Pristanište translates to “quay” and beneficiaries call it “Пристанище” (Harbor)
From the first days of the full-scale war in Ukraine, a group of Russian, Ukrainian, and Montenegrin volunteers emerged here in Montenegro. 5th March 2022, the first homes were opened for refugees, and gradually other programs grew – assistance in legalization, cultural events, education for children. Currently, over 3,000 people have received our help, and our volunteer movement involves nearly 500 caring individuals.
We named ourselves Pristanište, which means “quay” in Montenegrin. The essence is that for at least two weeks, you can just stop here when fleeing from the war. It’s a quiet harbor, a safe place. People who have been here also call us “Пристанище” (Harbor).
Our core principles:
From Kyiv and Mykolaiv (Ukraina)
Having come from a war-torn area where there are shootings and bombings, where there is no drinking water in the tap, and the electric power is periodically cut off, miraculously finding ourselves in the territory of Pristanište, in the kind and gentle hands of volunteers, we rested our soul and body. We stopped flinching at unexpected loud sounds, during a storm, listening carefully, thinking, ‘maybe it’s shelling.’
Bow and gratitude to the creators and everyone who supports the Pristanište Foundation.
Kyiv and Mykolaiv
Beneficiary: NEVLADINA FONDACIJA PRISTANISTE BD
Address: VELJI VINOGRADI BB, BUDVA, MONTENEGRO
PIB: 11081827
IBAN: ME25520042000001787916
Account Number: 520012000000000154
Bank of Beneficiary: HIPOTEKARNA BANKA AD PODGORICA
Branch Address: 81000 Podgorica, Josipa Broza Tita 67
BIC: HBBAMEPGXXX
Additional Information: donacija
