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VMPL
Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], October 11: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in partnership with Noble Indian Exports, organized a heartwarming charity event in the Azad Nagar Miyan Colony of Moradabad. The event aimed to provide essential school supplies and food to 80 children, offering both material support and emotional uplift. Led by Prof. Jenul Avideen, the event was organized with the strong support of local leader Bushra Asif. Event Background and Organizers IYDF is committed to improving children's welfare and education, and this event, sponsored by Noble Indian Exports, was designed to bring more opportunities for learning and growth to underprivileged children in Moradabad. Prof. Jenul Avideen, the event organizer, has long been passionate about community service and charitable initiatives. He shared, "It is our shared responsibility to support the education and well-being of these children. This event has allowed us to leave a positive mark on their journey." A dedicated team of six volunteers, including Ubaid Mirza, Abdul Farman, Parvez Alam, Najamus Saqib, Bushra Asif, and Miss Areeba, actively participated throughout the event. They not only distributed supplies but also engaged with the children, sharing their kindness and compassion. Donated Supplies and Their ImpactThe donated items included a variety of essential supplies aimed at helping the children enjoy both their learning and daily lives more fully. The donations included: * Food: Juice, chips, and other snacks to help energize the children. * School supplies: Pencil boxes, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, and notebooks to provide the children with the resources they need to succeed academically. These items brought immediate relief and joy to the children, and the volunteers expressed how meaningful it was to witness the happiness on their faces. They added, "These supplies not only meet the children's basic needs but also show them that they are cared for by society." The Event and Talent ShowThe event kicked off at 8 a.m., with volunteers distributing food and school supplies to each child. The children's faces lit up with joy as they received the items, expressing their gratitude to the volunteers. To make the event even more engaging, the volunteers organized a talent show where the children performed songs. Their cheerful voices filled the air, responding to the volunteers' kindness with enthusiasm and delight. Reflecting on the event, one volunteer said, "Seeing the smiles on the children's faces made all our efforts worthwhile. This was more than just a donation of supplies; it was a chance for us to connect with the children on a deeper level. Spending time with them and seeing their hope for the future brought us immense joy." Reflections and Looking Forward After the event, Prof. Jenul Avideen shared his thoughts: "Helping these children who need care and support gives me great satisfaction. Through initiatives like this, we not only fulfill our social responsibilities but also work towards creating a positive impact in society. Every event like this is an opportunity for us to contribute to the progress of our communities." The IYDF representative emphasized that the foundation will continue to partner with local businesses and organizations to host similar events, offering both material and emotional support to underprivileged children across India. "We believe that through acts of kindness like this, we can gradually improve these children's living conditions and fill their journeys with warmth," the representative added. Conclusion This event provided much-needed support to the children of Azad Nagar Miyan Colony, while also demonstrating the power of social goodwill. Through the efforts of IYDF and Noble Indian Exports, the event not only delivered practical help but also raised awareness of the importance of child welfare. Both organizations hope to inspire more businesses and volunteers to join them in these meaningful efforts, adding light and hope to the lives of children in need. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by VMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
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