Humanitarian assistance dispatched by Kuban Cossacks to designated area
The Kuban Cossack Host and the charitable foundation "Sun in Palm" have joined forces to send a significant amount of humanitarian aid to the Donbass region, primarily intended for children but also including boxes for soldiers performing combat tasks in the Special Military Operation (SVO).
On September 19, a ceremony was held at the headquarters of the Kuban Cossack Host to collect cargo for children's institutions. The collected cargo includes two 'Gazelles' and two cars filled with essentials, food, water, and addressed deliveries, as well as several tons of fresh fruits.
Alexander Vlasov, Deputy Governor of the Krasnodar Territory and Ataman of the Kuban Cossack Host, noted that this is their regular work, with veterans of the special military operation collecting the humanitarian cargo. The youngest Cossacks contribute by sending "Letters to the Soldier" and helping adults pack parcels.
The cargo was blessed by the spiritual father of the Ekaterinodar department of the Kuban Cossack Host, Father Nikolai Simora, before the long journey. The Cossacks will accompany the cargo on its journey, continuing to do so since its loading.
Elena Ivanovsky, director of the charitable foundation "Sun in Palm", states that the humanitarian aid includes medicine, food, gifts, clothing, various necessities, and building materials. The foundation has started a large-scale program 'Aid to Donbass', sending humanitarian cargo to children's institutions, hospitals, and families in difficult situations.
The work of organizing aid for the front does not stop for a day, with Cossack initiative groups sewing camouflage nets, collecting medicines and equipment in every region of the krai. The humanitarian aid, once blessed and loaded, will be sent to Donbass.
In recognition of their efforts, Alexander Vlasov, the ataman of the Kuban Cossack Host, was presented with a certificate of appreciation from the charitable foundation "Sun in Palm" before loading the humanitarian aid. The foundation's initiative remains unclear, as the available search results do not provide information about who initiated and organized the humanitarian aid action "Aid to Donbass".
Despite the lack of information about the foundation's initiative, the Kuban Cossack Host and "Sun in Palm" foundation's joint efforts demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting those in need in the Donbass region. In the past month, they have sent over 250 tons of humanitarian aid to the SVO zone.
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