Privat, Oschad and PUMB support the NBU SuperCoins campaign to collect coins for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.


The National Bank collects coins to adapt military personnel
The National Bank of Ukraine has launched an annual charity campaign to collect coins that will be used to adapt Ukrainian military personnel. This was reported by the NBU press service.
This year the campaign is called #SuperCoins and is held in collaboration with the Superhumans Center. Participants of the campaign can bring coins with denominations of 10, 50 kopecks, as well as 1, 2, 5 and 10 hryvnias to the nearest branch of one of the campaign's partner banks: PrivatBank, Oschadbank and PUMB.
The collection of coins will run from September 9 to November 29, 2024. The funds collected will be transferred to the account of the Superhumans Center fund.
"Everyone can share their superpower! Ordinary coins that we hold in our hands every day can become vital support for those in need, and help restore superpowers to our heroes. I appeal to young people, educators, and all citizens in general: support Ukrainian military personnel who have lost limbs, make their adaptation easier. Each collected coin is capable of improving the lives of those who have given a part of themselves for Ukraine. Join the fundraising and do good together!" - emphasized in the NBU.
Both individuals and groups can join the campaign.
"Organize collections in your educational institutions, enterprises, organizations, institutions, and together we will support our heroes. More information is available in the press release." - added in the message.
Earlier it was reported that the NBU plans to replace the "kopeks" with new "historically fair" coins.
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