Ukrainian Crimean Tatar singer, winner of Eurovision 2016 Jamala will perform a charity New Year’s concert, the proceeds of which will be directed to the Smart Medical Aid charity fund.
The concert will take place on December 20 at the Lviv National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Solomia Krushelnytska.
“During the full-scale invasion of Russia, Ukrainians showed extraordinary endurance and solidarity. Despite no blackouts, the lights of kindness and hope burn in our hearts. In the run-up to Christmas, we all want to believe in a miracle, but the only thing we can do is to become a miracle for someone.
This is the purpose of the charity concert of the famous Ukrainian singer and songwriter, winner of the “Outstanding Artist Leadership Award” from the Atlantic Council of the USA in 2022 Jamala. All proceeds from the concert will be sent to the Smart Medical Aid charity fund, which provides medical aid to Ukrainians injured as a result of Russian aggression,” the organizers say.
During the concert, Jamala will perform both famous hits and songs from her new mini-album “POKLYK”, which the singer recorded in different parts of Europe during the forced separation from home due to Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Organizer of the charity concert: Smart Medical Aid.
Partners: Lviv National Opera, Leopolis Hotel, ArtMax Company.
For any questions, write or call: presscenter@smartmedicalaid.org, +380997219250.
PR manager for Jamala: Dontstop Agency, Arthur Mars, arturmarsandtheletters@gmail.com
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The Smart Medical Aid charity fund was founded by a Dutch-Ukrainian family whose life changed dramatically after February 24. Iryna, a mother of two children, a British anesthesiologist returned to Ukraine to lead a medical humanitarian mission.
During the 8 months of the full-scale invasion of Russia, the foundation’s team managed to deliver medical equipment to 136 Ukrainian hospitals, where they save the lives of wounded Ukrainians. Also during this time, the foundation handed over 42 ambulances and more than 40,000 first-aid kits to rescue services of Ukraine.