More than five tons of humanitarian aid were brought by the capital's volunteers to Kursk

Moscow volunteers delivered more than 5 tons of humanitarian aid to Kursk, and some of the items were collected in winter in "Houses of Kindness." This was announced on Wednesday, March 19, by the portal of the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin.

Volunteers brought help to a temporary accommodation facility for residents who were forced to leave the border areas of the Kursk region.

"Delivering humanitarian aid and gifts, personally handing them over with words of support is a responsible and important mission for volunteers. The guys have already traveled to the Belgorod region and readily responded to the opportunity to go to Kursk. Since August 2024, 29 humanitarian shipments have already been organized from Moscow to this destination. More than 172 tons of aid have been delivered to the region since then," said Ekaterina Dragunova, Chairman of the Moscow City Committee for Public Relations and Youth Policy.

Since 2022, a total of 119 humanitarian shipments have been made to new and border territories.

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Earlier, on February 27, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin spoke about charity development programs in the capital. According to him, there is a network of NGO coworking centers in Moscow with free services ranging from booking rooms to advanced training, as well as a social marketplace where you can buy unique products made by hand by special craftsmen.