The flood in the Krasnodar Territory in 2012 claimed many lives and left thousands of people without livelihoods and housing. The Crimean region suffered the most from the revelry of the elements. If this tragedy did not leave you indifferent, you can help the residents of Krymsk.
In a ruined city after a flood, any help is needed, including cleaning and removing rubble. Volunteers gather in groups and come to Krymsk, help residents restore order. To find like-minded people, look for ads on social networks or find a volunteer camp on the spot (camps are usually arranged on the outskirts of the city).
For those who cannot travel in person, collection points for things and products are organized in each city. Residents of Krymsk will be grateful for any help - blankets, mattresses, furniture, children's clothes, clothes, shoes, long-term storage products. You can find out where such a point is in your city from newspapers, local television, and social networks.
You can help the victims in Krymsk without leaving your home. Two official accounts were opened for money transfer: Krasnodar Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public Organization “Russian Red Cross”, bank account 40703810330000000106, opened at Branch No. 8619 of Sberbank of Russia, Krasnodar (BIC 040349602, contact number 30101810100000000602, TIN 2309030678, KPP 230901001). In the purpose of the payment, indicate: a voluntary donation to citizens affected by floods in the Krasnodar Territory in 2012.
The second account was opened by the Tsvetik-Semitsvetik charitable foundation. Together we will help children, all the money from it will be used to restore kindergartens and schools in Krymsk. Current account 40406810400000010204 at Kraiinvestbank OJSC, Krasnodar (account number 30101810500000000516, checkpoint 231001001, TIN 2310005965, BIK 040349516, OKONX 96190, OKPO 27001565, OGRN 1022301601970). Do not forget to indicate in the appointment: a voluntary donation under the Tsvetik-Semitsvetik charity program. Together we will help children "for flood-affected children.
