Singers and influencers served as waiters for a night for charity
Singers and influencers set aside their performances and social media for an evening to become waiters. Satoshi, Magnat, and Olga Manciu took on this challenge to raise money for charity. Thanks to the generosity of the customers they served, nearly 350,000 lei was raised, which will benefit 150 families.
Vlad Sabajuc, known by his stage name Satoshi, reminisced about his teenage years when he worked as a waiter to earn extra money.
"It's a small effort we can make. I happen to have a large community of followers, and if I can turn this into something beneficial, I'd prefer to do so," said Vlad Sabajuc.
Rapper Magnat participated in this event for the second time.
"I believe it's something beautiful and heartfelt for us to engage in such activities. When opportunities arise, we must take advantage of them," said artist Maxim Saculțan.
Satoshi and Magnat collaborated with influencer Olga Manciu.
"If we can contribute in any way, we prioritize that over all other plans. We come together to help with the utmost love. I think if more people connected and chose to contribute, the world would be a much better and happier place," said Olga Manciu.
I decided to participate in this event because my friends invited me. It seemed like a really cool idea. I ordered grilled pork, and I must say, Mrs. Olga is the best waitress I have ever encountered.
We know that the funds raised from this event will be collected and directed to support socially vulnerable families. I’m glad that we have come together for this cause and can make a positive impact.
We participated because not everyone can afford to enjoy a festive meal, and we wanted to help as much as we could.
The administration donated the proceeds from the evening, and the artists contributed their tips, resulting in a total of almost 350,000 lei raised.
"We really want to reach out to lonely elderly individuals who are still facing hardships before the holidays. Our beneficiaries are families we work with throughout the year; they are not just statistics," said Victoria Morozov, president of the Public Association "The Moldova Project."
The Association "The Moldova Project" organized a similar event last year, prior to the winter holidays, during which they collected 135,000 lei.
