In New York, the Actors' Workshop of Brave Ukrainians, Liberty Ukraine Foundation and Rebirth.Ukraine organized a charity evening of Ukrainian music and contemporary poetry called "Whispers of Love 2.0". The event, dedicated to the theme of love, was aimed at raising funds for the HERO'S LEGACY CAMP, a therapeutic camp that helps children of Ukrainian soldiers who died in the war.
This was reported by exhibition.
"The evening was filled with unforgettable emotions in the context of Ukrainian art and human unity, because this is what we all lack so much," the organizers said.
During the event, guests had the opportunity to enjoy live performances by artists, listen to poems by contemporary authors about different facets of love, and socialize in a warm and cozy atmosphere.
"We wanted this evening to give people real emotions, to give them the opportunity to stop in their daily rush and immerse themselves in the world of love, sensuality and beauty. It was a reminder of the power of art and human support," the organizers added.
The artists on the stage were Valeria Vovk, Michelle Romeo, Stella Salei, Fima Chupakhin, Kateryna Kolisnyk, Kateryna Nechydyuk, Olga Dashivets, Oleksandra Podernia, Albina Sidletska, Yulia Sokol, Sandra Peresta, Kateryna Soldak, Kateryna Mischenko, Anna Dzik, Tetiana Donetska and Hanka Smirnova.
It is worth mentioning that the event was a charity event and all the funds collected from the sale of tickets will be used to support the HERO'S LEGACY CAMP therapy camp, founded by the Liberty Ukraine Foundation. The camp helps children of Ukrainian soldiers who died defending Ukraine from Russian aggression.
"We want this evening to be not only a celebration of love, but also a way to help those who need it most. That is why we are donating the funds raised to the children of the heroes so that they can get the support they need," the organizers emphasized.
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The event was another vivid confirmation that Ukrainians, even when far from their homeland, unite for the sake of culture, art and charity.
Author: Danylo Pievchev