Fairfield by Marriott Kathmandu celebrates spirit of Christmas; donates computers to blind school

KATHMANDU: Fairfield by Marriott Kathmandu, in collaboration with Artbeat, celebrated the spirit of Christmas in a heartwarming event. Children from Artbeat joined the Fairfield family to paint the hotel’s windows with festive designs and decorate the Christmas tree. The event, themed 'Invisible Gifts, Visible Impact', held on November 30 highlighted the intangible gifts of kindness, connection, and shared experiences.

As part of this initiative, Fairfield by Marriott Kathmandu donated computers to a blind school, reinforcing its commitment to accessible and impactful education. This gesture underscores the hotel's belief that the true essence of Christmas lies in empowering communities and creating meaningful opportunities for growth.

"At Fairfield, we believe in giving back to our community in ways that create lasting change," said Neeraj Lumb, Hotel Manager at Fairfield by Marriott Kathmandu, Thamel. "Through 'Invisible Gifts, Visible Impact', we aim to emphasise the importance of compassion, education, and shared experiences that make the season truly magical," he added.

The event featured a collaborative art session where the children, guided by the Artbeat team, painted vibrant Christmas-themed designs on the hotel’s windows. The activity demonstrated the power of art in building connections and fostering inclusion. The celebration culminated with the lighting of the Christmas tree, symbolising hope, joy, and togetherness.

Fairfield by Marriott’s collaboration with Artbeat exemplifies the hotel’s dedication to sustainability, education, and community care. The donation of computers marks a significant step towards empowering these children with tools for learning and growth, extending the impact of this initiative beyond the festive season.

Fairfield by Marriott Kathmandu invites everyone to celebrate the true spirit of Christmas—a season of giving, sharing, and creating cherished memories that last a lifetime.