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Help Narva Orphanage going to a party!
Enjoy a line dance night by providing a new child cloth . By Giovanni Angioni.
di Staff
During hard times like these ones, helping people in need should become an imperative for all the more fortunate people and, to foster this idea, the Spanish – Estonian Chamber of Commerce in Tallinn organized an important charity event on 5 November.
With the purpose of helping the Narva orphanage and the 35 children currently living in the structure, Tallink Cellar Night Clubwill open its doors at 19 to a “country party” animated by Kaie Seger, the teacher of line dance who has made the longest line dance in the world.
The event will be a great occasion for networking, dance and give an important contribution to some children often forgotten by Estonian public opinion. Seen the need of the children from Narva orphanage, the entry fee will be a new child cloth.
As the situation in the orphanage is far from being ideal, the Chamber of Commerce decided for this unusual but terribly useful “buy-in” in order to guarantee a concrete help to the children and, at the same time, show everyone how even the most basic goods are still needed at the end of 2009.
For all those people who will claim not to have enough time for buying a cloth for kids aged between 1 and 14, it will be possible to buy a ticket at the door for 200 EEK (approximately 13 €).
For more info about the event and the registration, click here.
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