Charity Events

The socially vulnerable Kareyan and Khorguani families got Easter presents, while the Shengelias of 4 children were given food products, 4 beds and a washing machine.

Mr. Valerian Shiukashvili, renowned Georgian pianist transferred the royalties from his new „Pregnancy Music“ album to “Iavnana” Foundation.

A 3-stage board games championship named after “The Knight in the Panther’s Skin”, Georgian epic poem, involving the public schools’ pupil was held at the National Center of Manuscripts on 22 January 2019. “Iavnana” Foundation awarded I, II and III place winners with 200, 150 and 100 GEL (respectively).

Reacting to the letters sent by the children, “Iavnana” Foundation gave Christmas presents of toys, food products and sweets to the children of socially vulnerable Tabatadze, Lagvilava and Khorguashvili families, while a certain sum was given to 6 underage children of the village of Kvemo Chala, Kaspi region, who have been raised by Mr. Shalva

“Iavnana” Foundation is grateful to Ms. Tamuna Shengelia for support to Mr. Vato Maghradze, 26 year-old violinist of the National Symphonic Orchestra, who was diagnosed acute leukemia a few months ago. On her birthday, Ms. Tamuna Shengelia joined together a group of various generation performers at a charity salon concert, whose revenue went to Vato,

On 1 June, Astra Park Tbilisi arranged a carting race for the beneficiaries of the “Iavnana” Charity Foundation and gave them gifts of video game coins.

 On 3 March, the Mother’s day, “Iavnana” Foundation hosted its traditional charity event. Education of 23 students was partly financed and several ones of five universities were nominated the “Iavnana” scholarship winners.

On 1 March, Salome left for the USA. We are happy to be able to support her. However, before her departure, SALIO had appeared in the “Iavnana” salon to commemorate 9 years from her first performance of the Charity Foundation’s iconic “I’d Like to have a Warn Home” song.

Sweets and the other food products were given to some socially vulnerable large families. The Foundation also participated in a traditional “Alilo” procession to give gifts to the neediest people.

During its salon concert held at the National Library Exhibition Hall, “Iavnana” Foundation introduced Elmira Ayvaziyan, a brilliant trumpet player of the Tbilisi Orkhevi district’s Music School, Tamar Tkabladze, violinist, the first prize winner of Stockholm International Music Competition and Ana Kalandaze, 8, pianist and the prize winner of a number of international competitions, II