Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra, the winner of the Eurovision 2022 song contest, is auctioning off its glass microphone trophy and is raffling off the lead singer's signature pink bucket hat to raise money for the Ukrainian army. The charity auction and lottery draw titled "#StefaniaForUkraine — Auction for Ukraine's Victory" has begun today and you can take part in any of both of the charity events. It is the world's first auction with the Eurovision winner's cup.
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Raffling off the pink bucket hat
The pink bucket hat in which Oleh Psiuk performed at Eurovision 2022 in Turin, Italy, will be given away to one of the participants of the event who will donate €5 or more to the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation via Monobank. The more donations, the better chance of winning. Later Monobank will randomly choose a winner among all the benefactors.

Auctioning off the Eurovision 2022 glass microphone trophy
The bids to win the Eurovision 2022 winner's trophy can be placed on MetaHistory. The iconic glass mic will be awarded to the auction participant who makes the largest total contribution in regular currency and cryptocurrency to the Serhiy Prytula Foundation.
"We plan to put our statuette up for auction and donate all the money to a charity fund that helps the Armed Forces and Ukraine. We are still to select one. See, many people are already donating from abroad, and perhaps many more would like to donate. And this, in our opinion, will be the thing that motivates them. We think it will be beneficial for Ukraine," he said.

"The symbols of Kalush Orchestra's Eurovision victory will now help Ukraine win the Russia-Ukraine war," wrote the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation.
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