How three women from Subotica collected almost half a million dinars to help children

Without much fanfare, but with a huge heart, they organized numerous actions - from collecting basic foodstuffs, to supporting sick children and families, to providing school supplies and New Year's packages for the youngest.

One of the most emotional events was the campaign "Family Link of Humanity", held on the plateau in front of the Hall of Sports, under the slogan "Our little is huge for Leo, Sofia, Mateo and Leona!". The plateau smelled of home cooking - as many as 13 cauldrons of rich stew simmered for hours, and each meal could be bought at symbolic prices of 400 to 600 dinars.

It was no ordinary lunch; every bite contained support, love and the desire that the four little ones and their families get a chance for a better, more carefree life.

Everyone who came to the plateau in front of the Hall of Sports yesterday gave what they could - someone cooked, someone served, someone made a donation or simply spread the word about the campaign.

In this way, everyone together became part of the Family Link of Humanity, showing that, when it is most needed, Subotica breathes as one - as one big family. Today it was clear: it is not important how much we give, but how much love we put into what we give.

Behind this and many other campaigns are three women who have shown through their actions what it means to support others - Tijana Mijović, Dana Radomirović and Marija Čović.

Coincidence brought them together, but their big hearts and unshakable faith in humanity made them together start waves of kindness that Subotica still feels today. Their dedication, seriousness and true love for people made any action not just a side story, but a real testimony of the strength of the community.

Over the years, the group "Naše malo nekome je sve" has also carried out monthly campaigns to collect basic food items in various local communities, organized holiday distribution of packages for children from socially disadvantaged families, collected school supplies and sweets throughout the city, as well as special aid actions for individuals, such as the action for little Sofia, for which more than half a million dinars were collected in one day.

It is estimated that at least 60 to 80 humanitarian campaigns were organized in the past five years, and the actual number is probably higher.

Their story is not just a story of help - it is a story of how faith in people, willingness to help, and a heart open to other people's problems can change the world.

Humanity at work! A fantastic 399,880 dinars and 295 euros were collected on the "Humanity Family Card"!