The easiest opportunity is to go to the thematic site on the Internet, explore "Or leave your own. Some people just don’t want to bargain for 100-200 rubles and it’s easier for them to give things away for free, on the threshold of their apartment. Many special services on the open spaces of the World Wide Web will help you with this. Nowadays, even in the absence of wireless networks at home, it is quite possible to solve this issue (everyone will have someone familiar with the computer or you can visit the Internet club).
A large number of poor people need help and often do not have the opportunity to purchase the most necessary. For certain categories of the population, there are various organizations involved in collecting funds and things for their wards.
At monasteries, churches, temples and mansions there are reception points for clothes and shoes for the homeless. They especially need warm clothes and shoes. The organization “If there is no home” collects and distributes things on the square of three stations, Kursk, discontinuities and just the streets of Moscow.
From social protection in each district and district there is a place of reception. The Center for the free distribution and collection of things Mercy provides the necessary items in Moscow to young and large mothers, former prisoners, as well as hospitals, homes for the disabled and family support centers.
The collection and distribution of things throughout Russia is carried out by the Russian Birch Fund. It is clear that in the regional centers, assistance to people is required to a greater extent than in the capital.
Orphanages, maybe a little less than before, but still need clothes and shoes. This is especially true of the periphery, villages and villages. Special volunteer movements, which at the moment precisely know what is needed at the moment, are engaged in such assistance. You can them in good or new condition, office and items for creativity and personal hygiene items.
Nursing homes always lack a lot: adult clothing and bedding, as well as hygiene products. In addition, walkers, wheelchairs, special mattresses for bedsores and bedridden care products are required. Televisions, radios and everything that can entertain an elderly person are always in short supply. Any person will be able to transfer the necessary items through volunteer organizations or personally bring them to a specific nursing home.
In children's hospitals, small patients can stay for many months, especially if they are nonresident. Particularly acute is the issue in household products (washing liquids, sponges, toilet paper). Diapers and disposable diapers are always needed.
If there is a demand, then there will be a supply. It is remarkable that so many caring people live in Moscow who can lend a helping hand to those who find themselves in a difficult situation.