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Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], July 29: Today, the socially conscious Indian enterprise Suggi Electricals held a touching humanitarian aid event in an underprivileged community in Greater Noida. This event not only showcased the company’s sense of social responsibility but also received substantial support from the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), ensuring its success.
The event was meticulously organized by Jaideep Singh, with IYDF providing valuable resources and support to ensure smooth execution. The volunteer team, including Rahul, Hariom, and Dharmendra, actively participated in distributing essential supplies to the impoverished children of the community. These supplies included 150 bags of chips, 150 samosas, 150 packs of biscuits, 100 books, 100 stationery sets (rulers, pencils, erasers, sharpeners), 150 packs of Kurkure snacks, and 150 packs of small cookies.
A representative from IYDF stated that supporting such humanitarian aid events is a crucial part of their mission, aiming to improve the living conditions of underprivileged children through global collaboration and resource integration. This event not only provided substantial help to the children but also conveyed hope and care, demonstrating the power of international humanitarian organizations and local businesses in addressing social challenges.
The owner of Suggi Electricals expressed his honor in collaborating with IYDF to promote social welfare. He hopes that such activities will not only enhance the well-being of the community but also inspire more businesses and individuals to join the effort to help underprivileged children.
The event began promptly at 1 PM, with enthusiastic participation from community residents and volunteers. The atmosphere was warm and filled with hope. This event undoubtedly brought care and warmth to the underprivileged children of Greater Noida and infused new hope into their future.
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