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IYDF and Bhanu Traders Host Charity Event at Public School in Uttar Pradesh, Bringing Care and Support to Children

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Unnao (Uttar Pradesh) [India], October 16: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in collaboration with local business Bhanu Traders Company, organized a charity event at M.R.U Public School in Unnao. Led by Harsh Singh, the event brought learning and recreational materials to 57 children, while interactive activities provided fun and engagement. This event not only offered practical assistance to the children but also delivered a message of care and encouragement to help them grow.

Educational and Recreational Supplies for the Children

On the day of the event, volunteers provided a range of learning and recreational materials, including notebooks, drawing books, colored pens, geometry sets, pencils, cricket sets, darts, footballs, and snacks such as chips, biscuits, fruit, chocolate, and juice. These supplies were designed to support both the educational and recreational development of the children, ensuring that they felt the care and attention of the community. Chandani Singh, the head of the school, expressed heartfelt gratitude to IYDF and Harsh Singh for their contributions.

Event Highlights: Balancing Learning and Fun

Volunteers actively participated with the children in various activities, including drawing, reading, and games. These activities aimed to help the children discover their talents and interests while fostering a positive learning environment. The volunteers shared their joy: “Being part of these activities and seeing the children’s smiling faces brings us immense happiness.”

Volunteer Reflections: The Warmth of Care

Following the event, volunteers expressed how they felt enriched and fulfilled by the experience of providing care and support to the children. One of the volunteers shared: “We truly enjoyed the day. Seeing the children so happy made all our efforts worthwhile. We hope to continue helping more children in the future and bringing even more care to them.”

The volunteer team, which included Raja Singh, Harsh Singh, Bhanu Singh, Aaditya Singh, Saurabh Rawat, and Ranu Singh, spent quality time with the children, providing them with educational and recreational resources. Their dedication and involvement created a fun and meaningful experience for everyone involved.

Looking Ahead: Commitment to Social Welfare

IYDF and Bhanu Traders have expressed their continued commitment to supporting more children in need through similar charitable initiatives. They plan to organize more events in various communities and schools, offering children improved learning environments and growth opportunities. Harsh Singh remarked: “We will continue to focus on helping disadvantaged children, ensuring they not only receive essential supplies but also feel the care and support of society. We are determined to brighten their futures.”

This event highlighted the dedication of both IYDF and Bhanu Traders to fulfilling their social responsibilities. Through engaging activities and material donations, they are helping to build a better future for the children of Unnao. Looking forward, IYDF and Bhanu Traders will continue to work together to bring warmth and hope to more children in need, supporting their growth in a loving and caring environment.

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