Lithuanians praise Jessica Shy for inviting charity families to her concert
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- Singer Jessica Shy invited families supported by the Rimantas Kaukėnas charity group to one of her concerts in Vingis Park.
- She met the families after the show, spoke with them and took photographs.
- Social media users praised her for helping without what they described as advance publicity.
Jessica Shy invited families supported by the Rimantas Kaukėnas charity group to her concert in Vilnius’s Vingis Park, where she performed two shows in succession.
The families attended the concert and, after the performance, met the singer. The charity group said she spent time talking with them and taking photographs, giving them a chance to enjoy the music and briefly escape their daily routine.
When Jessica Shy invited the families of our foundation’s heroes to her concert in Vingis Park, we knew a special evening was ahead. And it truly was.
The group praised Shy for creating memorable experiences for the families. Commenters also welcomed the gesture, calling her a wonderful person and saying she did good deeds without promoting them in advance. Others praised both her music and her character.
A wonderful person who does not promote herself, but simply does good deeds and gives her heart. That is why so many Lithuanians love her.
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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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