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By Aygul Salmanova

On the eve of the New Year, with the holiday season right around the corner peel yourself out of bed and visit one of the capital’s most anticipated and traditional events, the “Cold hands, a warm heart” charity fair.

A festive opening of the traditional charitable fair to run until January 15, 2018 under the leadership of Nargis Fund, was held at the Fountains Square in Baku on the first day of December.

The fair aroused great interest of city residents and foreign guests of the capital, a colorful entertainment program was presented with the participation of groups of children, pop stars, young performers and DJs.

The charity fair "Cold hands, a warm heart” is an event that both adults and children, residents of the capital and visitors from different parts of the world are looking forward to. After the fair gives the New Year mood, it charges with positiveness and joy, creating the feeling of a real fairy tale.

The event has been held for the fifth year already. All the funds collected from the event will be sent to charity. Together with the sponsors of the fair, Nargis Fund will help children in need of treatment and operations, as well as low-income families. Honored guests of the fair will children from orphanages, who are waiting for traditional souvenirs, gifts and the meetings with celebrities and famous artists.

Charity fair is organized in wooden houses on the Fountain Square. You can drink a cup of aromatic coffee, hot chocolate or tea in small cozy cafes, taste fresh sweets and dishes of national cuisine here. Daily show programs, numerous surprises, entertainment for children and adults will create a real New Year atmosphere and help you feel like heroes of a magical winter fairy tale. Here, you can buy gifts for the New Year for your family and give joy to the vast number of children in need.

This year the fair "Cold hands, a warm heart" will prepare for its visitors even more surprises. The gala concerts, pranks, souvenirs, gifts and prizes are waiting for the guests of the fair.

Nargis Fund was created in 2012 by the editor-in-chief of the Nargis magazine Ulviyye Mahmudova. The project aims to continue the traditions of charity in Azerbaijan, and since 2013 it has started active work. It was then that the beginning of a good tradition - the holding of a charity fair "Cold hands, a warm heart" was laid.

Since its foundation, a number of charity projects have been organized; material assistance has been provided to orphanages and elderly homes, low-income families, as well as treatment and operations for children suffering from various diseases.

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