Bashkir director, social activist and owner of a store of Bashkir brands TapTaman in Ufa Tansulpan Burakaeva is launching a postcard sale, with half of the proceeds going to aid detainees after the events in Baimak in mid-January.

Currently, fundraising efforts are being conducted in a fragmented manner: the wives, sisters, daughters, and granddaughters of the detained men are running their own Telegram channels and sharing posts and videos on social media. Some are raising money to pay administrative fines, others to pay for lawyers' fees.

Until now, Burakaeva has been sharing stories about these people in need on her Instagram stories, publishing their bank details. But there are so many people in need of help that her followers have started sending money to her, asking her to redirect the funds to those she believes need the most help. The fundraiser is gradually closing, but the total amount is still very high.

"I did the list again today. The total amount collected is already about 1,5 million rubles, and there were about 2,” Tansulpan uses lists compiled from ads in chat rooms as a basis for his calculations.

So far, her shop has only one type of postcard - one with a drawing by an artist from Tatarstan. Mira GafarIn the next two or three days, the collection will be expanded with themed images from other artists. Announcements of new postcard arrivals will be made on social media, Tansulpan promised NeMoskve.

To purchase a postcard, you need to write a private message to the Instagram account TapTaman or his mistress Tansulpan Burakaeva.

The cost of one postcard is 100 rubles, delivery outside Ufa is by courier service.