DEAD ORK
Russian invader, orc, pig-dog, rashist, call it what you want, because this is a creature that deserves one thing - to become fertilizer for the Ukrainian black soil. The war touched everyone. Hatred is torn from within and I want to personally punish everyone.
We present you Orcus - the god of death for the invaders and the postman, who will help deliver the message through the only correct communication channel with the Russians - on an artillery shell.
We present you Orcus - the god of death for the invaders and the postman, who will help deliver the message through the only correct communication channel with the Russians - on an artillery shell.
Who is an ORCUS?
Orcus is the god of death for the occupiers and a clerk who will help you leave a message for Russian soldiers through the only correct communication channel - on an artillery shell. And also a volunteer and an entrepreneur who help and donates a lot of money to support the Ukrainian army!
RULES
- It is not allowed to write hateful messages against Ukraine or its allies, any community or minority, except for Russians and traitors.
- If the text does not comply with our rules and the client does not want to make a different one, we will transfer the funds to help the Armed Forces, but without notification.
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Volunteer Donation
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How it Works?
We pass your order to the Armed Forces of Ukraine
2. We fulfill the order
Donate $300 or more and write the text you want to see on the artillery shell
1. Donation
We will email you a proof and brief information about the use of this shell
3. Get a photo/video-proof
Results
How many shells were fired, and how much money were raised to help the Ukrainian armed forces
Shells
7
Money
$2475
This project was created to help the Ukrainian army
The "DEAD ORK" project enables our donors to leave a message through the only correct channel of communication with Russians - on an artillery shell. The money will go to support programs for the Armed Forces of the International Charitable Foundation "VARTA" - the purchase of drones, equipment, medicines, etc. Since the beginning of the war, the foundation has directed more than $1,400,000 to the needs of the army and war victims.
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