Future Foundation presents: Christmas Serpentine for kids & adults.

At the end of each year, the Nyvotrudivka rural community hosts various events dedicated to the Christmas and New Year holidays. Traditionally, these festivities take place with the support of Sergiy Kasianov, Chairman of the Board of Directors at KSG Agro, and his "Future" Charity Foundation. This year was no exception.

 

One of the most vibrant highlights for the Nyvotrudivka community on the eve of Christmas was the "Christmas Serpentine" theatrical performance. On December 24, dozens of community residents gathered at the "Yunist" local community center to witness the spectacular show.

 

Preparations for the celebration began well in advance. Local artisans dedicated significant time and skill to crafting a large, elaborately decorated Didukh. This traditional Ukrainian Christmas symbol reached a height of 1.5 meters.

 

The holiday program was rich and diverse, featuring performances by local children's groups who showcased their immense talent and imagination. In a festive atmosphere, children danced, joined in joyful round dances, and filled the air with bright songs, ringing laughter, and heartfelt holiday greetings.

 

Of course, no New Year celebration is complete without Santa Claus. This year, he visited the children of Nyvotrudivka accompanied by a grand company of fairytale characters, including the Grinch, Bunnies, Elves, and others. Together with his helpers, Santa invited the little ones to participate in magical competitive adventures. Every child received sweet holiday gifts.

 

"We are delighted to congratulate the Nyvotrudivka community on the Christmas and New Year holidays," commented Sergiy Kasianov, founder of the "Future" Charity Foundation. "Our foundation will continue to do everything possible to support talented children and youth. This is crucial during the war. We do this for the future of the community and all of Ukraine. 'Christmas Serpentine' is a symbol that even in difficult conditions, Ukrainians do not lose heart; they demonstrate a great potential for creativity, development, and mutual support."