Philip Nai & Friends has partnered with the La Traditional Council to host the seventh edition of its annual Christmas Charity Outreach for underprivileged children on Thursday, 24 December 2026.

The event will take place at the La Traditional Council premises from 9:00 am as part of the initiative’s commitment to spreading love, hope and joy among children during the Christmas season.

The partnership has received the endorsement of the La Traditional Council, which has expressed excitement about working with the initiative.

“We are excited about this partnership with Philip Nai & Friends to bring smiles, joy and hope to underprivileged children in La this Christmas. We believe every child deserves to feel loved, valued and celebrated, regardless of their circumstances. This initiative reflects the spirit of community, compassion and togetherness that we cherish. We are delighted to be part of an effort that goes beyond celebration to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our children.”

This year’s celebration will feature several activities, including free health screenings, face painting, dancing competitions, a bouncy castle, health talks and inspiring sessions with well-known personalities.

The children will also enjoy food, drinks and gifts as part of the celebration.

Over the years, Philip Nai & Friends has used the Christmas season as an opportunity to give back to society and create memorable experiences for children who may otherwise have limited opportunities to enjoy the festivities.

The initiative is calling on individuals, corporate organisations and well-meaning members of the public to support this year’s outreach through donations, volunteering and other forms of assistance.

Those interested in supporting the initiative can contact the organisers on 0244 735 451.

The seventh edition is supported by Joy FM, Sonotech Medical and Diagnostic Centre, Gigi’s Kitchen, Women of Valour, Remedy Hearts Foundation, The Brands People Limited and TW Radio.

Philip Nai & Friends continues to champion a simple but powerful message: Sharing. Giving. Inspiring.

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