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Vellore (Tamil Nadu) [India], October 18: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in collaboration with Sree Sai Textiles (Laya Fashions), hosted a special charity event at Government Primary School in Vellore. Organized by Mohan, the event brought together six dedicated volunteers–Arunprasath, Ushanandhini, Vijayalakshmi, Keerthika, Nandhakumar, and Ramya–to bring warmth and care to the children. Through the distribution of learning and daily essentials and a series of fun-filled games, the volunteers shared a memorable afternoon with the children.
A Warm and Joyful Afternoon From 3:00 to 4:30 p.m., the volunteers not only distributed supplies but also planned a variety of games, allowing the children to learn and have fun amidst laughter. The donated items included school bags, clothing, exam paper, A4 sheets, pens, pencils, water bottles, pencil cases, colored pencils, juices, snacks, and other stationery. These supplies will help the children meet their daily learning needs more effectively, improving their study conditions.
The event saw active participation from 22 children, who enthusiastically joined in various activities. The volunteers and children played games such as dancing, musical chairs, and “in and out,” filling the air with joy and cheers. The children engaged with excitement, and the carefree atmosphere was contagious, as the volunteers enjoyed every moment of interaction.
Mohan’s Reflections: Beautiful Memories and Pure Joy Reflecting on the event, organizer Mohan shared his emotions: “This has been one of the most beautiful memories of my life. Every moment spent with the children was filled with laughter and fun, and seeing their smiling faces brought me immense satisfaction.” The event was not only a way to help the children but also a journey of personal growth and inspiration for him.
The volunteers also shared their thoughts, saying that the event gave them a deeper understanding of the value of helping others and made them appreciate what they have even more. They remarked, “The children’s smiles were the best reward we could ask for, and we are glad to have brought them joy and support.” The simplicity and sincerity of these feelings made the event all the more meaningful.
IYDF: Promoting Youth Welfare and Inspiring Hope for the Future The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) is committed to advancing the well-being of young people worldwide, providing educational and daily support to those in need. Through this event, IYDF, in partnership with Sree Sai Textiles, brought the children not only material aid but also a sense of care from the community, sparking their interest in learning. IYDF emphasized that this is just one of many charitable initiatives, and they will continue working to support more young people through similar activities.
Saraswathi, the head of the beneficiary institution (AHM), expressed her gratitude to IYDF and Sree Sai Textiles, noting that the donated supplies would greatly enhance the students’ learning conditions. She added, “These materials not only meet the children’s practical needs but also plant a seed of hope for the future in their hearts.”
A Promise to Bring Change to More Children IYDF and Sree Sai Textiles plan to continue their collaboration to provide warmth and assistance to more children in need. They believe that every child deserves a joyful and hopeful childhood and aim to inspire more businesses and individuals to join in charitable efforts, contributing to positive societal change.
The volunteers noted that they gained more than just the children’s laughter from this event–they also experienced the joy and fulfillment that comes from helping others. IYDF remains committed to launching more charitable projects to help young people worldwide achieve their dreams and goals. This event was not merely a distribution of supplies but a journey of sharing love, igniting a torch of hope in the children’s hearts.
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