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"DONUTS FROM THE BLOCK" RAISE NEARLY 15,000 KM FOR CHARITY

Citizens across Banjaluka once again showed solidarity and compassion, as the humanitarian event “Donuts from the Block” raised a total of 14,763 KM to support socially vulnerable large families.

"DONUTS FROM THE BLOCK" RAISE NEARLY 15,000 KM FOR CHARITY
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Organized by the humanitarian association “Serbs for Serbs,” the event was held today at nine locations throughout the largest city of the Republic of Srpska, specifically in church courtyards in almost every neighborhood — from Derviš to Obilićevo.

After the liturgy, dedicated volunteers distributed fasting donuts in front of churches, while citizens made voluntary donations. The collected funds will be used to help socially endangered families with multiple children, once again proving that Banjaluka passes the test of humanity.

“DONUTS FROM THE BLOCK” CONTINUES ON DECEMBER 28

The organizers announced that the action will continue on December 28 at the following locations:

·         December 28 – Memorial Church of St. Great Martyr George, Drakulić

·         December 28 – Church of the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos, Rebrovac

·         December 28 – Church of St. Paraskeva, Starčevica

·         December 28 – Church of St. Hieromartyr Platon of Banjaluka, Vrbanja

·         December 28 – Church of St. John the Theologian, Lauš

Ahead of the Christmas holidays, “Donuts from the Block” will also be held at:

·         January 4 – Church of the Holy Trinity, Veliko Blaško

·         January 4 – Gomionica Monastery

A special note of gratitude was extended to bakeries Žitopeka, Manja, Bakal, and Rustik, which donated hundreds of donuts for the event.

The organization “Serbs for Serbs” expressed sincere thanks to all citizens who took part in today’s humanitarian action and contributed to helping socially vulnerable large families. They invite everyone who wishes to support their Christmas campaign to join upcoming “Donuts from the Block” events or to donate by calling 17763.