The annual International Charity Festival «Dari Dobro» is held in late August and is timed to coincide with «International Charity Day», which is celebrated on 5 September. In 2014 the concert will take place on 23 August. The festive program is scheduled for three days: from 22 to 24 August.
Annual International Charity Festival «Dari Dobro» — is a musical and entertainment project where children who have become heroes in their own right perform on the same stage as professional artists from various cities and countries! Children who have undergone treatment in the hematology and oncology departments, as well as children who have undergone complex, expensive surgeries.
Adults and children united to end the horror inspired by the name of the disease. So that people would have the simple desire to share a smile and give hope to seriously ill children, and so that the parents of children still undergoing treatment would have strengthened their faith that their child will overcome this serious illness.
In last year — 5 September 2013 in Odesa, a unique charity concert «Give Good» took place for the first time. Sixteen children from Odesa, Kyiv, and Dnipropetrovsk, who had overcome a serious illness, — those to whom your charitable donation gave life, together with professional artists, performed songs the children had chosen themselves. The youngest participant was only 5 years old, and the oldest — 19.
Artists from various cities in Ukraine gave up their fees and performed to bring joy to children together!
In addition to the concert itself, the children were treated to a two-day vacation in Odessa: bowling, a children's game program with entertainers; A walk along Primorsky Boulevard, a ride on motorcycles and photos with bikers, a balloon launch into the sky, lunch at the club-restaurant «Ministerium» and much more.
Guests of this event included children from the Odesa and Kherson regions, and volunteers from the city of Rivne. A total of 50 children with parents were invited to the festival, and more than 100 volunteers were also involved in the
