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IYDF and Suggi Electricals Light Up the Lives of Underprivileged Children

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New Delhi [India], September 27: On 23 September 2024, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in partnership with Suggi Electricals, organised a heartfelt charity event at Diksha School in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The event aimed to support underprivileged children by providing essential supplies and offering them a day filled with fun games and a drawing competition. This initiative highlighted the importance of social care for disadvantaged communities while showcasing the spirit of volunteerism and corporate social responsibility.

A Collective Effort to Spread Love and Kindness

The event was organised by Jaideep Singh of IYDF, with the support of Suggi Electricals and a group of dedicated volunteers. The volunteers included Uma Pal, Rahul Singh, Hari Om, Shalini, Aditya Bhargava, Bhupender Singh, Dharmendra Pandya, Pushpa Singh, Khanaiya Kumar, Alka Kumari, Alka Hardyal, Khushboo Tiwari, Uday Garg, Vijay Kumar, Gaurav, and Kshitiz Shrivastav. Together, they worked tirelessly to prepare a range of supplies and engage the children in enjoyable activities that made their day brighter.

Suggi Electricals played a key role in ensuring the event’s success, providing financial support and logistical aid. Diksha School, the recipient of this charity, is dedicated to offering educational resources to children from low-income families who otherwise lack access to formal education. The school’s principal, Urmila, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to IYDF and Suggi Electricals, noting that these donations and activities are invaluable to the children, offering them not just physical support but also emotional care from the wider community.

Meaningful Donations to Support Children’s Growth

The supplies donated during the event included food, pencil cases, lunchboxes, notebooks, cakes, chips, and small prizes. These items were important for both the children’s education and their daily lives. Stationery items such as pencil cases and notebooks will help the children better focus on their studies, while the food and lunchboxes provided much-needed nutrition. The children were particularly delighted with the cakes and chips, small treats that brought extra joy to their day.

In addition to the material donations, the day was packed with activities, including a drawing competition and a fun game called “Circle In, Circle Out.” The volunteers joined the children in these activities, filling the day with laughter and excitement. The drawing competition sparked the children’s creativity, giving them a platform to express their dreams and hopes for the future. Meanwhile, the “Circle In, Circle Out” game allowed the children to stay active and improve their teamwork and coordination skills.

These activities provided the children not only with material support but also with a sense of joy and hope. For children facing daily struggles, such events offer a crucial reminder that they are cared for and supported by their community.

Volunteers and Businesses Join Forces to Demonstrate Social Responsibility

The role of volunteers in this event was crucial. They not only helped distribute the supplies but also spent the entire day with the children, participating in games and activities that brought smiles to the children’s faces. Every volunteer contributed their time and effort to show their care and support for underprivileged children. Through this event, they helped inspire the children to chase their dreams, no matter the challenges.

Suggi Electricals, as the sponsoring business, demonstrated a strong sense of social responsibility by supporting this charity event. The company’s participation underscored the importance of businesses giving back to society. The company’s leadership emphasised that supporting the less fortunate is an essential duty of any business, and such initiatives allow businesses to positively impact society and improve the lives of disadvantaged children.

IYDF’s Commitment to Empowering Underprivileged Children

For many years, IYDF has been committed to charitable initiatives around the world, with a particular focus on the growth and development of underprivileged children and youth. This collaboration with Suggi Electricals is one of many efforts IYDF is spearheading in India. Through partnerships like these, IYDF seeks to provide both material and emotional support to children in need, helping them overcome hardships and move toward a brighter future.

At the end of the event, Jaideep Singh shared his thoughts: “Helping underprivileged children is not just about providing material support–it’s about showing them care and igniting hope for a better future. Every child represents hope, and their growth is closely tied to the progress of society.”

Looking ahead, IYDF plans to expand its charitable efforts in India and beyond, with a focus on education and improving living conditions for underprivileged children. IYDF calls on more organisations and individuals to join these efforts, helping to create a brighter future for children around the world.

Conclusion

The charity event organised by IYDF and Suggi Electricals brought both material and emotional support to 50 underprivileged children, offering them a day filled with fun and learning. This act of kindness not only positively impacted the children’s lives but also contributed to a more harmonious and compassionate society. With more businesses and volunteers joining in, IYDF’s charitable mission will continue to grow, spreading hope and strength to disadvantaged communities across the globe.

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