Marta Nawrocka, the First Lady of Poland, has taken a significant step to support the initiative aimed at helping homeless animals. She joined the charity event 'Paws and Brushes,' which was co-founded by well-known singer Dorota Rabczewska, also known as Doda. As part of her commitment to the cause, Nawrocka donated one of her dresses for the auction, which is a reflection of her compassion and support for animal welfare.

The 'Paws and Brushes' charity auction is set to occur on Tuesday evening at the Warsaw Presidential Hotel and is a collaborative effort between Rabczewska and artist Joanna Sarapata. The event will highlight not only pieces of art from renowned artists but also items donated by public figures. Among these contributions is a black gown designed by Izabela Janachowska, which belonged to Marta Nawrocka. The donation was made personally by Nawrocka to Sarapata during a meeting at the Presidential Palace, showcasing her engagement and initiative in charitable activities.

In a statement shared by the Presidential Chancellery on social media, Nawrocka expressed her heartfelt support for the initiative. Her involvement underscores the role that public figures can play in raising awareness about important social issues such as animal homelessness. The auction itself not only aims to generate funds for aiding animals in need but also serves to inspire others in society to contribute to humanitarian and charitable causes, reinforcing the sense of community and solidarity that is essential in addressing these issues.