Liberland Aid Foundation Brings Clean Drinking Water and Music to Children in Apatin
As part of Children's Week 2026, the Liberland Aid Foundation donated a water purification system to a local preschool and treated some 150 children to a concert by popular Serbian entertainer Bane and his Flying Guitar. The initiative was funded entirely through private donations.
Liberland Aid Foundation celebrates Children's Week 2026
The Liberland Aid Foundation marked Children's Week (Dečija nedelja) 2026 with a special event for children in the Apatin area, combining an afternoon of music and entertainment with a practical contribution to their well-being.
The Foundation donated a Voden water purification system to Little Bee School, a local preschool and kindergarten, to help provide children and staff with access to clean drinking water.
The occasion also brought together approximately 150 children for a lively performance by Bane and his Flying Guitar, a popular Serbian children's entertainer.
Liberland Aid Foundation board member Thomas Walls attended the event, introducing his friend Bane and greeting the children, teachers and local residents who had gathered for the performance.
The young audience enthusiastically joined in, singing along to nearly every song. Bane kept the children laughing with his jokes and playful exchanges, and invited several of them to take part in a friendly singing competition, giving them a chance to perform alongside him. Kids who participated in the competition also received LCD tablets donated by PulseChain (HEX).
Bane is a familiar face to young audiences across Serbia through his television program and frequent live appearances. He is also known to wider audiences for his energetic rock performances.
Staff from Liberland's Ark Village, located near Apatin, helped coordinate the event with the participating schools and provided sound equipment for the concert.
“This initiative reflects the Liberland Aid Foundation’s commitment to supporting our local community by helping schools provide clean drinking water for children,” said Thomas Walls. “And this is just the beginning. We’re looking at other schools in the area where we can make a similar contribution. Through these efforts, we want our neighbors to know that we care about their well-being and are committed to making a positive difference.”
Walls and other volunteers recently participated in a local cleanup initiative that resulted in over 50 bags of trash being collected from the roads and shoreline around the Apatin Marina.
About the Liberland Aid Foundation
The Liberland Aid Foundation is a US-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving as the humanitarian arm of the Liberland community. Supported entirely by private donations, without government funding, the Foundation has undertaken humanitarian projects in Serbia, Croatia, El Salvador, Brazil, Haiti and other countries.
Its work is guided by the principles of freedom, voluntarism and charity. Through practical assistance and cooperation with local communities, the Foundation seeks to demonstrate that compassion, generosity and respect for others are central to Liberland's values and its vision for the future.
You can also work with us to sponsor specific projects. Get involved, support our work or suggest new projects here: Liberland Aid Foundation or by sending an email to: info (at) liberlandaidfoundation.org.