The Million Prizes program has united Muscovites in helping its participants

Participants in the Moscow city loyalty program "Million Prizes" have donated over 152 million rubles to support the soldiers of the special military operation, as well as residents of new and border territories. This was reported on June 24 on the official Internet portal of the capital. mos.ru .

The opportunity to transfer accumulated points (one point is equal to one ruble) in support of military personnel and humanitarian aid to residents of new and border regions appeared on the program's website in August 2024. The funds go to the Popular Front Foundation. Everything for victory!" and other public organizations.

Donations are used to purchase equipment and equipment for fighters, and medicines, food, building materials and basic necessities for residents. Students, entrepreneurs, and housewives, as well as representatives of all generations of Muscovites, became active participants. One of the participants, Sergey S. from the Eastern Administrative District, sends all the points awarded to the Popular Front Foundation.

"Transferring points is the least I can do personally. I've been given a chance, and I'm trying to take it. After all, everything that happens to the Motherland concerns everyone. This is a common cause, this is our country and our people. It's great that the city helps to support people through such projects. My contribution is a grain of sand. Only together we become a force. If everyone transfers even a small number of points, then together we will be able to do a lot of good deeds," said another participant, pensioner Dmitry Yu. from the Western Administrative District.

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On the portal mos.ru On June 8, it was also reported that Irina, a farmer from the Volgograd Region who participated in the Moscow fair, had been helping soldiers in a special military operation for two years, sending her own apiary products to the forefront. During the season, her family participates in the care of beehives, nomads, pumping honey, and the products have repeatedly won prizes at All-Russian competitions and were among the best at industry tastings.