Events

A week ago, in the Post-Camaldolese Church in Warsaw, an extremely energetic concert of the Sienna Gospel Choir, conducted by Anna Bajak, took place.
There was a choir and 4 instrumentalists.
The "We Wake Up to Life" concert is a special project, the band supported the initiative of our foundation with their singing.
The event's repertoire included the best gospel hits known from the films "The Preacher's Wife" and „Sister Act", as well as the choir's own songs.

During the concert, a collection was held for the "Akogo?" Foundation.

April 18th this year was a "Coma Patient Day".
On that day, Dagmara and Jakub came to both "Alarm Clock" Clinics for children and adults with a guest performance, and we would like to thank them very much for their touching performance.
Dagmara visited her friend, Agnieszka, a patient of an adult Clinic. On the same day, Marcin was leaving the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for adults and we said goodbye to him together, and the Clinic team and Marcin himself thanked his mother for taking care of him.

Last week, Father Wojciech Drozdowicz (creator of the "Ziarno" program on TVP, currently parish priest of the Post-Camaldolese Church at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Bielański Forest), co-founder of the "Akogo?" Foundation celebrated his 70th birthday.
So we celebrated by eating a blue cake with the words "Memento Amori" written on it.
Happy birthday to our distinguished birthday boy!

98 days before the Olympics in Paris, a press conference was held today at the headquarters of the Polish Olympic Committee, during which, among others, A sports auction for the "Akogo?" Foundation was announced.
The auction on Allegro started today at 1 p.m. and will end on May 13th at 1 p.m., with one exception (we encourage you to check out the auctions).

Link to the auction - https://allegro.pl/uzytkownik/A_kogo

Yesterday we celebrated "Coma Patient Day".
Renata and Marcin recovered from a coma in the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for adults in Warsaw after a year of stay.
They still have further, arduous rehabilitation ahead of them.
We keep our fingers crossed for you and your happiness!
They are both very happy to be back home and their loved ones.

How can you help Mrs. Renata: https://www.siepomaga.pl/renata-kordys

Online webinar as part of the celebration of the Polish Coma Patient Day - April 18th, 2024
On this occasion, the Ewa Błaszczyk’s  "Akogo?” Foundation invites you to participate in an online webinar entitled „My close one in a coma? What do I need to know?

Let's imagine a situation in which our loved one - a child or an adult - suddenly finds himself in a critical condition, in a coma in the Intensive Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

April 18th is Coma Patient Day. On this occasion, we present the last fragment of the interview with Ewa Błaszczyk-Janczarska, President of the "Akogo?" Foundation, dealing with systemic solutions to the problems of people in coma.

Last Sunday, in the Camaldolese Underground (ul. Dewajtis 3), in Warsaw, a recital by Ewa Błaszczyk took place, entitled „Pozwól mi spróbować jeszcze raz” (Let me try again)
A program consisting of interpretations of timeless songs, accompanied by three musicians: Marcin Partyka (piano), Andrzej Kowalczyk (guitar) and Sebastian Feliciak (saxophone).
The evening was combined with a collection campaign for the "Akogo?" Foundation.

Last week, Mrs. Ewa Błaszczyk - President of the "Akogo?" Foundation was honored with the "Outstanding Personality of Polish Philanthropy of the Year 2024" award.
The 15th anniversary Gala "Personalities and Successes of the Year 2024" took place at the Renaissance Hotel in Warsaw

We cordially invite you to Ewa Błaszczyk's recital entitled „Pozwól mi spróbować jeszcze raz”( Let me try again), April 14th this year, at 17, in the Camaldolese Underground (ul. Dewajtis 3), in Warsaw.
A program consisting of interpretations of timeless songs, accompanied by three musicians: Marcin Partyka (piano), Andrzej Kowalczyk (guitar) and Sebastian Feliciak (saxophone).
The event will be combined with a collection for the "Akogo?" Foundation.