Wednesday the 17th of November 2010 – The representatives of the company Forma Ideale have presented the Commissioner for Refugees of the Republic of Serbia Mr. Vladimir Cucić with a donation of 600,000 dinar intended assistance in meeting the needs of 20 refugee and internally displaced persons from Kosovo. This donation is representative of part of the initiative taken by the Commissariat in an effort to effectively provide a resolution to the existential problems faced by the most vulnerable families.

“I would like that we had more opportunities like this at which we might in this way acknowledge a socially responsible company and offer them our wholehearted gratitude.  They have responded to every individually expressed need and this is a sign of their dedication to ensuring that the little man receives at least a little assistance,” stated the Commissioner for Refugees Mr. Vladimir Cucić.
“This form of assistance is more than necessary and we shall count the company Forma Ideale amongst the important and always welcome friends of this house,” added Mr. Cucić.

The company from Kragujevac has started a large number of humanitarian and community oriented activities this year. It is the strategic approach of this company to assist and offer their support to households who are caring for children and other vulnerable social groups.

Our company, since the beginning of this year has made donations to over 50 families, health services and centres. We are calling on other companies to follow our example. It will not end here, we will continue to help those to whom such assistance is of vital importance,” stated Mr. Aleksandar Ružesković, the public relations manager of the company from Kragujevac.

Fold out beds, children’s bunk beds, work tables, dining room sets and other furniture which this company has set aside for today’s donation will be handed over to families residing in Belgrade’s municipalities in the following month.
 
The Commissariat for Refugees continues to make its daily appeals to collectives and individuals to show their humanity, their good will and display their social responsibility in order that one of the most vulnerable groups from our community might be helped. In this way, the public is made aware of the trials and daily tribulations faced by the refugee and the displaced.