Name: Art of Sharing
Address: 42 Lublaňská, Praha 2, PR, 120 00, CZ
Telephone: +420 604 189 964

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Art of

The Julius Prague
Senovážné nám. 3, Prague 1
November 4th @ 6PM

The 9th edition ArtOfSharing

Night of Innovation & Tradition

ArtOfSharing brings together culture, business, and philanthropy to celebrate Czech artistry, showcase innovation in support of charitable Cause.

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About the Event!

Organized by Reallocate, the Night of Innovation & Tradition is more than

a charity evening – it is a meeting point of culture, business, and philanthropy. In partnership with the Julius Meinl Fund, and Rotary Prague Golf, the event unites

the heritage of Czech artistry with the forward-looking spirit of innovation.

At its heart, the evening supports progress in children’s psychiatry, a cause that touches thousands of families and future generations in Czechia. By attending,

guests join a

community effort to improve care and create meaningful impact.

The program offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation: crystal

masterpieces continuing the centuries-old glassmaking craft, fine art reflecting cultural heritage, and innovative techniques opening new creative horizons. Art

will also be explored as both an investment instrument and a tool in real estate

and public spaces, demonstrating its power to enrich communities and elevate investments.

Beyond culture, the evening is a platform for networking and community

building. Leaders from business, real estate, philanthropy, and the arts will

gather to exchange ideas, form partnerships, and celebrate the shared belief that

tradition and innovation together can shape a better future.

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Why you are invited?

You are invited because this evening is more than an event—it is an opportunity to support children’s psychiatry in Czechia, a cause that touches thousands of young lives, their families, and future generations.

Key Facts from Czechia:

In 2021, more than 80,000 children and adolescents required psychiatric care, with around 58,000 in outpatient treatment. The most affected group was 11–15 years (21,901 cases), with boys making up 58% of patients.
Over the last decade, the prevalence of psychiatric diagnoses among adolescents in Czechia has increased by 40%.
Between 2007 and 2017, outpatient psychiatric treatment for developmental disorders in children and adolescents grew by 85%.
Up to 40% of ninth-graders in Czechia show signs of moderate to severe depression, and 30% display symptoms of anxiety.

This evening is your chance to make a real difference: by joining us, you help bridge the treatment gap while celebrating Czech creativity, innovation, and generosity.

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