The spirit of Beauty with a Purpose was embodied in Poland as Maja Klajda, Miss World 2nd Runner-up and Miss World Europe, and Maja Todd, the reigning Miss World Poland, joined the Grand Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity (WOŚP) 2026, one of the largest charitable initiatives in the world.

Despite freezing winter temperatures, the coldest Sunday of the year turned into a nationwide celebration of solidarity. Representing the Miss Polonia Foundation, the two titleholders actively participated in fundraising efforts that brought warmth, hope, and support to communities across the country.

The day began with a special appearance at the main WOŚP studio in Warsaw, where Maja Klajda and Maja Todd shared their humanitarian mission live on air with millions of viewers. Their presence highlighted Poland’s long-standing tradition of national and international titleholders engaging in meaningful charitable and social initiatives.

Beyond television appearances, their involvement extended to the streets. Armed with WOŚP’s red heart stickers and donation boxes, the queens joined volunteers in Warsaw and Łódź, meeting donors and encouraging contributions in support of children and senior citizens in need. 

To further amplify their impact, the Miss Polonia Foundation launched several high-profile charity auctions. Among the most sought-after items are an exclusive private musical recital by Maja Todd and unique jewelry pieces inspired by the legendary Miss Polonia amber crown. All proceeds from the auctions will be directed toward the purchase of medical equipment for Polish hospitals.

The Miss Polonia Foundation expressed heartfelt gratitude to the public, emphasizing that the day was filled with kindness, generosity, and open hearts.

The fundraising mission continues, with auctions still open to the public. Supporters can take part and contribute directly to this important cause through the official WOŚP auction platform.

The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity famously plays “until the end of the world and one day longer,” and with ambassadors like Maja Klajda and Maja Todd, the rhythm of giving in Poland continues stronger than ever.

Photos by Paweł Wądołowski