The volunteer campaign #LETTERTOAHERO was held at the National Centre RUSSIA
On February
23, volunteers of the National Centre RUSSIA held the #LETTERTOAHERO campaign
to express gratitude and support for military personnel, timed to Defender of
the Fatherland Day. The campaign was organized in cooperation with the
"RT. Doc: Time of Our Heroes" festival.
Guests and
employees of the National Centre RUSSIA, participants and experts of the III
International Festival "RT. Doc: Time of Our Heroes," guests of the
Defender of the Fatherland Day festive concert, and the volunteers themselves
wrote messages to the front line.
For the
event, 1,500 special forms were prepared, on which guests wrote their messages
and then folded them into triangle letters. The main goal of the event was to
express support for the military personnel of the Special Military Operation
and to strengthen the connection between the soldiers on the front line and
those they protect.
"#LETTERTOAHERO
is more than just a campaign. It is an opportunity to say 'thank you' to those
who defend our country. I believe that when a soldier receives a letter from a
stranger, they will feel that their efforts are appreciated not only by their
family and fellow soldiers but by every compatriot. And this will surely give
them strength to achieve victory," said campaign participant Vagif
Kantemirov.
The letters
became a symbol of unity, pride in the country, and respect for the heroes of
our time.
"I
wrote a letter to a soldier serving far from home. I wanted him to know that we
remember him and are proud of him," shared Anna from Korolyov.
The letters
collected during the #LETTERTOAHERO campaign will be delivered to military
units to boost the morale of the soldiers and remind them of the gratitude of
their compatriots.
Event photobank
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