The Spark Association is a nonprofit organization that, since 2022, has been turning solidarity into concrete aid for Ukraine and regularly delivering it in person to where it is most needed—to specific units on the front lines, to civilians, and to people whom the war has robbed of their safety, homes, or freedom.
For freedom. For life.
For Ukraine.
About us
The Spark Association was founded out of a simple human need not to stand idly by. What began as an initiative that brought together hundreds of women from various countries gradually grew into an organization based on direct aid, personal responsibility, and long-term relationships with people in Ukraine.

Our work is based on direct contact with the people we help. We listen to their needs, seek concrete solutions, and deliver aid directly to where it’s needed. Thanks to our network of volunteers in the Czech Republic and Ukraine, we’re able to respond quickly to the situation on the ground and connect those who want to help with those who need it most.

Over the years, the scope of our work has naturally evolved alongside Ukraine’s needs. We’ve moved from humanitarian aid, clothing, and equipment to vehicles, power sources, communications technology, drones, and our own technical solutions developed based on experience gained directly from the front lines. However, we devote just as much attention to civilians, women who have been held captive by the Russians, and animals that have lost their homes due to the war.

Behind everything we do are real people and real stories. And that is precisely why, for us, helping others is not a one-time gesture, but a commitment we uphold every day.
From Spontaneous Aid to Systematic Support for Ukraine
2022
2022
Establishment of a Women's Association to Aid Victims of War Aggression
Immediately after the Russian invasion began, an initiative was launched that gradually brought together more than 400 women from 26 countries around the world. Led by Lesya Kopchuk, they organized humanitarian and material aid, with the first shipments heading directly to Ukraine. The Women’s Association for Aid to Victims of War Aggression was formed. A sewing workshop was transformed into a facility for producing uniforms and specialized equipment for Ukrainian defenders. We deliver aid to Ukraine on a regular basis, usually once a month, directly to specific units and people who need it. We are building long-term relationships on the ground, and in addition to humanitarian aid and our own production, we are also beginning to provide technical equipment and vehicles.
2023
2023
The Spark Association Is Being Formed
What began as a volunteer initiative has gradually evolved into an organization with a much broader scope. In February 2023, it adopted a new name—Spark Association. We continue to make regular trips to Ukraine, build direct contacts with specific units, and expand our assistance based on their current needs. In addition to humanitarian aid and our own production of winter clothing for soldiers, we are beginning to provide 3D-printed parts, periscopes, medical supplies, and vehicles for units on the front lines. At the same time, we handle the purchase and transport of operational unmanned platforms.
2024
2024
Help Where It's Really Needed
We are expanding the scope of our aid and responding to specific requests coming directly from Ukraine. We are delivering vehicles, generators, communications equipment, supplies, and the first drones to the front lines and affected areas. We are helping not only military units but also civilians, abandoned animals, and women who have returned from Russian captivity.
It is precisely this direct cooperation with the troops and our experience with deploying drones that are gradually showing us that simply supplying available equipment is not enough. Therefore, at the end of 2024, we will begin working on the development of our own drone solutions.
2025
2025
Queueing Technology and In-House Development
As the war continues, the demand for aid is growing. Off-road vehicles, Starlink devices, jammers, power sources, ATVs, motorcycles, heavy equipment, and drones are being sent to Ukraine. At the same time, we are continuing to develop our own drones.
Thanks to our long-standing personal contacts with the units, we are able to respond to their current needs and obtain direct feedback from real-world deployments.
2026
2026
From Development to Our Own Drones
Four years of direct aid and experience in Ukraine have taken us from simply supplying drones to developing and manufacturing our own solutions based on real needs on the front lines. Today, we also have our own network of volunteers right in Ukraine, which allows us to respond quickly to current needs, coordinate aid on the ground, and get it where it’s truly needed.

What began in 2022 as a spontaneous effort by a few people has now become long-term, targeted support for Ukraine—ranging from humanitarian aid to technologies developed to meet the specific needs of those we are helping.
How can you help us
Every form of support helps us deliver more aid to Ukraine - quickly, effectively and directly to the people and units that need it. Choose how you would like to get involved.
  • 1. Support our current fundraising campaign
    Each of our fundraising campaigns responds to a specific need identified directly in Ukraine. We raise funds for equipment, technology, vehicles, drones and other essential aid, which we then deliver personally to the intended recipients.
    We are currently raising funds for:
    Support for FPV drone operators
  • Support us directly
    Providing regular aid requires a stable foundation. Your donations enable us to purchase essential equipment, prepare further deliveries, cover transport costs and respond quickly whenever a specific request arrives from Ukraine.

    You can support us through our Czech bank account: 6043882389/0800
    Or IBAN: CZ24080000000006043882389
  • Become a volunteer
    Alternatively, you can show your support by volunteering your time or donating much-needed equipment to our address. We also welcome individuals willing to help prepare packages, sew clothes, or participate in our handmade soap business, which plays a vital role in sustaining our non-profit organization.

    For those interested in participating, please contact us via email at volunteers.cz@gmail.com
Support the “Let’s Work Together to Prepare and Deliver Aid to Drone Operators” fundraiser and help Ukrainian drone operators obtain high-quality equipment. At the Spark association’s workshop in Prague, special backpacks and equipment are being developed to enhance the safety and efficiency of operators in the field. Your donations will be used to purchase batteries, 3D printing materials, and to manufacture backpacks. Every amount helps—join those who are helping to hold the line.
Help for FPV Operators
Current Projects

Meeting with the President


President Petr Pavel is helping Ukraine, and the fighters on the front lines know it. As a token of gratitude, they sent him a replica of a tank made from spent ammunition used in the fight against the occupiers. During a meeting to mark the third anniversary of the beginning of the "three-day special military operation" – the start of Russia's full-scale invasion – the tank was handed over by Lesya, the head of the Spark association. Why her? Because for the past 3 years, she has been traveling at least once a month to the war zones to help those who need it most.
Be like our president – on the right side, with the right actions. Help those who are fighting back. Thank you!


Why donate through us?
We dedicate our efforts to assisting both Ukrainian civilians and soldiers. Through our ongoing shipments, we strive to make a meaningful impact on thousands of people who have been deeply affected by the ravages of war.
  • More than 400 volunteers
    Numerous individuals have generously supported our cause, and they continue to contribute in every possible way.
  • Over 50 vehicles donated
    Every month, we provide essential humanitarian aid.
  • Several mentions of us in the media
    We have been featured in numerous articles, and several reportages have highlighted our endeavors.
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