Atlas

Jack enlisted in the Marine Corps at the age of 17. He was assigned for 1/24 A Co, 4th Marine Division. He took part in funeral duties and fundraisers for fallen Marines. His primary military occupational specialty was Machine Gunner 0331 where he employed the M240B machine gun.

Jack pursued his degrees during this time in hopes of receiving a commission to fly for the Marine Corps. During his time in college and service in the Marine Corps, while in college he was awarded Dean's list 3 times. Jack received his pilot's license during this time.

Jack put college, flight school, and his business on hold after the call for help from President Zelenskyy for anyone who can hold a weapon. Jack, without regard for his safety, bought a plane ticket on his 22 birthday (February 25th) to come and help fight off the Russian aggressors and got right to work. In the first week, Jack helped extract 12 families. When he could have left he continued and continues to fight the Russian aggressor, and will continue to supply critical aid to service members, refugees as well as the people of Ukraine.

Madelyn enlisted in the United States Navy at the age of 17, where she served on active duty for over 5 years. She held billets in almost every available environment as a Navy Corpsman, including beginning her tour of duty with three years in the Emergency Department, Labor and Delivery, and the Multiservice Ward. Madelyn made the move to "green side" and spent the final two years of her enlistment working with the Marine Corps supporting 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, and various other Marine Corps units. While on active duty, she pursued her degree in Criminal Justice, and almost concurrently with her honorable discharge from the United States Navy, she received her B.S. in Criminal Justice. 

In June of 2022, the day her contract ended as an active duty sailor, Madelyn flew directly to Poland and made her way to Ukraine, using her expertise to assist a non-governmental organization in training military members and civilians in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). She has a passion for the impact that well-practiced medicine can have on an individual and loves to share the skills and knowledge she attained and honed in the U.S. Navy with the people in her family's ancestral home of Ukraine. 

Shortly after arriving in Ukraine, Madelyn started working alongside Jack Frye, President of Atlas Global Aid. Jack realized that Madelyn shared the same passion and vision for helping people that embodies the ethos of Atlas Global Aid. While they completed numerous tasks that were deemed to be improbable, at best, and nigh-unto-impossible, at worst, they determined that Madelyn would be a great fit for the Atlas team as a Director of a medical program. In December of 2022, based on her dedication to Atlas' vision, her relentless drive, and her forethought pertaining to future operations. Atlas' founding members voted to bring Madelyn on board as their Chief Medical Advisor.

A lifelong resident of the Gulf Coast region, Madelyn enjoys surfing, paddle boarding, and scuba diving when she travels home to visit family. Her work-related passions include traveling to conflict regions around the globe and assisting trauma and operating teams in high-stress environments.

Meet Phil Stevens, a former US Marine with a deep commitment to humanitarian causes, currently playing a crucial role in Atlas Global Aid's mission in Ukraine. Hailing from the Detroit Metropolitan area of Michigan, Phil graduated from High School in 2008 and promptly enlisted in the US Marines as an infantryman.

Phil's military journey was marked by distinction, serving with valor in two battalions: 1st Battalion 2nd Marines and 1st Battalion 6th Marines. His dedication earned him a Purple Heart during his second deployment in Afghanistan. Transitioning to civilian life, Phil took on roles as a Safety Manager for various companies, including those in engineering and construction. Concurrently, he pursued a degree in Business Management.

Driven by an unwavering passion for making a positive impact, Phil found his calling in humanitarian work. Witnessing the unfolding war in Ukraine, he chose to align himself with Atlas Global Aid, driven by the desire to provide crucial assistance to those affected. In his role, Phil is responsible for the efficient delivery of supplies to those in need and adeptly manages Atlas's media presence.

Dedicated and driven, Phil Stevens epitomizes the spirit of service, consistently striving to enhance the lives of those in need through his efforts with Atlas Global Aid.

Ksusha Tverdokhleb is a dedicated Native Ukrainian volunteer, seasoned marketing and communications specialist, and adept social media administrator who plays a pivotal role in garnering attention for brands, broadening their reach, and captivating new target audiences.

With a rich background in photography, Ksusha honed her skills over six years at Ukraine's esteemed company, Studio "Kvartal 95." Her tenure saw her contributing to numerous successful projects, paving the way for her current role as a PR specialist for personal brands.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Ksusha finds solace and joy in activities like football and various sports. She has also been an ardent volunteer since the outset of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

For all PR and communication inquiries, Ksusha can be reached via email.