The NK Foundation took part in the arrangement and construction of a volunteer camp for the reception of refugees at the Dzhankoy automobile checkpoint in the Republic of Crimea on the border with Ukraine. This is the only working checkpoint for civilians on the peninsula.

The camp on the border is open around the clock. Volunteers from Donbass, as well as from Moscow, St. Petersburg and other Russian cities work here. Volunteers, on an absolutely gratuitous basis, make every effort to create good conditions for temporary accommodation for people who have been forced to leave their homes, and also help refugees get to their destinations.

But for this, workers alone are not enough — tents, tables and chairs, generators, household appliances, dishes, and finally, food are needed. It was this assistance that the NK Foundation provided. For several weeks, the foundation's employees collected a huge order, which included about 100 different items, including army tents, tents, furniture, lighting items, generators, refrigerators, thermostats, thermos bags, food, hygiene items, etc. Loaded with everything necessary, cars left Krasnodar for Crimea on July 20.

The cars arrived at the scene late at night. For two days, employees of the NK Foundation unloaded cars and helped volunteers in the construction and arrangement of the camp.

Natalia, a volunteer from St. Petersburg, coordinates the work on creating a camp at the Dzhankoy automobile checkpoint. She couldn't contain her emotions when she saw the loaded cars. Objects that are invisible in the everyday life of a person living in his usual conditions are regarded here as a real gift.