Five years ago, 85 Olga Havel Trees were planted at ceremonial meetings across the country in honour of her then-untimely 85th birthday. The Foundation followed up with the planting of five more Olga Havel Trees in the anniversary year of 2023. The last, the 90th Olga Havel Tree, was a pecan tree planted in the Deer Moat at Prague Castle.
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A public collection for this purpose was announced in early October this year in connection with the holding of the second annual Parliamentary Summit of the Crimean Platform. It is hosted in Prague by the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic Markéta Pekarová Adamová and attended by more than 50 parliamentary delegations from all over the world.
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More than 500 runners took part in the fifth annual Olga Havel Foundation Good Will Run, which took place on Tuesday, 12 September, at the Hvězda Reserve. Thanks to them, an amazing 658,800 crowns were raised to help families in need.
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Join the ceremony, which will take place on 10 November at 14:00 in the Deer Moat at Prague Castle! The President of the Republic Petr Pavel, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees Vojtěch Sedláček, the Director of the Foundation Monika Granja and Olga's close friend Anna Freimanová will address the participants of the memorial meeting. The song for Olga will be sung by its author Aneta Langerová accompanied by Jakub Zitko and the Maranatha Gospel Choir.
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Please help reduce the trauma of war affected children from Ukraine. Your donation will be used to pay for psychological care for the children who reside in the Czech Republic and to support Ukrainian children who have been illegally detained on the territory of the Russian Federation.
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We would like to invite you to the 5th annual charity race Olga Havel Foundation Goodwill Run. The run will take place on Tuesday, 12 September at the Hvězda Reserve in Prague 6. All proceeds will be donated to help families in need.
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We published a report on activities of the Committee of Good Will – the Olga Havel Foundation during 2022.
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In recent years, the Olga Havel Prize has also begun to promote the generation of so-called millennials. After the thirty-year-olds Tereza Nagyová, Martina Půtová and Dita Horochovská, this year's laureate is the thirty-one-year-old Filip Pšenčík. Like his predecessor, Filip refutes unflattering clichés that portray this generation as self-centred, lazy, unable to grow up and accept responsibility.
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Lend a helping hand to those who need it most. You can carry on the light of goodwill that Olga Havel awakened in people with us. Donate to the Gift for Olga collection set up on the occasion of her 90th birthday. Help those in need as Olga would have done.
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„We wish that the right for dignified life is also enjoyed by those who live with handicap or mental illness, abandoned and old people, those who have a different skin colour or a different way of life, those in poverty or attacked by a malignant disease.“ Olga Havel
