Entrepreneurs selling at the "Moscow Seasons" festival grounds…
Entrepreneurs selling at the "Moscow Seasons" festival grounds receive free access to pavilions and transfer part of their earnings to aid soldiers in the Special Military Operation.
Consensus
- Small business owners participating in the 'Summer in Moscow' project receive free spaces at 'Moscow Seasons' festival pavilions.
- A portion of the income earned by these entrepreneurs is directed toward supporting military personnel in the special military operation (SVO).
- Support for SVO troops has been ongoing since the beginning of the operation.
- Residents from Timonovo village, Moscow Oblast, are involved in sourcing and sending humanitarian aid to soldiers based on requests received through relatives serving at the front.
- Recent shipments included medical kits, first-aid supplies, binoculars, and funds for a container used as an underground shelter.
- The 'Homes of Kindness' initiative was launched on festival sites during summer 2024.
Points of divergence
- The 'Made in Moscow' project previously organized a factory tour for children of SVO participants and volunteers, including a visit to an ice cream production facility. — vm
- Designer Svetlana Volkova began sending military personnel handmade toys, socks, food, and greeting cards after the launch of 'Homes of Kindness'. — m24
- The volunteer group 'Strength in Our Own' from Severny Medvedkovo plans to send approximately 1.5 tons of humanitarian aid to the SVO zone. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Participants of 'Flying to Moscow' are gathering humanitarian aid for soldiers in the zone of SVO — Вечерняя Москва
- Participants of the 'Summer in Moscow' project help SVO fighters through 'Houses of Kindness' — Москва 24