Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen/Wings of Help (LOG/WoH) e.V. mourns the loss of its board member Angelika Franke, who passed away after a short, serious illness. Angelika Franke was responsible for the logistics of the humanitarian aid organization for more than four years and has worked with great commitment to the diverse challenges in the broad area…
Aid to Ukraine keeps rolling
Aid from Germany for Ukraine continues. Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen/Wings of Help e.V. (LOG/WoH), based at Frankfurt Airport, put together four more heavy trucks with aid supplies this week, which have now reached the Romanian-Ukrainian border. Since the beginning of the war, LOG/WoH has organized convoys consisting of 60 trucks with 1,200 tons of relief supplies.…
Active commitment for people in the region
Cooperation with REWE shows overwhelming acceptance The REWE stores, with their nationwide presence, are increasingly involved in social and humanitarian projects and in 2021 have also acted in a very targeted manner on behalf of people in need. In a cooperation with Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen/Wings of Help e.V., both partners have collected donations in various…
“Wings on Wheels” with five 40-ton trucks to the Ukraine
Another LOG/WoH convoy to the Romanian boarder and beyond In an initial assessment since the outbreak of war in Ukraine a month ago, Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen/Wings of Help (LOG/WoH) has now brought over 400 tons of aid to war refugees from Ukraine and into the country itself. The destination of the 15 lorries, each weighing…
“Berliners” become “Ukrainians”
Bakery Mälzer in the capital sells pastries to benefit the Ukraine missions of Wings of Hel There are currently many individual campaigns all over Germany to support aid projects for war refugees from Ukraine. A special feature is the sale of the Erste Rheinl. Bakery L. Mälzer in Berlin, which has been offering “Ukrainer” through…
Helping wings on wheels
Aid transport on its way from Frankfurt Airport to the Ukrainian-Romanian border Sighetul Maramtiei. An articulated truck, fully loaded with 30 tons of urgently needed relief supplies, left Frankfurt Airport today for the Ukrainian-Romanian border. The transport is the start of an aid bridge, which will be continued in the coming weeks. Already over 25,000…