Russian artists T-Killah and Jasmine stepped forward as donors for those affected by the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack. They shared images from medical centers on social media, highlighting their support as well as the ongoing relief efforts.
In addition to public statements of solidarity, T-Killah and his team visited a blood donation center to assist in person. The artist wrote about the experience, expressing shock over the tragedy and noting that he and his colleagues donated blood this morning to help those in need.
Jasmine also joined the donors and urged others to contribute to the relief effort. She publicly stated that her team went to donate blood and reminded people that main centers were already crowded, calling on volunteers to come to additional locations or return on weekdays to help with the demand.
Others in the entertainment industry contributed to the relief fund coordinated by SBER and the Russian Red Cross. A dedicated charity account was opened to support the victims and their families. Among the famous names who joined the fundraising drive were Instasamka, Morgenstern, and Anton Pinsky, alongside several others who urged fans and the public to participate in the aid efforts.
Earlier, Instasamka had donated 1 million rubles to assist victims of another terrorist attack in a different city, underscoring a pattern of rapid response from public figures in times of crisis. The combined efforts of donors, volunteers, and organizations reflect a broad mobilization aimed at easing the immediate needs of those affected and providing ongoing support to families impacted by the attack. [citation: Russian media reports on celebrity donations and relief initiatives]