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I have some military-grade gear from my time in the army that would be useful for anyone sitting in cold, wet conditions, and that has to move a lot. For example a soldier. Can anyone here give me an indication as to how it is best to send it, and what is needed most? How can I ensure that it gets to the people that need it?

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[–] MrFlamey@lemmy.world 4 points 2 years ago

I would recommend checking out the Ukraine community on Reddit if you need to support Ukrainian soldiers, as there are a lot more people there trying to get help, and there are some verified accounts so you can feel a bit safer sending aid.

They have a wiki of recommended charities and ways to send aid that may be directly helpful.

Not that I don't love Lemmy, but for some things, such as getting in touch with the right people inside Ukraine, best go to where the people are at.