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Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], October 9: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in collaboration with Raghuvir Traders, organized a heartwarming charity event at Kukerian Primary School in Jammu. The event aimed to support 43 children from underprivileged families by providing essential supplies and engaging them in interactive games and activities, ensuring they enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon.
Organizers and Volunteers Unite to Deliver Impactful Support
The event was spearheaded by Raghuvir Singh of Raghuvir Traders, who led a dedicated team of volunteers, including Pardeep Singh, Kapil Dev Singh, Garu Ram, Suresh Singh, Arjun Singh, Gopal Singh, Kaka Ram, Mukesh Singh, and Sanjay Singh. The volunteers worked together seamlessly, ensuring the event ran smoothly while making the children feel the warmth of community care and support.
A Wide Range of Donated Supplies Addressing Basic Needs
Raghuvir Traders generously donated a variety of practical supplies to the children of Kukerian Primary School, covering both educational and everyday needs. The donations included school essentials such as pencils, pens, notebooks, drawing books, paints, erasers, and sharpeners. They also provided hygiene items like toothbrushes, toothpaste, towels, handwash, and water bottles, along with a basic first-aid kit to ensure health and safety. To enhance the children’s recreational time, the organizers provided a variety of sports and board games, including cricket bats and balls, footballs, carrom boards, Ludo sets, and Snakes and Ladders. Additionally, snacks were offered to bring even more joy to the event.
Fun-Filled Activities Foster Skills and Creativity
During the event, volunteers joined the children in cricket matches, carrom games, drawing competitions, and Ludo games. Each activity was met with enthusiasm, and the volunteers played alongside the children, creating a lively atmosphere filled with laughter and excitement. In addition to the games, the children showcased their talents in poetry recitals and singing performances, captivating everyone with their innocence and heartfelt expressions.
Anuradha Nag, the head of Kukerian Primary School, expressed her gratitude: “These children rarely get the chance to participate in such diverse activities. Today’s event not only provided them with useful supplies but also gave them an opportunity to experience happiness. We are extremely thankful to IYDF and Raghuvir Traders for their care and support.”
Volunteer Reflections: A Deep Sense of Fulfillment
After the event, Raghuvir Singh shared his thoughts on organizing the activity: “It’s incredibly fulfilling to help these underprivileged children. Seeing their smiles and their energy gave us a profound sense of happiness. This event wasn’t just about providing material support; it was an opportunity to connect with the children on a deeper level. I’m grateful for the chance to be a part of such a meaningful initiative.”
The volunteers echoed his sentiments, noting that the event had taught them the true value of community service. Helping the children brought them immense joy and satisfaction, knowing their efforts made a tangible difference in the children’s lives.
The Importance of Charitable Work and Future Outlook
This IYDF and Raghuvir Traders collaboration at Kukerian Primary School exemplified how collective efforts can bring tangible help and encouragement to underprivileged children. IYDF plans to continue partnering with compassionate businesses to provide hope and support to more children in need. Raghuvir Singh expressed his hope that future events could be held in other communities, further spreading warmth and care to children in need.
This event not only enriched the children’s lives but also left the volunteers with a deep sense of fulfillment. Through charitable actions, businesses and community members can work together to create a brighter tomorrow for these children.
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