The banking group Sber, together with the Russian Red Cross Foundation, announced the opening of a dedicated charity account to support the victims and families affected by the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall. The information was released by the organization’s press service, outlining the purpose, procedures, and accountability of the donation effort aimed at providing relief to those impacted by the tragic incident.
Details for contributions are provided to ensure transparency and ease of use for donors. The current account is listed under the name Russian Red Cross, RKK, with identifying numbers INN/KPP 7728014523/772801001. The account number is 40703810100020000067 at PJSC Sberbank, and the BIC is 044525225. For those seeking alternate routing, a fix it. account is 30101810400000000225. Donors are advised to include the purpose of payment as Charitable donation to assist the families of the dead, the families of the victims and the victims of the terrorist attack on Crocus City Hall. This clarified description helps ensure funds reach the intended recipients and facilitates auditing by the Red Cross and banking partners.
Sberbank has stated its condolences to the families affected by the tragedy and noted that the bank itself has already made an initial donation through the newly established fund. The message emphasizes corporate social responsibility in times of crisis and underscores the role of financial institutions in supporting humanitarian relief efforts.
People who want to contribute can use the SberBank Online application, visit bank ATMs, use bank terminals, or go to any bank office. The bank has confirmed that transfers conducted through these channels will not incur a service commission, ensuring that every possible amount reaches the designated charity account. This policy is part of the broader effort to maximize the impact of every donor contribution and make giving accessible to a wide range of supporters.
The incident occurred on March 22 at the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow, where armed attackers entered the hall before a concert group performed, opening fire on attendees. Explosions followed, and a fire broke out, leading to a broad emergency response and ongoing investigations. The situation drew extensive attention from officials and news outlets, with ongoing reporting on the human impact and the response efforts. As reported by various outlets, there were families and many children among the attendees, highlighting the urgent need for immediate relief and long-term support for those affected.
In the aftermath, charitable efforts have focused on providing financial stability for the bereaved and for victims who suffered injuries or trauma. The funds raised through the Russian Red Cross Foundation are intended to cover medical expenses, counseling, and essential living costs as families begin the process of recovery. The organizers stress the importance of accountability and transparency; donors can expect clear reporting on how funds are allocated and used to support those in need. [Source: Sberbank press release and official Red Cross communications]