Colliers International, a leading consulting company on the commercial real estate market, has established the Virtuosa Foundation, whose goal, in the first stage of operation, is to modernize the space in children's hospitals, ensuring the psychological comfort of young patients. Patrycja Piekutowska, Ph.D., an outstanding violinist-soloist and philanthropist has been appointed the President of the foundation. For several years she has been creating charity projects for children's hospitals.

“The Virtuosa Foundation will carry out projects closest to my heart, i.e. combining the virtuosity of excellent architects, designers, classical music stars with good-hearted people from the business world. The aesthetics and standard of interiors for children and adolescents have a huge impact on their psychological comfort, and the changes we will make together will remain for decades. I believe that in the Polish business world there is no shortage of professionally fulfilled people with a broad perspective and open to the needs of others, whose goodness will change the world of many children,” Patrycja Piekutowska, President of the Virtuosa Foundation, said.

The idea of the Virtuosa Foundation and the main aim of its president - Patrycja Piekutowska, is to establish cooperation with people from the business world and companies that wish to have a real impact on improving the environment in which children function. Due to Patrycja Piekutowska's extensive experience in the modernization of space in children's hospitals, Virtuosa will primarily focus on projects in this area. The foundation's activities will cover Warsaw, including the Children's Memorial Health Institute (the largest and most modern specialist pediatric hospital in Poland), as well as regional cities in Poland.

(WBJ)