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IYDF and DF Enterprises: Spreading Warmth and Hope to Children in Need

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Mohali (Punjab) [India], September 12: In a heartfelt charity event organised by the International Youth Development Fund (IYDF) and DF Enterprises, the Gur Aasra Trust became the centre of a day filled with care and compassion. The event aimed to provide essential supplies to underprivileged children while engaging them in interactive activities, bringing the warmth of the community to those in need.

Joining Forces to Support Vulnerable Children

The event was organised by Harjinder Pal Singh of DF Enterprises, leading a team of five dedicated volunteers: Parwinder Kaur, Harvinder Singh, Garima, Jaynam, and Robin Singh. Together, they offered material aid and facilitated interactive activities for 20 children at the Gur Aasra Trust in Mohali, Punjab, with the full support of the trust’s head, Kulbir Kaur Dhami.

Donations: Offering Warmth and Health

The volunteers donated essential supplies, including mustard oil, hair oil, Vaseline, Nyle shampoo, Colgate toothpaste, and Dove soap. These items not only improved the children’s daily living conditions but also promoted personal hygiene, encouraging healthier lifestyles. Each donation was thoughtfully prepared, with love and care infused into every detail, ensuring that the children felt the support and warmth from the community.

Art Competition: Unleashing Creativity and Joy

In addition to the donations, a painting competition was held on-site, where the children eagerly participated. The activity provided a platform for them to express their creativity and imagination, while the volunteers interacted with the children, offering encouragement and guidance. The lively atmosphere was filled with laughter and excitement as the children embraced the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents.

Through this fun and educational experience, the children not only enjoyed themselves but also learned valuable lessons in teamwork and self-expression. The competition brought joy and inspiration, making it a memorable morning for all involved.

Reflections from the Volunteers: Sharing Precious Moments with the Children

After the event, Harjinder Pal Singh shared his excitement, saying, “It was truly moving to interact with these children. Their innocence and enthusiasm for the painting competition were remarkable. The joy they experienced throughout the event made all our efforts worthwhile.”

The other volunteers echoed his sentiments, expressing how fulfilled they felt seeing the children’s happiness and engagement. The time spent with the children strengthened the volunteers’ sense of responsibility and deepened their commitment to continuing their involvement in charitable work.

Looking Ahead: Ongoing Care and Support

Both IYDF and DF Enterprises reaffirmed their commitment to supporting organisations like Gur Aasra Trust, vowing to continue hosting similar events to improve the living conditions of underprivileged children and provide them with the care and support they deserve. This event was more than a donation; it was an exchange of love and understanding that left the children feeling the warmth and hope from the wider community.

The children’s smiles and the volunteers’ dedication highlighted the power of compassion. Moving forward, IYDF and DF Enterprises will continue to join forces, bringing warmth and care to more children in need, helping them grow up healthy and happy.

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