Donation Report. January 2026

You know, I wanted to start by saying that there is a reason I often call russians "Terrorussians."
Because how else can you describe what these sub-humans are doing?

How else can you label the intensified bombardments of our power plants and thermal stations during the coldest frosts we've seen in six years?
You simply cannot imagine what it’s like to live when it is -4°F (-20°C) outside, 50°F (10°C) in your apartment, and you only have electricity for a few hours a day.
When the power finally kicks in at night, you realize you have only a short window to cook food in advance, do the laundry, and wash yourself — because you never know when the power will be back again. 
And you have to wake up in the middle of the night. In the morning, you have to go to work and the kids to school.
And this is in addition to the regular air raid sirens that keep you from sleeping.

I’ve mentioned before that most cities in Ukraine use a centralized heating system.
Large thermal power plants heat water and pump it through pipes to homes across the city.
The same goes for the regular water supply.
Some apartment buildings have their own boiler rooms and pumping stations to take water from the central system, heat it, and provide warmth.

But when there is no electricity, the pumps don’t work.
When gas distribution stations are destroyed, there is no gas to heat the water.
When the power plants are hit, there is no water in the taps and no hot water in the radiators because the pumps aren't working.
And here is the most dangerous part: in freezing weather, when broken boiler rooms can’t pump warm water, the standing water in the pipes freezes.
It freezes and bursts the pipes from the inside, causing further damage.

And the terrorussians aren't ashamed to admit what they are doing.
They state their goals clearly: to destroy Ukraine and Ukrainians. To empty our cities, to make our people suffer, to ruin the country.
Since that "Putler" midget can’t handle the Ukrainian army, he decided to take revenge on ordinary civilians. This is humanitarian terrorism.

Imagine elderly people who can’t leave their homes for months to buy food or medicine.
How is someone supposed to go outside if the elevators don’t work? How will they cook? How will they wash?
If they don’t have relatives nearby to care for them, they are left to die of hunger and cold.

Most of us are getting used to this struggle.
Most families now have power stations, generators, various battery-powered lights, and portable gas stoves for cooking.
During the hours we have electricity, we charge everything, finish the most urgent tasks, and wait for the lights to go out again.
But winter is almost over! Soon, the warm sun will be our natural heater.

As for the russians, they will remain "Terrorussians" forever.

Regarding our work, our office has two large power stations with a total capacity of 3 kWh.
This is enough to work all day comfortably and even provide enough charge to use energy-intensive kitchen appliances, like a kettle, microwave, or coffee maker.
Each room has powerful rechargeable LED camping lamps that last all day and help us assemble your orders correctly.
We always have internet connection, even during blackouts, so we work without issues — though with certain inconveniences.

The main problem, as I mentioned, is the cold.
There is no hot water in the pipes, and we can’t use portable heaters because they consume too much power. So, we have to dress warmly.

Additionally, many model manufacturers in Ukraine are suffering from the lack of electricity.
To produce goods, their machines, 3D printers, and the entire production chain rely heavily on a stable power supply.
This is why we are currently seeing more frequent delays in restocking our warehouse.
If this affected your order, we apologize!

Thank you for supporting us with your orders at such a difficult time

In two weeks, it will be the anniversary. It has been four years since the Russians began their attempt to enslave and destroy us. Four years of a long, exhausting war.

BUT! No matter how tired we are, no matter how much our physical and mental health has been undermined, and regardless of the heavy price our nation is paying—we are proud that we did not kneel before the invaders. The Russians, "poisoned" by their imperial delusions, are getting exactly what they deserve: a punch straight to the teeth.

Stand with Ukrainians!
Thank you for staying on the bright side!