IYDF and Krishna Dry Fruit bring care and joy to Mohaddinagar school children – ThePrint – ANIPressReleases

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A joint effort to spread warmth and care

The event was initiated by Ranjan Kumar of Krishna Dry Fruit, who led a dedicated team of volunteers, including Mohit Kumar, Aman Kumar, Chanchal Kumar, Rupesh Kumar, Sanu Kumar and Rahul Kumar. The volunteers were actively involved in all aspects of the event, ensuring that the children not only learned but also had fun during the activities. They personally distributed the supplies, showing care and love through their actions.

Support children’s growth with essential supplies

IYDF and Krishna Dry Fruit donated a wide range of supplies including stationery, nutritious fruits, food, juices and biscuits. These donations helped meet the children’s daily learning and nutrition needs, allowing them to better focus on their education and personal growth with the support of these essential resources.

Fun activities to awaken creativity and confidence

Throughout the event, volunteers organized various activities designed to stimulate the children’s creativity and increase their confidence. Activities included a drawing competition, poetry recitals and a variety of fun games. The drawing competition allowed the children to express their imagination and creativity, while the poetry recitals showcased their language skills and confidence. Volunteers provided guidance and encouragement, fostering a positive and supportive environment where children could actively participate and motivate each other. At the end of the event, small gifts were given to the children who excelled in the activities, further increasing their self-esteem and sense of achievement.

Thanks from the school principal

Sri Vivekanand Mandal, the Principal of Mohaddinagar School, expressed his sincere gratitude for the event. “This initiative by IYDF and Krishna Dry Fruit has had a significant impact on both our school and the students. The children have not only received the much-needed material but have also developed valuable teamwork and self-expression skills through the activities. We are deeply grateful for the dedication and support of the volunteers.”

Reflections of volunteers: The joy of helping children

After the event, Ranjan Kumar shared his thoughts: “Seeing the smiles on the children’s faces brought me immense happiness and peace. I am truly grateful to be a part of IYDF, a platform that encourages me to help children in need. This event not only brought joy to the children, but also gave me a deep sense of accomplishment. This feeling motivates me to continue supporting more children in the future.” Other volunteers also expressed their joy and satisfaction in interacting with the children. They felt that the event provided both material and emotional support to the children, inspiring their passion and confidence for the future.

Conclusion and looks to the future

The charity event, jointly organized by IYDF and Krishna Dry Fruit at Mohaddinagar School, successfully provided 120 children with basic material for learning and life, while bringing smiles and hope through interactive activities. From now on, IYDF will continue to collaborate with more companies to support and empower disadvantaged children, helping them build confidence and find direction in life. Through these charitable actions, the power of social compassion will continue to spread, creating more positive changes and beautiful memories for all involved.

All participants felt the power and importance of the charity event, and the smiles of the children, along with the dedication of the volunteers, made the day even more memorable.

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