The movement consists of women aged 60 to 80 who have worked for many years in leadership positions and entrepreneurial structures. Today, they use their life experience and desire to improve lives to do good deeds.
Every year, the participants of the movement use their own funds to buy gifts for children with disabilities — these include not only clothing and sweets but also monetary donations.
As the participants themselves note, the most important thing is not the material gifts, but the attention and care that they strive to convey to each child. For them, the most valuable thing is to see smiles and understand that their kindness is important to someone.
This year, the celebration was organized for 35 children from socially vulnerable families, continuing the good tradition.
