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A benefit concert for Ukraine in the Hudson Valley

by Phyllis McCabe
September 13, 2022
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Children Sophia Mykula, age 12 of Stone Ridge, and her sister Ksenia, age 11, and brother Walter, age 8, and parents Kathy and Danylo. Through the Ukaraine American Youth Association (UAYA), Danylo has delivered over $200,000 worth of critical medical supplies to Lviv in Ukraine, about 43 miles from the Polish border. He noted that the UAYA “may be small in number but they’re mighty”. (Photos by Phyllis McCabe)
Ukarian-American soprano Teryn Kuzma playing a bandura, Ukraine’s national musical instrument.

A Ukraine benefit concert, sponsored by The Kingston Interfaith Council, was held on Sunday, September 11, at St. John’s Episcopal Church on Albany Avenue. All proceeds will be given to Voices of Children, a Ukrainian aid organization that uses art therapy and storytelling to provide healing and psychological support to children who have witnessed war. They also provide financial support to families who have suffered as a result of war.

The concert featured Ukraine and American music by local artists and congregations. A Ukrainian art and craft sale preceded the concert, the proceeds of which will also go to Voices of Children. For more information please see https://supportukraine.eu/organization/voices-of-children.

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