“United For Freedom”: Irina Adonina’s charity brunch
In Budapest, a charity brunch “United For Freedom” was held dedicated to the development of Ukrainian business abroad and support of forced migrants, as well as fundraising for the purchase of a second car for the Armed Forces.
The event took place in the historical center of the city, namely in the museum-restaurant “Urban betyár Restaurant”. The institution is known for its exhibition of objects of peasant life and culture of Hungary of the 18th century. In this way, modern Ukrainian was presented against the background of local culture.
Ukrainian singer Khrystyna Prysiazhniuk performed for the guests at the event. From the words of the founder of the “United For Freedom” foundation Iryna Adonina , the performances of Ukrainian artists at brunches not only spread national culture abroad, but also provide powerful psycho-emotional support for immigrants, because it is an opportunity to return to the Motherland, at least in thoughts.
The meeting took place in a friendly atmosphere, all present had the opportunity to talk about their activities in Budapest and attract partners or offer their services. As Iryna Adonina commented, in this way the Ukrainian community grows and gains support among its compatriots, as well as naturally integrates into European business:
This is already the seventh charity brunch of the founder of the movement Iryna Adonina, dedicated to communications and support of Ukrainian business in Europe .“This brunch is the final one this year, and I am very glad that it had the largest number of partners and a total of 45 guests. This shows that our business is developing positively and with each event we can help more and more Ukrainians. It is also equally important that at such meetings we have the opportunity to collect funds for the support of the Armed Forces. I am very grateful to the partners for supporting the brunch, for all the gifts for the guests, and for offering their help in certain matters. This is a big step in establishing business relations between small businesses of Ukraine and Europe.”
“I am proud of my activity, because I see how it affects Ukrainians. After each meeting, I watch how the eyes of the event guests light up, many of them attend the meetings again. I am glad that in this way I can help Ukrainians to feel that they are not alone abroad, more confident and to feel the comprehensive support of their relatives,” Iryna Adonina shared her impressions of the brunch.
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