"Gift of the Heart" for the hospice and a fairy tale for the youngest [PHOTOS]

In the second week of June, Przemyśl Kindergarten No. 19, together with PCKiN "Zamek", invited the youngest to watch the theatrical and musical performance "Eliza, the Princess with a Big Heart", performed at the Kazimierzowski Castle, with the special participation of opera soprano Renata Johnson-Wojtowicz. The fairy tale with the message that we can gain a lot in life through perseverance and overcoming adversity, apparently appealed to the young viewers, because the audience was filled to capacity during the premiere and the next two performances. Kindergarten pupils, students of Przemyśl primary schools and Special Educational and Upbringing Centres, and invited guests, including representatives of Przemyśl local government and education, as well as parents and grandparents, rewarded the talented actors with thunderous applause, expressing their acceptance of their work on the performance and their commitment. The premiere of the play was an opportunity to give the children sweets and toys, which were provided by: the mayor of the city Wojciech Bakun, Przemyśl councilor Marcin Maciołek, Anna and Krzysztof Szanter, and Joanna and Grzegorz Hasiuk.

A special moment of the event was also the handover of a brick to the vice-president of the Board of the Knights and Hospital Brotherhood of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem, Wiesław Morawski, for the Ulma Family Hospice and Care Center "Betania" in Przemyśl. "Gift of the Heart" from the community of Kindergarten No. 19 in Przemyśl in the amount of PLN 1,331 will support the construction of the aforementioned facility.

– Organizing such a large event would not be possible without the cooperation of the director of PCKiN "Zamek" Renata Nowakowska, our special guest Renata Johnson-Wojtowicz, Paulina Kmak, Marta Zybińska, who took care of the costumes, the Parents' Council and the involvement of all well-wishers – concluded the director of the facility, Maria Marcinkiewicz, expressing her gratitude.

Updated: 19/06/2025 16:24

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