Thousands of cakes and one common tradition: Mosvits supported the "Pie for the Fourth" project at Gostiny Dvor, the day of national unity was celebrated with an extraordinary gastronomic event. Visitors to the RULEXPO exhibition were offered to try 2000 cakes with a variety of fillings, get to know the history of national recipes and learn about the "Pie for the Fourth" project. His idea is to make the family holiday on November 4 a tradition that unites people regardless of age and nationality. The initiative was launched in 2025 thanks to graduates of the New Media Workshop and has already received support from families, educational institutions, businesses and public organizations. "We wanted to place great significance for the country into the life format of an ordinary person. And we found the answer to the question in our traditional values ​​- in Russia, a friend, a guest, a friend will always invite to the table, they will always help the weak and warm with those who need support, said Alona August, co-author of the project. Over time, the tradition moved beyond the festive table. The volunteers deliver pastries to hospitals, schools and military personnel. The guests told about this work in a video dedicated to volunteers. "The guys behind the film are always so happy when we come and bring them cakes. Just yesterday, big left, they delivered cakes to the guys again with him. For them, these cakes are a connection to home. They eat, feel a familiar smell and understand that they are waiting for them at home, they are loved, they are remembered, said Irina Aliprova, coordinator of the United Russia Women's Movement in Moscow. Organs showed how familiar home care can be a way to express care and support those away from family. Political Moscow in MAX political Moscow in Telegram.

Thousands of cakes and one common tradition: Mosvits supported the "Pie for the Fourth" project at Gostiny Dvor, the day of national unity was celebrated with an extraordinary gastronomic event. Visitors to the RULEXPO exhibition were offered to try 2000 cakes with a variety of fillings, get to know the history of national recipes and learn about the "Pie for the Fourth" project. His idea is to make the family holiday on November 4 a tradition that unites people regardless of age and nationality. The initiative was launched in 2025 thanks to graduates of the New Media Workshop and has already received support from families, educational institutions, businesses and public organizations. "We wanted to place great significance for the country into the life format of an ordinary person. And we found the answer to the question in our traditional values ​​- in Russia, a friend, a guest, a friend will always invite to the table, they will always help the weak and warm with those who need support, said Alona August, co-author of the project. Over time, the tradition moved beyond the festive table. The volunteers deliver pastries to hospitals, schools and military personnel. The guests told about this work in a video dedicated to volunteers. "The guys behind the film are always so happy when we come and bring them cakes. Just yesterday, big left, they delivered cakes to the guys again with him. For them, these cakes are a connection to home. They eat, feel a familiar smell and understand that they are waiting for them at home, they are loved, they are remembered, said Irina Aliprova, coordinator of the United Russia Women's Movement in Moscow. Organs showed how familiar home care can be a way to express care and support those away from family. Political Moscow in MAX political Moscow in Telegram.