Charity Initiative of ISAIA

Written on 22 February 2013.

On the eve of Christmas, Oleg Ryzhov, head of the Kyiv Boutique ISAIA, addressed to Green Cross Ukraine with charity initiative and proposed in the period from December 13, 2012 to March 31, 2013 to allocate some part of funds got from the sale of handmade suits ISAIA for the development of International SOCMED Program (Program Director is Maria Vitagliano, GCCH) aimed at the providing assistance to children.

The most famous representatives of cultural and political elite participated in the gala night devoted to this good goal. Ministers, members of the government and deputies, businessmen and producers - all our clients supported and welcomed this infrequent today initiative by their presence!

Children’s Choir of Kyiv M.V. Lysenko Specialized Music Boarding School performed many merry songs and Christmas carols for guests at the by-invitation party. We are proud of our achievements and wish children to have strong health.

Green Cross Ukraine is GC National organization that was established in 2000, actively supported by Mikhail Gorbachev, famous politician, Founding President of Green Cross International. It works to assist in addressing social, health care and ecological problems faced by the population. The organization aims to provide efficient assistance to improve health and living standards of the population and build better future and secure world for the generations to come.

Kyiv Boutique ISAIA is the shop of men’s clothes made by Italian masters from Naples. The suits are made manually that enables to fit necessary cut considering the specifics of every figure separately. ISAIA offers Kyiv truly new boutique philosophy. The guests are not limited by trivial wardrobe renewal, great attention is paid to the atmosphere, interests and pastime of the quests.

Today ISAIA has already gained the wardrobes of the most stylish politicians and representatives of business elite of the East and the West. Next in turn is the Ukrainian establishment.

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