Krzysztof Zalewski, Matylda Damięcka, Paulina Przybysz, and others. Polish artists will perform for the Gaza Strip.

Polish artists will participate in the unique event "Concert for Gaza. Sending You Light," which aims to support the fundraising efforts of Doctors Without Borders in the Gaza Strip. Who will perform?

On Sunday, October 5, 2025, at 7:00 PM, a special charity concert will be held at the Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio of Polish Radio in Warsaw . The event aims to raise awareness for the fundraising efforts of Doctors Without Borders in the Gaza Strip and the region, which will be fully funded by ticket revenue.

The concert, directed by Michał Zadara, will be hosted by Katarzyna Kasia and Mateusz Janicki . The following performers will take the stage: Matylda Damięcka and Radek Łukasiewicz , Wiktor Dyduła , Ewelina Flinta , Natalia Grosiak , Anna Karwan , Gaba Kulka , Julia Kamińska , Natan Kryszk , Kwiat Jabłoni , Yara al Nimer , Tomasz Organek , Paulina Przybysz , Natalia Sikora , Natalia Szroeder , Barbara Wrońska , and Krzysztof Zalewski .

Paulina Przybysz will be one of the stars of the Concert for Gaza. Photo: Press materials / Paulina Przybysz / Marta Surovy

They will be accompanied by the Warsaw Intergenerational Ensemble . In addition to music, we will hear testimonies from Doctors Without Borders staff and works by Palestinian poets.

The event is an expression of solidarity with the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip , who have been experiencing unimaginable suffering for almost two years. Its goal is to publicize the fundraising campaign for Doctors Without Borders' work in the region and raise funds to continue providing life-saving medical assistance. All funds raised, along with ticket revenue, will go entirely to the organization's medical and humanitarian efforts in the Gaza Strip . Donations can be made on the fundraising page on Pomagam.pl , and each donation translates into real aid on the ground, delivered with respect for the humanitarian values ​​of neutrality, independence, and impartiality.

Poster promoting the Concert for Gaza. Sending You Light. Photo: Press materials / Doctors Without Borders

Doctors Without Borders staff in the Gaza Strip report that Israeli actions are destroying the infrastructure essential to survival . Nowhere is safe, the healthcare system is on the brink, and hunger has become a deliberate policy tool. The organization warns that genocide is taking place in the Gaza Strip.

Despite extreme restrictions on the provision of medical assistance, from October 2023 to August 2025, Doctors Without Borders teams provided 1,158,908 outpatient consultations, attended 15,404 deliveries, and performed 27,365 surgical procedures.

The concert's title refers to the song "Sending You Light" by Melanie DeMore , an outstanding vocalist and activist. It is a song of care and support for a suffering neighbor, bringing a light of hope and solace to those surrounded by darkness.