"Nefis" allocated over 1.3 billion rubles to support the special military operation.

      State Duma Deputy Irek Boguslavsky, in the program "7 Questions in 7 Minutes" on the TNV channel, spoke about the charitable work of the fund. Among the items sent were equipment, drones, boats, camouflage nets, and thousands of tons of humanitarian cargo. Irek Boguslavsky, a State Duma deputy from the United Russia party, discussed the extensive charitable work carried out by the Nefis fund team in the latest episode of the "7 Questions in 7 Minutes" segment on the TNV channel. The amounts mentioned by the deputy are impressive. In recent years, the fund has directed over one billion three hundred million rubles to support participants of the special military operation, their families, and residents of new regions of Russia. According to Boguslavsky, the main focus was on humanitarian aid. Approximately two thousand eight hundred tons of cargo were sent to the new regions of Russia and directly to the area of the special military operation. Residents of Lysychansk and other territories received support. The list of what has been collected and delivered is very broad. It includes assistance to children, support for civilians, and humanitarian cargo for the affected. Equipment, camouflage nets, boats, vehicles, drones, and much more were purchased for the fighters, without which it is simply impossible to operate on the front lines. The fund pays special attention to targeted assistance for people who find themselves in difficult life situations. Boguslavsky provided an example that will leave no one indifferent. After the tragedy at the college in the city of Starobilsk, families of the deceased children were sent one hundred thousand rubles each. The deputy emphasized that the main principle of all this work remains to help every person facing misfortune. Not in a mass, impersonal way, but personally. This approach, in his opinion, makes charity genuine.