Festival of Life 2025

September is International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Festivals are held around the world to support children.

Since 2014, the organizer of the Festival of Life in Georgia has been the Monk Andrew Charitable Foundation.
Within the framework of the festival, we are trying to raise awareness, bring the pain of children suffering from malignant tumors to every member of society, and help as many people as possible realize that these children, adolescents, and their family members need special attention. At the same time, our main goal is to leave all the negative background behind and show people how important their support is in our everyday lives.

This time, within the framework of the “Festival of Life”, “Happy Starts” were held at the Tbilisi Sports Palace, organized by the Ministry of Sports of Georgia, the Georgian National Federation of Happy Starts, and the Saint Andrew Foundation.
We would like to thank the Ministry of Sports, Ms. Inga Topuria, as well as the companies participating in the event: “Nikora Supermarket Chain”, “Aversi”, construction company “Urban X”, private school “Iveria” and “Iashvili Children’s Central Hospital”.

The event aimed to promote charity, increase employee motivation, and promote a healthy lifestyle. Representatives of various companies competed in teams with their children.

Festival of Life 2024

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
The Monk Andrew Foundation presents the annual event “Festival of Life 2024”, which is being held for the 10th time under the organization of the Foundation.

In connection with the anniversary, this year’s event was outstanding.

On September 17, we started with a special project by Nikoloz Tsulukidze, “Stories about Kindness” at the Batumi Summer Theater.
The project involves:

  • Nika Tsulukidze;
  • Nika Nikvashvili;
  • Eka Mamaladze;
  • Tamar Gverdtsiteli;
  • Sophie Khalvashi;
  • Murman is a jinoriya;

On September 21-22, we visited the Kachreti “Ambassador” with our loyal sponsors on an outing tour.