Month of Humanity in Mozart - help for the "Jefimi" Home in Kruševac

Month of Humanity in Mozart - help for the "Jefimi" Home in Kruševac

"Each noble ticket in December will have a minimum gain of 10,000 dinars."

It is not easy to find a substitute for a warm family home, especially on cold winter days, but the Home for Children and Youth “Jefimija” in Kruševac succeeded in that mission and gave a hug to numerous young people who grew up and matured there. The Mozzart company, together with basketball coach Vladimir Lučić, sent a valuable donation to their address, as part of the “Humanitarian Ticket at Noon” campaign. The coach of the KK “Sloboda” from Užice won 141,200 dinars for the home in Kruševac with a noble ticket.

As part of the month of humanity in Mozart, the stake of 10,000 dinars that this company gives to celebrities every day for guessing throughout December is also a guaranteed win. So, every "Humanitarian ticket at noon" this month is a win, and at the end of December, at least 310,000 dinars will be donated.

“Jefimija” is a republican institution in the field of social protection, which provides residential accommodation services to children and young people up to the age of 26, i.e. until the end of schooling and job training. Over the past 65 years of operation, more than 3,000 children have grown up, lived and studied in this home, who have been very devotedly cared for by all employees.

"We are immensely grateful to Mozart for this generous gesture, which is proof that the goodwill of great people can bring great joy and satisfaction to children for whom even a little means a lot. Good things come back to good people, we thank Mozart and coach Vladimir Lučić for the donation, which we will use to purchase new dining chairs and tables for the needs of the Home's users. This will give the dining room a more beautiful appearance, all with the aim of improving the quality of services provided to users," said Nataša Maksimović, Acting Director of the Home for Children and Youth "Jefimija".
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