In New York, more than $ 40 thousand were collected for the Tikva orphanage from Odessa

Guests could take part in an unofficial auction and lottery. Photo: EventCartel

Organizers of a charity evening in Brooklyn reported that they raised more than $40 thousand for the Tikva Jewish orphanage from Odessa. However, the collection of money continues - those who want to help children can transfer money to the orphanage now.

The funds raised will help Ukrainian children visit the training camp with programs in psychology and special education.

Among the guests of the event was the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine, Yakov Bleich, and four-time Olympic champion in swimming, Lenny Krayselburg, who is a native of Odessa.

Singer Misha Botsman (left) and famous athlete Lenny Krayselburg (right). Photo: EventCartel

At a charity evening in the restaurant La Vue singer Misha Botsman made a speech, and guests could also take part in an unspoken auction and a lottery.

According to the organizers, the first ever charitable evening of the Tikva orphanage in New York was a success. The orphanage collected money together with The Vyater Group.

Located in Odessa, Tikva - the largest orphanage for Jewish children throughout the former Soviet Union. The institution helps homeless children and orphans, as well as those who have been subjected to violence or other harassment.

Learn more about the orphanage TiKVA possible on his Online. You can find out how to help the orphanage by contacting Yana Begelman on 917-517-7879 or by mail. TikvaYB @gmail.com

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