Singer To My organizes a music night, auctions off costumes to help people in flood-affected areas

To My said the idea of ​​organizing the music night came from her and her colleagues' desire to contribute to supporting people in the North who are affected by storms and floods.

To My said that, born in the Central region, she understands the losses caused by natural disasters. The singer confided: "I always believe that music has the power to connect and spread love. Through this concert, I hope to arouse the spirit of solidarity and sharing in the community, thereby helping people facing difficulties after the recent storm and flood."

Singers To My and Giang Hong Ngoc at the music night (Photo: Organizing Committee).

The music night featured To My and 7 guest artists including MC Nguyen Khang, actor Minh Luan, singer Giang Hong Ngoc, singer Phuong Vu...

Singer To Ny - To My's younger sister - could not participate due to health reasons. However, To Ny still showed her support by auctioning items worth 70 million VND.

There were 5 items auctioned, in which the red ao dai that To My wore in the Solo with Bolero contest 9 years ago was bought by an audience from Can Tho for 200 million VND.

To My said: "This ao dai has a special meaning to me, because it is not only a souvenir marking a turning point in my music career but also part of my journey from a law graduate to an artist.

The fierce bidding during the auction showed the special affection that the audience had for this shirt and that was what moved me so much."

Singer To My auctions her painting (Photo: Organizing Committee).

The second item to be auctioned was the dress To My wore on the show. Initially, the dress was not on the auction list, but an audience member from Hanoi called the show directly and offered to buy it for 100 million VND. This surprised To My. Afterwards, she immediately changed into another outfit to sell the dress she was wearing.

The event ended with a total of 700 million VND raised. To My said all the support from the audience and the auction money for the items were summed up immediately after the event and transferred directly to the account of the Fatherland Front Committee to ensure transparency and clarity.

The female singer said she was extremely surprised because she did not think that so many audiences would love and support the concert.

Previously, To My had donated 100 million VND as an individual to the Vietnam Fatherland Front. During the concert last night, she and her company continued to contribute another 100 million VND.

"I know that the above number is nothing compared to the losses that people in the North have had to endure, but I hope that it can share some of my heart and help families facing difficulties during this period," the singer shared.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/ca-si-to-my-to-chuc-dem-nhac-mang-trang-phuc-dau-gia-giup-ba-con-vung-lu-20240924214258767.htm