines in Ukraine. All work is done on a voluntary basis, and the support goes directly to those who need it most.

Together we can help strengthen Ukraine's defense and help the soldiers fighting for freedom and democracy.

- Glory to Ukraine -

Ukrainian Support Inland

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Your contribution, large or small, is crucial to our ability to continue sending equipment to those who need it on the front lines.

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News

Self-preparedness in a troubled world

On Monday, June 8, Jahn Kiønig gave a topical and thought-provoking lecture about self-preparedness at the Milk Factory on the Cape. In a world characterized by increasing unrest, uncertainty and an increasing number of crises, Jahn focused on how each of us can be better prepared if the power goes out, the water supply is cut off or other unforeseen events occur. Based on the recommendations of the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Preparedness (DSB), Jahn revie

Jun 81 min read

Cooperation for Ukraine – meeting in Oslo

Jahn Kiønig and Thomas Auke recently traveled to Oslo to attend an important meeting with representatives from a number of organizations working to support Ukraine. The meeting was organized by Norwegian Ukraine Support and Ukrainian Freedom Convoys, and brought together committed people from all over the country with a common goal: to find better ways to cooperate to help Ukraine as effectively as possible. Throughout the day, many challenges that organizations face in their

Jun 81 min read

Logo clothing for members

Bilde viser vårt nye logotøy for organisasjonen. We have received new logo clothing for the organization. This is both a t-shirt and a hoodie. We use this when we are at a stand, driving convoys, at member meetings or when we represent the organization. When driving in a convoy, it might be a good idea to bring at least an extra set, as you get quite sweaty from the traffic :-) If you would like to order, please contact us.

Jun 51 min read

A strong story from Ukraine

Simon Gade Olsen visited us at Ukrainian Support Innlandet and talked about his new documentary film "Duty" which is coming out soon. The film is about Norwegian aid workers in Ukraine and we get to see Sander, who many people recognize. Simon has lived with the aid workers and documented much of the work they do down there. He has a strong story that touches us and his story is an important reminder of the war that is now raging right outside our own door. Again an important

Jun 11 min read

A cup of meaning

We have received cups for USI. These cups can be purchased at our open membership meetings or sent to people who have made large donations to USI. They are the perfect gift for those who have everything. The course can also be purchased on VIPPS for 450 Norwegian kroner. Ukrainian support Innlandet at vips number: #49372

May 211 min read

Picture from Ukraine given as a gift.

Our member Bohdan Frankovskyi has donated a photo to Ukrainian Support Innlandet that we can use as a prize or put up for sale to support the organization. The photo was made in Ukraine by Tetiana Savchuk. She has written the following text: This picture is a symbol of faith in victory! 🇺🇦 This masterpiece, symbolizing Ukraine and the Ukrainian woman with a Molotov cocktail, appeared at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. The image has a deep meaning. The image of the

May 201 min read

BluePaper AS covers the administrative costs of Ukrainian Support Innlandet

When Ukrainian Support Innlandet (USI) was founded, there was one principle that was absolutely central: All funds raised should go entirely to the purpose. No donations should be used for salaries, administration or operations in Norway. This is clearly anchored in our statutes and is an important part of the trust we build the organization on. All work at USI is done on a voluntary basis. At the same time, we know that running an organization involves administrative costs –

May 131 min read