Lead-Lag Live Wall Street Meets Humanitarianism: RSU Founder Iryna Vashchuk Discipio Joins Gayed, Block & CNBC
Aug 23, 2025
In a heartfelt discussion, Adam Kishleski, a retired Marine and CEO of MLB Outdoors, shares how outdoor therapy aids veterans. Iryna Vashchuk Discipio, founder of Revived Soldiers Ukraine, discusses the charity's efforts in providing medical aid to injured soldiers. David Piesetsky, a Ukrainian soldier, recounts his frontline experiences and volunteer work. Together, they highlight the resilience of those affected by war and emphasize the powerful role of U.S. veterans in supporting Ukraine's fight for freedom.
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Marine Veteran's Journey To Veteran Service
- Adam Kishleski is a retired Marine Sergeant and double amputee who now leads MPLB Outdoors supporting veterans.
- His personal combat injury and recovery shaped his nonprofit work with disabled veterans.
From Rehab Gaps To Frontline Supply
- Iryna Vashchuk Discipio founded Revived Soldiers Ukraine after seeing poor Ukrainian medical and rehab systems since 2014.
- Her charity initially placed patients in U.S. hospitals and pivoted to supply tactical gear in 2022 when full-scale invasion began.
Scale Of Amputations And Funding Gap
- The war produced massive limb loss with about 60,000 amputees and overwhelmed prosthetic capacity.
- Prosthetic companies often charge full price, so charities must fundraise to give survivors a chance to live.