US Ambulances for Ukraine

Saving Ukrainian Lives with Donated Ambulances, Fire Engines and SUVs

Older model surplus ambulances and emergency vehicles from the United States can mean the difference between life and death for the people of Ukraine.

Founded in 2022 by an American dad, and a group of dedicated volunteers, US Ambulances for Ukraine has shipped 77 donated ambulances, fire engines, and SUVs to Ukrainian first responders in need.

Additional emergency vehicles from around the USA are being prepared for shipment right now!

If you would like to donate financially to our effort, you can click on the donor box at the top of the page and be taken to our secure donor form which will allow you to contribute to our effort. Every dollar counts and we greatly appreciate the support. Please share with friends and family and let people know what we are doing to help first responders in Ukraine.

Donate An Ambulance, Fire Engine or SUV to Ukrainian First Responders

Complete our short form to donate an ambulance, fire engine, or other emergency vehicle.

Your older model surplus vehicle can be the difference between life and death in Ukraine. Donated vehicles are transported to Europe from anywhere in the USA, then driven across the border into Ukraine. Once there they are used by hospitals, fire departments, law enforcement, NGOs, medic units and others to provide life-saving care for those in need.

If you have an older, but mechanically sound, vehicle that you would like to donate we would love to hear from you. We deeply appreciate your generosity!

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Vehicle Donation Details

Please include your location and the nature of the vehicle or vehicles you would like to donate. Thank you!

Thank You, Donors!

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A-TEC Ambulance
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Addison Fire Protection District
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AMT of Central Illinois
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Andrew Holub
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Area Ambulance Service
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Bedford Park Fire Department
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Bell Ambulance
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Brian Kliesen
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Cataldo Ambulance Service
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Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District
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Chillicothe Fire Department
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City of Beverly Fire Department
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City of Sterling
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David Trucks
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El Paso Fire Protection District
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ER Management
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Fair Oaks Fire and Rescue Co. 21
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Francis Kanach
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Franconia Volunteer Fire Department
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Genesis Ambulance
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Grady Health System
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Illinois State Police
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InHealth
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Jamestown Area Ambulance
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Lake of the Woods Volunteer Rescue Squad

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Lake Oswego Fire Department
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Life Care - Medical Transports
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Loyola Medical Center
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MAAC Foundation
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Medic Emergency Medical Services
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Mile High Ambulance
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Missiquoi Valley Ambulance
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Mobility of Denver
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Mountain View Volunteer Rescue Squad
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Muscatine Fire Department
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National Health Transport Inc.
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OSF HealthCare
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ProMedica
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R Enterprises
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Ringdahl Ambulance
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Salem Fire Department
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Signature Truck Center
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Sonoma Valley Fire District
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South Metro Fire Rescue
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Southern Paramedic Service
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Stadium Medical Inc.
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Stoney Creek Volunteer Rescue Squad
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Tolar Noley
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Town of Wenham
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Trace Ambulance
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Woods Ambulance, Inc
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“While very few people have the power to stop the war, we do have the power to help those in need. And that is what this effort has always been about.”

—Chris Manson
Founder, US Ambulances for Ukraine