In honor of the outstanding theatre director Oļģerts Kroders, an art object “Kroder’s apple tree” created by artists Aivars Vilipsōns and Ivars Miķelsons has been installed near the Valmiera Theater.
In the service at Riga St. Jacob's Cathedral, for philanthropist Boris Teterev, many people remembered his public and charitable deeds in Latvia and abroad.
In the 2019 project competition, 12 non-profit organizations received support. They carried out projects in their regions, involving local people in farming, thus improving their living conditions.
In season 2018/2019, the broadcast and theatrical play cycle "Teātris.zip" has witnessed a significant event - the 135th theatrical play has been recorded.
On 29 November 2018, Latvian Academy of Sciences Grand Medal and the Foundation's prize of EUR 10'000 each received Dr.habil.med Vija Zaiga Kluša and Dr.habil.iur. Kalvis Torgāns.
Before Easter 2018, the craftsmen shop has prepared a special offer. Visit the shop, so as to find all the necessary gifts there.
From 24 February to 8 April 2018, the exhibition of Aleksejs Naumovs "Never-ending Landscape" was on view in the Latvian National Museum of Art. It became the most comprehensive retrospective of the works of Aleksejs Naumovs.
Mikhail Chekhov Riga Russian Theatre created the play "The Keys to Magic". It is dedicated to the centenary of the Latvian State, and became already 10th play of the Theatre supported by the Foundation.
In a cycle of 5 lectures “From a Dove of Peace to a Sea Monster” art historian Helēna Demakova examines the history of Western contemporary art in the 20th century and recent and current developments within this field in the 21st century.
The project for enriching the collection of the National Library with high quality books, catalogues and films about art is fulfilled. The collection was augmented with 570 art publications and 235 documentary films.
The contemporary art exhibition “With Seven-league Boots. Stop – Finland. Works from the Kiasma Collection” was on view at the Art Museum "Riga Bourse" in Riga from 25 November 2017 to 7 January 2018.
On 23 November 2017, the Latvian Academy of Sciences highest award - the Grand Medal - was received by academicians Jānis Visvaldis Bārzdiņš and Baiba Rivža.
The programme "Put industrious hands to work" gives people with special needs a job creating handmade or crafts products, as well as opportunity to participate in a charity.
In November 2017, more than 1000 seniors during the week of National celebrations, received festive packages prepared by Latvian commity foundations. These contain greeting and products for their festive table.
The philanthropists made the decision to award A.Kivlenieks for his outstanding work over many years, honestly and professionally serving the community of senior citizens in the District of Talsi, Kurzeme and Latvia.
