Adderstone Foundation together with Igor Kononenko Charitable Foundation donated aid to Ukrainian defenders

In early April 2022, the head of the Adderstone Foundation, Ian Baggett, addressed Igor Kononenko Charitable Foundation with a proposal to help and support Ukraine in the fight against the Russian Federation.

Together the funds have already delivered to Ukraine 1,000 Combat Application Tourniquets (CAT) Gen 7 made in the US, which are recognized as the best of this kind, 1,000 units of hemostatic agent Celox (UK), anti-cold and analgesic non-receptor drugs, hygiene products worth over £65 000.

Part of the tourniquets and hemostatic agents has already been delivered to volunteer centers in the east and the south of Ukraine, where they will be sent to the needs of the defenders of Ukraine.

In addition, Maskpol PGZ KN-04 bulletproof vests and Maskpol helmets, first aid kits and medicine were delivered from Igor Kononenko Foundation to the east and south of Ukraine.

Earlier in April this year, businessman and People’s Deputy of the VIII convocation Igor Kononenko bought and donated bulletproof vests and helmets to special battalion “Skif”, NGO “Sprava hromad”, military unit and Kyiv’s Territorial Defense Forces.

Information about Adderstone Foundation:

Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Adderstone Foundation focuses its efforts on funding projects, initiatives, events and programmes across four key areas: health, education, community, and sport. The Adderstone Foundation is the charity arm of Adderstone Group – one of the most dynamic British development and investment company.

The Founder and CEO of Adderstone Group Ian Baggett holds a BSc (Hons) in Geography and PhD in Political Geography from Durham University and is a published academic. Whilst an undergraduate, Ian used his dissertation on student accommodation to obtain a