Appeal for DAE Community Response Vehicle: Larry 2 for Ukraine
PROJECT: to supply a Disaster Aid Europe Community Response Vehicle for Ukraine.
This vehicle will be registered, insured and owned by DAEurope with help from other Rotary Clubs, Disaster Aid organizations and other sponsors, and then donated either again to Emergency Services Kyiv or to another appropriate organization, as recommended by our Rotarian friends in Ukraine.
APPEAL TO RAISE a minimum of 14,000 USD / 12,000 EUR / 10,000 GBP
PLEASE DONATE TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN!
Larry 2: the vehicle
Disaster Aid Europe Community Response Vehicle from the UK (right-hand drive!): Discovery 4, 3.0L diesel 4×4, full livery DAEurope graphics. (Photo: example vehicle.)
Fitted with these potential items:
Purpose: to provide support, water filtration and other help to communities in times of need, and to provide assistance and aid at times of natural disasters, floods and power shortages. The 4×4 capabilities will help communities in remote locations and in all terrain.
Why Larry 2? The story of Larry 1
In October 2023, a similar vehicle with similar content, nicknamed Larry 1, was taken to Ukraine from Prague by volunteers and donated to Emergency Services Kyiv.
- RC Neuss (Germany) and Diamond Fabrication UK made this equipped support vehicle possible; it was brought from the UK to Prague.
- October 2023: two Czech volunteers from RC Pardubice drove the vehicle to Kyiv.
- 19 October 2023: handover to Emergency Services Kyiv for use in local communities.
Early in 2026, Larry 1 was destroyed by a drone.
Please help us replace Larry 1 and keep supporting communities in Ukraine.
Water & Solar Technologies
Present water and solar technologies we are purchasing with your donations to help Ukraine!
Disaster Aid Europe’s mission is to assist Lebanese Rotary & Rotaract Clubs in helping and supporting the rebuilding of communities severely affected by the 4th August 2020 explosion in Beirut. 300,000 homes were destroyed causing homelessness and many have homes with no windows and doors as well as other damage.
On December 29th, 2020, the Croatian towns of Petrinja, Sisak, and Glina (some 40kms from Zagreb) and surrounding villages were hit by a 6.2 earthquake, damaging buildings, roads, infrastructure, and claiming several lives. People have lost their homes, places of work and their businesses.











































