🎾 Join us for a charity padel evening in Vienna! 🎾
On November 16, a Charity Padel Match will take place between the Ukrainian team and the Austrian team.
🔥 Bogdan Levchuk -
Danyil Yevdokimov 🔥 against
💥 Christoph Krenn -
Moritz Eiersebner 💥
This match will bring together some of the strongest players from both teams with the goal of popularizing padel among Ukrainians in Vienna and Europe, attracting new players, and organizing a charity fundraiser to support Ukraine!
We invite everyone interested in discovering the trendiest sport, as well as members of the padel community, friends, experienced players, and beginners, everyone who loves sports and is curious about something new!
Exciting activities await you.
Event Goal: To raise support for the most vulnerable segments of Ukrainians! Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, support for orphanages has significantly decreased, while their needs continue to grow.
What to expect:
1. An exciting match – a face-off between the national teams of Ukraine and Austria. Cheer for our athletes in this important game!
2. Charity auction – an opportunity to make a difference by purchasing unique items.
3. Live music and performances – an atmospheric show to lift your spirits.
4. Champagne and refreshments – enjoy the festive atmosphere after the game.
5. A chance to play padel – anyone interested can try their hand at padel and experience the energy of the sport.
6. Great atmosphere and new connections – come with friends and enjoy an evening surrounded by like-minded people.
All proceeds from ticket sales and the auction will go to support children with cerebral palsy.
On the day of the event, Alexander Petrochenko will be available as your coach for free training, offering tips and tricks. If you would like to join the event, please sign up. It is necessary for us to know the number of participants we can expect.
🎾 Come and immerse yourself in an evening of Ukrainian padel! 💪🏻
📍 For more information, please contact the organizer at +43 660 1176781. Padeldome Erdberg is the venue, not the organizer.