The Serhiy Malyk International Charity Fund “Free Spirit of Ukraine”
In 2022, we founded the “Free Spirit of Ukraine” Fund. It focuses on helping children affected by Russian aggression, providing transport for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and volunteers, assisting medics and military personnel, and establishing frameworks for professional psychological support and rehabilitation for veterans.
Ambulances for Ukraine
Immediately following the new wave of Russian aggression against Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Kyiv Auto Moto Club launched the humanitarian project “Ambulances for Ukraine”. We source and purchase used ambulances across the EU, deliver them to service stations in Ukraine for technical inspections, repairs, and modification for combat conditions, and then hand them over to medical services in conflict zones.
Support for the Military and Residents of the ATO Zone (2014–2022)
Since the very beginning of the war in Eastern Ukraine, the Kyiv Auto Moto Club has consistently provided aid to our troops and children living in the ATO zone. Together, and as individuals, we take part in various volunteer initiatives: collecting and dispatching essentials to soldiers — from socks to technical equipment — and supporting boarding schools and orphanages in liberated towns or those near the front line. Our female members are constantly on duty, providing supplies and meals to wounded soldiers in Kyiv’s hospitals.
Reviving Ukraine’s Historical and Cultural Heritage
“The Story of a Victory”: At the initiative of the KMAMK, a commemorative monument was erected in Konotop to honour the glorious victory in the Battle of Konotop. Fought on 28 June 1659, this victory was achieved by the unified forces of Eastern European nations who stood together against a common enemy.
