The participants of the "Million Prizes" provide support to residents of the border regions

Participants in Moscow's Million Prizes loyalty program provide support to residents of the border region, including the Kursk and Belgorod regions: they send the points they receive to the Russian Red Cross (RCC). This was reported on April 23 on the website of the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin. mos.ru .

"Thanks to transfers, the most pressing problems are solved. The funds raised will be used to purchase food, hygiene kits, rehabilitation equipment for people with limited mobility, and psychological support for the population," the publication says.

Activists try to satisfy every request: someone needs a wheelchair, someone needs crutches or a special bed. Psychologists of the Russian Red Cross work with victims, and the scores of Muscovites help to make their work more ambitious and effective. Specialists travel to the field, consult individually and conduct group classes, helping citizens to reduce anxiety.

It is specified that since the spring of 2024, Muscovites have donated more than 28.7 million points, each of which is equal to one ruble.

In addition to basic needs, the funds raised help to congratulate residents of the border regions on the holidays. On February 23 and March 8, in the Belgorod region, RCC volunteers and staff congratulated more than 500 citizens and presented them with food packages and certificates for grocery shopping.

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On the portal mos.ru On April 23, it was reported that since the beginning of the year, activists of the Southwestern Administrative District (SWAO) have sent 16 humanitarian convoys for soldiers of the special military operation (SVO), as well as for residents of new and border regions of Russia. For the trip to Mariupol, the volunteers collected camouflage nets and household supplies for the fighters, as well as sent sports equipment to a local orphanage and warm clothes for the elderly.