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REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA SISA ČKO-MOSLAVA ČKA ŽUPANIJA STRU ČNA SLUŽBA ZA POSLOVE SKUPŠTINE, ŽUPANA I OP ĆE POSLOVE KLASA: 740-01/13-01/01 URBROJ: 2176/01-03-13-2 Sisak, 14 REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA SISA ČKO-MOSLAVA ČKA ŽUPANIJA STRU ČNA SLUŽBA ZA POSLOVE SKUPŠTINE, ŽUPANA I OP ĆE POSLOVE KLASA: 740-01/13-01/01 URBROJ: 2176/01-03-13-2 Sisak, 14. lipnja 2013. PREDMET: podaci o sponzorstvima i donacijama Sisa čko-moslava čke županije u razdoblju od 1. sije čnja 2013. do 31. svibnja 2013. godine REDNI IZNOS DONACIJE / NAZIV KORISNIKA DONACIJE / SPONZORSTVA BROJ SPONZORSTVA 1. Društvo uzgajiva ča Moslavina, Kutina 2.000,00 2. Zajednica udruga p čelara SMŽ, Sisak 25.000,00 3. Udruga ekoloških proizvo ñača SMŽ, Sisak 1.500,00 4. HGK Županijska komora, Sisak 10.000,00 5. Pikado klub Omega, Sisak 3.500,00 6. Udruga dragovoljaca hrvatskih obrambenih snaga SMŽ 20.000,00 7. Udruga suvenir, Sisak 15.000,00 8. Udruga žena lije čenih od bolesti raka dojke, Sisak 5.000,00 9. Kyokushin karate klub Moslavina, Kutina 6.000,00 10. OPG M. Mraovi ć, Gvozd 5.000,00 11. Udruga moslavačka vinska cesta, Repušnica 15.000,00 12. Udruga osoba s invaliditetom SMŽ, Sisak 10.000,00 13. KUD Moslavec, Voloder 10.000,00 14. Vije će romske nacionalne manjine, Sisak 15.000,00 15. Udruga za razvoj i bolji život Roma, Sisak 5.000,00 16. Udruga vinogradara i vo ćara Moslavine Lujo Miklauži ć, Kutina 15.000,00 17. Županijska udruga povr ćara SMŽ-vrt, Sisak 3.000,00 18. Udruga hrvatskih dragovoljaca Domovinskog rata SMŽ, Sisak 5.000,00 19. Mreža romskih udruga Hrvatske, Slavonski brod 25.000,00 20. Središnji savez uzgajiva ča konja Hrvatski posavec, M. Ves 20.000,00 21. Izvor - Udruga ekoloških proizvo ñača SMŽ, Sisak 3.000,00 22. Obrtni čka komora SMŽ, Sisak 5.000,00 23. Obrtni čka komora SMŽ, Sisak 7.000,00 24. Udruga osoba s invaliditetom SMŽ, Petrinja 18.000,00 25. Udruga slijepih Sisak, Sisak 16.700,00 26. Zajednica udruga umirovljenika, Sisak 20.000,00 27. Udruga umirovljenika, Sisak 5.000,00 28. Udruga za razvoj i bolji život Roma, Sisak 7.000,00 29. Dijabeti čko društvo grada Sisak, Sisak 6.000,00 30. Udruga slijepih grada Kutine 5.000,00 31. Udruga za rehabilitaciju i resoc. duševnih bolesti, Popova ča 4.000,00 32. Udruga dijabeti čara Op ćine Popova ča, Popova ča 5.000,00 33. Udruga za razvoj lokalne zajednice Iskra, Sisak 8.000,00 34. Udruga invalida rada, Kutina 6.000,00 35. Udruga umirovljenika, Sisak 6.000,00 36. Zajednica klubova lije čenih alkoholi čara, Sisak 5.000,00 37. Centar za poboljšanje kvalitete življenja Umanika, Petrinja 8.318,75 38. Udruga društvo zdravlja, Petrinja 10.000,00 39. Dijabeti čarsko društvo Sisak, Sisak 3.000,00 40. Humanitarno društvo Sveti Kvirin, Sisak 10.500,00 41. Udruga slijepih grada Kutine, Kutina 4.000,00 42. Udruga za pomo ć i prava obiteljskih žrtava kriminala, Petrinja 5.000,00 43. Udruga OSI - osoba s invaliditetom, Kutina 8.500,00 44. Udruga invalida rada Grada Kutina, Kutina 4.000,00 45. Udruga invalida Grada Siska, Sisak 4.000,00 46. Po časni bleiburški vod, Zagreb 3.000,00 47. Udruga hrvatski dragovoljac Domovinskog rata, Donji Kukuruzari 5.000,00 48. Udruga Hvidra Grada Siska, Sisak 5.000,00 49. Udruga ratnih veterana 2. Gardijske brigade-Gromovi, Sisak 15.000,00 50. Udruga veterana Zmin-radar, Sisak 5.000,00 51. Hrvatski domobran, Udruga ratnih veterana, Sisak 8.000,00 52. Udruga hrvatskih branitelja Domovinskog rata policije SMŽ, Sisak 14.000,00 53. Udruga specijalaca Domovinskog rata RIS, Kutina 5.000,00 54. Županijska podružn ica branitelja Hrvatske SMŽ, Sisak 5.000,00 55. Udruga civilnih stradalnika Domovinskog rata, Sisak 7.500,00 56. Zajednica udruga antifašisti čkih boraca i antifašista SMŽ, Sisak 5.000,00 57. Udruga hrvatskih branitelja Domovinskog rata, Graboštani 3.000,00 58. Udruga doditelja poginulih branitelja Domovinskog rata, Petrinja 5.000,00 59. Udruga ratnih veterana Hrvatski domobran, Petrinja 2.500,00 60. Udruga djece poginulih i nestalih hrvatskih branitelja SMŽ, Sisak 4.000,00 61. Udruga civilnih invalida 2. svjetskog rata Grad Siska, Sisak 4.000,00 .
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