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IYDF and Myra Products Bring Warmth and Support to the Children of Madarsa Basharatul Islam

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Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], October 9: In a heartwarming charity event, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) partnered with Myra Products to provide essential supplies and bring joy to the children of Madarsa Basharatul Islam in Ghaziabad. The initiative aimed to support 17 children at the orphanage with food, engaging activities, and heartfelt care. With the generous support of Myra Products, the event not only met the children’s basic needs but also uplifted their spirits through fun and meaningful interactions.

A Selfless Effort from the Organizing Team

The event was organized by Abid Malik of Myra Products, with a dedicated team of volunteers including Arsh Ahmad, Naushad Ahmad, Minhaz Ahmad, Asif Khan, and Kashif Rao. Through their tireless collaboration, the event unfolded smoothly, with volunteers not only delivering essential supplies but also spending quality time with the children, making the afternoon special and memorable.

Diverse Donations to Meet Basic Needs

Myra Products generously donated a wide range of essential supplies to Madarsa Basharatul Islam. The donations included rice, lentils, cooking oil, sugar, rajma, urad dal, flour, bananas, and juice. Additionally, samosas, a favorite treat for the children, were provided, adding a nutritious and delicious element to their day. These contributions ensured that the children’s basic nutritional needs were met while also conveying a message of care and support from the wider community.

Fun-Filled Activities Bring Laughter and Joy

In addition to the donations, the volunteers organized a variety of sports activities such as cricket and badminton, which the children eagerly participated in. With volunteers by their side, the children released their energy and enjoyed the spirit of teamwork and play. The sounds of laughter filled the school grounds, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere. Volunteers actively engaged with the children, encouraging and supporting them throughout the event, making it an experience full of warmth and positivity.

Minhaz Ahmad, the head of the orphanage, expressed his heartfelt gratitude: “IYDF and Myra Products have not only provided essential supplies but have also brought the care and encouragement the children have longed for. We are truly grateful for their efforts and support.”

Volunteers Reflect on the Impact of Their Actions

After the event, Abid Malik shared his thoughts: “This charity event was deeply meaningful for me. The happiness of the children was contagious, and I felt a great sense of fulfillment in being able to help. I am grateful to IYDF for giving us this opportunity to bring a little warmth into their lives.” Other volunteers echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing how the experience had shown them the profound impact of giving back and inspired them to participate in more charitable activities in the future.

Looking Ahead: Continued Commitment to Care

This collaboration between IYDF and Myra Products at Madarsa Basharatul Islam demonstrated the power of practical action to provide essential support and compassionate care for children in need. IYDF remains committed to partnering with more organizations to support vulnerable children and disadvantaged communities. Abid Malik of Myra Products hopes that more people will get involved in charity work, bringing hope and care to children in need.

The event not only provided material assistance to the children but also allowed them to feel the warmth of society’s care. Looking forward, IYDF will continue its efforts to advance charitable initiatives and brighten the lives of more children with hope and support.

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