December 20, 2011
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4:50Now PlayingJulia Titova wants to promote social engagement in Russia - and to do that, she opened the first charity shop in St. Petersburg almost a year ago.The 24-year-old photographer came up with the idea to open a charity shop after visiting London. Her store, called"Spasibo"or"Thank You"in Russian, sells second-hand clothing and used household items. She's already been able to donate the equivalent of 6,500 euros to youth organizations.
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