In a bid to play their part to help through the power of music and togetherness, event organisers ALDA hosted two successful fundraising events in both Bucharest, Romania and Kraków, Poland on 12 March over the past weekend, raising a total over over €1 million between the events, which will go to the Red Cross organisations in each respective country who are aiding the Ukrainian people and the refugees coming to other countries to flee the devastation.
About the events and the success, ALDA co-founder and director Allan Hardenberg stated:
“We are extremely proud that we have been able to raise such a nice amount for the Red Cross with both shows, in support of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. The power of music was tangible during WE ARE ONE and #danceforukraine. As a festival organiser, we turned our powerlessness into actual help, and that felt like the least we could do.”
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