PNN
New Delhi [India], September 27: Recently, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in partnership with Digital Omnicon, organised a heartwarming charity event at Green Garden Public School in Bhawanipur, Uttar Pradesh. The event provided much-needed material support to 65 underprivileged children and offered them an unforgettable day filled with joy and care. Starting early at 7 AM and continuing until 1:30 PM, the children experienced a day of fun and nurturing, surrounded by dedicated volunteers.
Material Aid Supporting Growth
During the event, IYDF and Digital Omnicon donated a range of essential items, including lunchboxes, pencil cases, badminton sets, basketballs, stationery such as pencils, erasers, rulers, and other school supplies. The children also received snacks like chips, cold drinks, and water bottles, ensuring both their educational needs and daily essentials were met. These thoughtful donations provided the children with a sense of support from the community, encouraging them to feel hopeful and empowered despite challenging circumstances.
Anuj Kumar Sharma, head of Green Garden Public School, expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the generosity, noting that the children not only benefited from the material support but also developed greater confidence and a stronger sense of belonging through their participation in the event’s activities.
Joyful Activities Bring Smiles to the Children
In addition to receiving gifts, the children actively participated in a variety of engaging activities, including running races, art competitions, dance performances, and friendly badminton matches. Throughout the event, 20 committed volunteers–such as Falak Naaz, Akanksha, Mohd Sadiq, Gulesaman, Aarooba Qureshi, Moin Ahmad, and others–stayed with the children, leading them in games and offering encouragement. The strong bonds formed between the children and volunteers reflected the power of shared moments and joyful engagement.
These volunteers used their time and energy to not only ensure the children enjoyed themselves but also helped them develop teamwork skills and express their creativity in a positive, nurturing environment.
A Corporate Commitment to Social Responsibility
This event was made possible through the generous contributions and active participation of Digital Omnicon. The company’s involvement in organising and supporting the event highlighted its dedication to social responsibility, especially in addressing the needs of disadvantaged children. The leadership of Digital Omnicon believes in empowering children through education and development, and they hope that through events like this, they can instill hope and confidence in the children’s future.
Event organiser Mohammad Touseef shared his thoughts, reflecting on the joy of seeing the children smile: “Organising events like this is incredibly fulfilling. Knowing that our efforts brought happiness to these children is a satisfaction that words cannot fully describe. This event’s success was made possible by the collaboration between IYDF and Digital Omnicon. The children’s smiles are the greatest reward for all our hard work.”
A Future of Hope
Through this charity event, IYDF once again reaffirmed its commitment to supporting vulnerable children and disadvantaged groups. Looking ahead, IYDF plans to partner with more socially conscious businesses and individuals, expanding its efforts to bring care and support to children in need.
This event provided not only material aid to the children of Green Garden Public School but also the emotional support and encouragement needed to help them thrive. The volunteers’ care and the company’s dedication allowed these children to experience both joy and a renewed sense of confidence, inspiring them as they continue their journey through education and life.
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