Yesterday we donated 4 PCs to the Nürnberger Barracudas (a cooperation between Post SV Nürnberg and the swimming department of 1. FC Nürnberg) for accommodation for Ukrainian youth. The fugitives are members of Ukrainian teams that were brought to Franconia after Russian forces attacked Nuremberg’s twin city of Kharkiv.
Yesterday (April 27th) the time had come: We were able to distribute the first PCs! About 15 people came to Nuremberg’s old town to be there – seven PCs found a new home. As we found out, we needed a WLAN stick for all computers, so we bought the SATURN around the corner empty – …
In the meantime, more than 30 computers with monitors, keyboards and mice are ready for distribution – but how do you get to those who really need them? We didn’t want to simply hand the computers over to another club either, so Spencer set himself the task of looking for suitable recipients through private contacts …
The pictures of the women and children fleeing the Ukraine made it clear to our member Spencer relatively quickly that, after being admitted to Germany, PCs were urgently needed in addition to the “usual” aids (food, clothing, food, care). – namely PCs, not notebooks. Why PCs and not notebooks? Well, that’s relatively easy to explain: …
If you get pledges of donations relatively quickly, then you ask yourself how you should bag everything in a legally secure manner – on the one hand, so that the tax authorities don’t hit their fingers, on the other hand, so that the donors can see what happens to the donations.< /p> No sooner said …
When it became clear at the beginning of March that millions of people would make their way west from Ukraine as a result of Russia’s attack on Ukraine, it quickly became clear that help was needed. It was also clear that the large aid organizations needed lead time in order to be able to take …
