22.12.2022
News
Pro bono

27th Charity Concert for the Committee of Good Will - Olga Havlova Foundation

On Sunday, 4 December, the 27th Charity Concert of Good Will, which we have been organising since 1995 for the benefit of the Committee of Good Will - Olga Havlova Foundation, took place in the concert hall of the Church of St. Simon and Jude in Prague's Old Town.

Members of the Prague Symphony Orchestra FOK, the Brixi Academic Ensemble and violinist Roman Patočka performed works by Ola Gjeile, Michael McGlynn, Morten Lauridsen and Philip WJ Stopford.

This year the proceeds from the concert (580,000 CZK) will be donated to support social services for the elderly and terminally ill, to help disadvantaged students and people who have become homeless.

We thank all our partners and guests who enjoyed this musical second Advent Sunday with us and contributed to a good cause.

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