Faculty of Arts MU supported a humanitarian collection for Jesenicko

The MUNI HELP volunteer centre and the Brontosaurus Movement organized it in the courtyard of the leading faculty campus. For example, people donated small electronics and work and hygiene equipment.

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The collected items were primarily delivered to the flood-affected areas north of the Czech Republic.

The humanitarian collection lasted from Wednesday, 18 September, to Saturday, 21 September.

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