Students' Homes under Patronage of Queen Marie:
Female Students' Home "Queen Marie", Belgrade
Home for Islamic female students, Belgrade
The "Kolo Srpskih Sestara"
Childrens' Home "King Alexander"
Children's Kitchen of Queen Marie, where 75 poor children were fed 3 meals every day, with all expenses covered by the Queen.
The "Karadjordje" Home. (The communists tore this building down after WW 2).
The Maternity Home in Belgrade
The Boys' Education Facility, for boys aged 12 to 16.
CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS HELPED BY THE QUEEN
Art Pavillon "Cvijeta Zuzoric", Belgrade
CHARITIES UNDER DIRECT PATRONAGE OF THE QUEEN
The Yugoslav Red Cross
The Home of St. Anna (operational from 1930 to 1945)
The Maternity Association
The "Bread" Humanitarian Association for feeding the invalids of war, the poor, the homelesss
The "King Decanski" Association for helping the deff and mute children.
The Yugoslav Union for Child Protection. The Queen was the Honorary President.
The Alliance of Humanitarian Societies, founded in 1925, consisted of 172 humanitarian organizations in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Yugoslavia as of 1929).
The Association for Yugoslav orphans of war
The Association of Families of Officers who died in Wars from 1912 to 1918
The Charity "Mother Jevrosima".
The Humanitarian Charity "Serbian Mother"
The "Princess Ljubica" Society
The Society for the Raising and Protection of Children
The School Kitchens
CULTURAL SOCIETIES UNDER PATRONAGE OF THE QUEEN
The Yugoslav Singers' Association
The "Stankovic" Music Society
The Academic Society of Singers "Obilic"
ETC ETC ETC.
I have here listed just some institutions from Serbia directly helped or patroned by the Queen,I did not name the institutions in other parts of Yugoslavia, like Croatia, Slovenia, Macedonia etc...
She helped her people, all of them, regardless of religion, nationality, and she was a truly remarkable woman.
