Katerina Shpitsa Joins Life as a Miracle Charity Event at Monkey Club
Around the charity arm of the Life as a Miracle foundation, actress Katerina Shpitsa joined forces with event organizers Eva Alimova and Anastasia Ryboltover to support a meaningful cause. The foundation’s press service shared the details with socialbites.ca, confirming the collaboration and the spirit of generosity that framed the evening.
The venue for the event was Monkey Club, and the gathering took place on Tuesday, December 19, in a cozy apartment-style setting. The attendees included the foundation’s trustees, Alina Kovaleva and Yulianna Viner, who helped oversee the evening’s program. The host for the night was Denis Kosyakov, whose involvement added a polished rhythm to the charitable program. For the occasion, Shpitsa chose a striking red mini dress complemented by bold, oversized earrings and hair styled with light curls, finished with glittering evening makeup. The ensemble highlighted the star’s poised presence while aligning with the festive mood of the fundraiser.
Among the guests who contributed to the night’s energy were Leon Kemstach and Abraham Russo, Charlie Armstrong, Igor Zhizhikin, Dmitry Kravchenko, Anastasia Krylova, Nodar Reviya, Samoel, Lirida, and several other supporters. Their attendance underscored a shared commitment to the foundation’s mission and the charitable aims the event sought to advance. The evening’s atmosphere blended social connection with a broader purpose, creating a space where attendees could enjoy themselves while supporting important welfare initiatives.
A standout moment of the night was the charity auction, which drew lively participation from guests. Auction offerings included a custom-made dress by Galina Podzolko, a celebratory video featuring the lead actor from the acclaimed series The Boy’s Word, directed by Zhora Kryzhovnikov, and a hockey sweater personally signed by the esteemed sports figure Leon Kemstach, Honored Master of Sports in Hockey Alexey Yashin. The catalog also featured a white pearl choker adorned with green crystals from Gregory Emvy, a painting by artist Anna Kass, and a selection of additional items that heightened the fundraising impact. The variety and value of the lots contributed to a dynamic fundraising dynamic, encouraging generous bids and spirited bidding wars alike, all in support of the foundation’s charitable goals.
In addition to discussing the evening’s activities, Katerina Shpitsa previously touched on a personal reflection, noting that it involved a disagreement with a woman at an airport table. The remark hints at the actor’s candid approach to public life, a sense of honesty that resonates with audiences and event participants who value authenticity in charitable work.