Moscow residents continue to actively support participants of the…

Moscow residents continue to actively support participants of the Special Military Operation (SVO) as well as inhabitants of new and border regions.

Consensus

Moscow residents are actively supporting participants of the special military operation (SVO).
Support includes helping people from new and border regions.
School No. 2087 'Otkrytie' has been involved in providing aid since December 2022.
Over four thousand people, including students, parents, teachers, and kindergarten children, are participating in the support efforts.
Humanitarian aid is collected based on requests from volunteers in Kursk Oblast.
The aid includes food, clothing, hygiene products, medicines, tools, and other necessities.
Schools sort, pack, label, and prepare shipments for delivery.
Support packages include letters with words of encouragement to the soldiers.
Teachers maintain personal contact with participants of SVO and receive feedback from them.
The school sends aid four times a year via trucks.
Volunteers also deliver goods to 'Moskva pomogayet' headquarters.
Projects like 'Letо v Moskve' allow citizens to donate through 'Domiki dobra' locations.

The school began helping in December 2022 with a New Year's gift drive for soldiers, collecting over 50 boxes of food and clothing. — vm
School No. 2087 has been cooperating with the 'Mosvolonter' center since 2026. — m24
The school organized an excursion to an ice cream factory for children of SVO participants and volunteers, where they toured production facilities and learned about making eskimo ice cream. — vm
Volunteers from the Troitskoye Humanitarian Center have sent around 100 targeted aid shipments since January, including equipment like camouflage nets and home preserves, and approximately 150 tons of humanitarian cargo to the SVO zone. — m24