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IYDF and Tahasildar Traders Join Forces to Help Underprivileged Children Pursue Their Educational Dreams

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Vijayapura (Karnataka) [India], September 12: The International Youth Development Fund (IYDF), in collaboration with Tahasildar Traders, launched a charity initiative aimed at providing essential educational materials to 52 primary school students in the Jarnagar area of Vijayapura, Karnataka. This event not only provided children with much-needed learning tools but also conveyed care and warmth from the community, helping them walk a more secure path toward education.

Background and Purpose of the Event

Many children in Jarnagar live in poverty and lack basic learning resources. Recognising this, IYDF and Tahasildar Traders decided to organise an educational aid initiative to equip these children with the necessary tools to support their learning journey. This event marked a concrete step toward promoting educational equity, demonstrating both organisations’ commitment to the community and the future of its children.

Volunteer Team

The success of this event was made possible through the active participation of volunteers whose efforts ensured the smooth execution of the activities. Seven volunteers took part in the event:

* Anwarkhan A. Pathan

* Summiya A. Tahasildar

* Shahbaaz Bagli

* Aftab M. Neregal

* Samad Mulla

* Zameer Godiyal

* Ahmed Narsapur

Though from diverse backgrounds, the volunteers were united by a common goal: to provide educational support to underprivileged children and pass on hope for a better future.

Distribution of Supplies and On-Site Activities

The event began at 11:15 AM, with the children eagerly gathering in the classroom of Government Lower Primary Urdu School No. 20, excited for the special occasion. The volunteers brought a variety of educational supplies, including:

* 7 dictionaries

* 16 compasses

* 23 pen sets

* 36 pencil boxes

* 52 backpacks

* Building blocks and educational charts for kindergarten children

* Crayon sets, drawing books, and notebooks for all 58 students at the school

As the supplies were handed out, the room filled with laughter and excitement. The children carefully held their new belongings, their faces lit up with joy. Beyond distributing materials, the volunteers also interacted with the children, organising games such as ball-throwing and chess. The entire school came alive with energy and laughter.

Reflections from the Volunteers

This event was more than a donation drive; it was an emotional experience for the volunteers. Many expressed how the event had deepened their perspective on life. One volunteer shared, “Seeing the children maintain such a positive attitude despite the difficult circumstances was truly moving. Their eagerness to learn made me realise how crucial education is, and it reassured me that our efforts were worthwhile.”

Continuing the Legacy of Love

Although the event has come to an end, the seeds of kindness have been planted in every corner of the school. IYDF and Tahasildar Traders have pledged that this is just the beginning of their mission to support underprivileged children, and they plan to expand their efforts to reach more in the future.

The children tightly held their new backpacks, their eyes filled with gratitude and happiness. In that moment, education was no longer an unattainable dream but a hope that, with effort, they could achieve.

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