Key points
- Strichka is launching the global Stop the Evil Together campaign to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
- More than 45 organisations from over 20 countries are taking part in the initiative.
- Events will include rallies, cultural activities and unity car convoys.
- A calendar featuring 24 daily quests has been launched in the Strichka app, running until 24 February.
- The quests are aimed at raising funds to support the United24-style joint fundraising campaign of the Serhii Prytula Charity Foundation.
To mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the digital platform Strichka is launching the international campaign Stop the Evil Together.
More than 45 organisations and Ukrainian communities abroad from over 20 countries have already confirmed their participation, including Ukrainian polar researchers from the National Antarctic Scientific Center.
The initiative aims to unite Ukrainians abroad and friends of Ukraine, turning global attention into concrete actions such as donations, engaging foreign audiences and information advocacy.
The campaign consists of offline events in various countries around the world, as well as a quest calendar in the Strichka app.
Events under the shared Stop the Evil Together message are planned in Germany, the United States, Poland, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Finland, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Lithuania, Greece, Cyprus, Slovenia, Mexico, Thailand and other countries.
Communities will be able to choose their own formats for the events, ranging from unity car rallies and demonstrations to cultural activities and screenings of Ukrainian films. All events will carry a common message about the need for sustained support for Ukraine.
For the Stop the Evil Together campaign, the Strichka team has also prepared visual materials to be used during events, in the media and on social networks.
The online component of the campaign is “February Strichka”, a daily task calendar in the Strichka app.
Until 24 February, users receive 24 tasks. By completing them, they support the joint fundraising campaign of the Serhii Prytula Charity Foundation and earn Strichka points. Participants who complete all the quests will receive prizes from Strichka and the Serhii Prytula Charity Foundation.
The main goal of the quests is to support the joint fundraiser: the collected funds will be used to purchase interceptor drones designed to destroy enemy “Shahed” drones near the front line.
Registration and detailed information about the campaign and participation terms are available in the Strichka app.
Representatives of Ukrainian communities abroad can join the organisation and take part in the campaign by contacting partners@strichka.org.ua.
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