In Lazutina Park, a patriotic event "Tree of Memory" took place.

      On July 9, a patriotic and socially significant event called "Memory Tree" took place in the Larisa Lazutina Park, bringing together entrepreneurs, government representatives, public figures, well-known artists, and residents of the capital.

      The main goal of the project was to preserve the historical memory of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War, strengthen intergenerational ties, and create a memorial alley of decorative Royalty apple trees.

      Each participant in the event planted their own tree and placed a commemorative card with the name of a veteran of the Great Patriotic War or a member of their family. Over time, the cards will be replaced with durable nameplates, ensuring that the memory of the heroes is preserved for many years.

      The event was attended by:

      * Nikita Lobanov — organizer of the event, founder of the bomond magazine;

      * Svetlana Shumilova — former senator of the Russian Federation;

      * Natalia Bochkareva — actress of theater and cinema;

      * Anzhelika Agurbash — honored artist of the Republic of Belarus;

      * SYUZANNA — singer;

      * ÁARPI — singer;

      * Dmitry Miroshnikov — entrepreneur;

      * Vadim Bezdelyev — entrepreneur;

      * Yana Kireeva — development director of the bomond magazine;

      * Olga Arabadji — dentist;

      * Kirill Mamashov — narcologist-psychologist;

      * Olga Melnikova;

      * Oksana Romanenko — producer.

      The event was also supported by the management of Lazutina Park, representatives of the business community, public organizations, and volunteers.

      A distinctive feature of the project was the decorative Royalty apple trees, which bloom every year with bright pink-purple flowers, creating a living memorial alley. The organizers emphasize that this is not just greening the area, but a symbol of continuity between generations and respect for the deeds of our ancestors.

      The project united people from different professions and fields around a common idea — to preserve the memory of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War through real good deeds. The new alley will become a place that children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of the participants can visit, maintaining intergenerational connections and the history of their families.

      During the event, professional photo and video recording was conducted. The materials from the event will be published in the media, social networks of participants and project partners.

      The organizers plan to make "Memory Tree" an annual all-Russian initiative, attracting representatives from business, government bodies, public organizations, cultural figures, and anyone who wants to leave a kind and significant mark behind.

      "Memory Tree" is a living memory that will only grow stronger with each passing year.