Participant of the Moscow fair sends vegetables to her fighters
Lyubov, a participant of the Moscow fair from the Orel region, together with her relatives, provides permanent support to military personnel participating in a special military operation (SVO). This was reported on May 4 on the website of the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin. mos.ru .
It is noted that the family gives the soldiers vegetables grown on their own plot, participates in food collection and organizes the purchase of necessary goods, as well as collects tin cans for making trench candles.
In the village where Lyubov lives, there is a special store — a local humanitarian collection center, where locals bring food for further shipment. Volunteers complete and direct shipments based on lists of needs that are published in advance in thematic communities on social networks.
There are also "baskets of goods" in the store, where customers can leave long-term storage products.
"The Kursk region is not far from our village, military vehicles are constantly passing back and forth. I advise other farmers and caring people to start small, to do this, you can track information in thematic groups on social networks," Lyubov shared.
The capital's website noted that the products at the fairs come from more than 40 regions of Russia and undergo mandatory quality control. Participants of the fairs are provided with free retail spaces in equipped pavilions located near metro stations and other busy places in the city.
On the website mos.ru On April 23, it was reported that since the beginning of the year, activists from the Southwestern Administrative District (SWAO) have sent 16 humanitarian convoys for the participants of the SVO, as well as residents of new and border regions of Russia. It was noted that the assistance includes clothing, medicines, camouflage nets and other necessary items, as well as cultural and humanitarian initiatives to support the population.
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