On January seventeenth with the assistance of the Charitable Foundation “Movement to Achievement” the director of the company “Energoproekt” Shokin Alexander Viktorovich transferred a computer and a laser printer with the necessary equipment to disabled children of Roslavl, Smolensk region. Aleksandr Mikhailovich Kalinin, director of the MB MC “Palace of Culture Rostislav” in the town of Roslavl, allocated a room on the first floor of the large Palace of Culture for computer classes. The transfer took place with the participation of Olga Sokolova, a member of the board of MOORDI of Roslavl.
From the bottom of our hearts we thank all the participants of the charity event! It is such initiatives of not indifferent people that make this world around better! Especially for those who need it more than others!
20.01.2025
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With the assistance of the “Movement to Achievement” Foundation, computer equipment was handed over to children with disabilities in the town of Roslavl
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