20 Days in Mariupol featured a paramedic, Sergei, trying to save lives of his fellow citizens. He still does that. He is now a combat medic on the front line. Protect a Volunteer supports him and his team. See the comments for how you can help them and what we have done so far!
by tallalittlebit
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Last night 20 Days in Mariupol won an Oscar for depicting the horror Russia unleashed on Mariupol and Ukrainians.
In some scenes you see a paramedic trying to save the life of a small child. The child doesn’t make it unfortunately. That paramedic is Sergei. Sergei is now in the military and serves as a combat medic. He made it out of Mariupol and immediately enlisted.
Sergei’s team needs the support all teams need with equipment and vehicles. So far we have provided him a Garmin watch used for communication when signals are jammed, 2 winter coats, and gun cleaning patches. We communicate with him through Darya Zorka, one of the translators for the film and a close friend of his. She follows up with us and provides all photos and receipts.
If you would like to support Sergei, you can choose “Sergei’s Unit: 20 Days in Mariupol” on the Paypal Dropdown Menu at [protectavolunteer.com](http://protectavolunteer.com) Anything helps!
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Another amazing hero.
Godspeed