Sberbank Rossii : opens account to raise money for families of Tu-154 crash victims

December 30, 2016, Moscow - Sberbank has opened an account to raise money for the families of the Tu-154 crash victims. The recipient of the funds is Pravoslavie i Mir charity fund, who put forward the respective initiative.

The Tu-154 plane crashed into the sea near Sochi on December 25. The plane was carrying 92 people. There is no information about any survivors.

Settlement account and details for transferring funds:

Account #40703810738000006071

Pravoslavie i Mir charity fund

TIN 7743069277

Details of the Bank:

BIC 044525225

Sberbank

Correspondent account 30101810400000000225

Sberbank is accepting voluntary transfers to this account at all branches of the bank, as well as through internet bank Sberbank Online, no commission is charged. The donations may be transferred until February 15, 2017 inclusive.

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Sberbank

Alexander Baziyan

Press Office

Tel. +7 (495) 957 5721

media@sberbank.ru

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