Our business is proud to support Convoy4Ukraine, a volunteer-led charity that delivers vehicles, medical equipment and other essential supplies directly to communities, medical organisations and frontline units across Ukraine. Since the outbreak of the war, the charity has organised regular aid convoys, ensuring support reaches those who need it most.
The charity's latest mission, undertaken in June 2026, saw a team of volunteers drive more than 2,000 miles across Europe and deep into eastern Ukraine, delivering 18 vehicles and vital humanitarian aid.
Among the highlights of the trip was a visit to the Unbroken Rehabilitation Centre in Lviv, a specialist facility supporting people who have suffered life-changing injuries as a result of the war. Convoy4Ukraine has supported the centre from its early days, helping source specialist equipment from the UK to aid rehabilitation and recovery. The team also visited organisations dedicated to helping veterans rebuild their lives, reflecting the extraordinary efforts being made across Ukraine to support both physical and mental wellbeing.
Further east, volunteers witnessed the direct impact of donations funded through Convoy4Ukraine. The convoy helped deliver vehicles to military and humanitarian units operating close to the front line and visited mobile emergency surgical facilities known as Stabnet units. These fully equipped treatment centres provide life-saving care near active combat zones, and Convoy4Ukraine has helped fund two of them.
Throughout the journey, the team encountered remarkable resilience. Despite frequent air raid alerts and the ongoing realities of war, they found communities determined to maintain daily life, support one another and look to the future. From Lviv and Kyiv to Kharkiv and the eastern regions, the volunteers saw first-hand the courage and determination of people living with the daily challenges of conflict.
Perhaps the most powerful reflection came after the convoy returned home, when one Ukrainian recipient expressed what the charity's support truly means. More than the vehicles and supplies, she wrote, Ukrainians remember "the people" who choose to travel thousands of miles to stand beside them, reminding them that they have not been forgotten.
Reflecting on the latest convoy and the continued support from colleagues across the business, Chairman Michael Baines said:
"I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone at Church House for their support. During this latest trip, we saw first-hand how vehicles, medical equipment and practical assistance are helping save lives and support communities living through extraordinary circumstances. On behalf of the charity and those we met along the way, thank you for helping us make a real difference."
Church House CEO, Jeremy Wharton, added:
“As a business, we are delighted to support Convoy4Ukraine and the work it continues to do. The latest mission is continued evidence of the extraordinary commitment shown by its volunteers”
Read Michael's full report of the latest trip here.