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IYDF and Kids Wonder Bring Aid and Joy to Underprivileged Children at Gurukul Saptarshi Sevashram

By ANI | Updated: August 13, 2024 17:10 IST

VMPLBalangir (Odisha) [India], August 13: On August 11, 2024, Kids Wonder, a local philanthropic enterprise in India, organized ...

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Balangir (Odisha) [India], August 13: On August 11, 2024, Kids Wonder, a local philanthropic enterprise in India, organized an uplifting and impactful aid initiative at the Gurukul Saptarshi Sevashram orphanage in Balangir. The event aimed to provide essential living supplies and a fun-filled experience for the underprivileged children at the orphanage.

The event was led by Kids Wonder's founder, Ashish Kumar Agrawal, along with dedicated volunteers Amit Kumar Jain, Pankaj Kumar Agrawal, and Anand Kamani. They brought a comprehensive selection of essential supplies, including daily necessities such as potatoes, flour, refined oil, snacks, bread, and sweets. Additionally, they provided sports equipment like cricket bats, tennis balls, footballs, badminton rackets, jump ropes, and frisbees. Educational and personal items such as notebooks, pencils, colored pens, shoes, and socks were also distributed to support the children's learning and well-being.

On the day of the event, 45 children received the donated supplies in a warm and welcoming environment. They eagerly participated in various activities, including cricket, football, and badminton, as well as a general knowledge quiz and interactive games. The volunteers engaged in motivational conversations with the children, encouraging them to stay positive and confidently face future challenges.

Ashish Kumar Agrawal, the founder of Kids Wonder, expressed his satisfaction with the event, stating, "This event was a great success, and seeing the smiles on the children's faces was the best reward for all our efforts. Their enthusiastic welcome and joyful participation left us profoundly fulfilled. We hope that through such activities, we can help these underprivileged children lead better lives and have brighter futures."

Sahadev Sastri, the secretary of Gurukul Saptarshi Sevashram, extended his heartfelt gratitude to Kids Wonder for their support, saying, "We are extremely thankful to Kids Wonder for bringing help and happiness to our children. These supplies and activities have not only improved their living conditions but also provided them with much-needed encouragement. We look forward to receiving more support from kind-hearted enterprises and individuals in the future to ensure our children grow up healthy and happy in a nurturing environment."

This event not only provided material aid to the children but also offered psychological support and encouragement through engaging activities and motivational talks. The benevolent actions of Kids Wonder will continue to inspire the broader community to focus on and support the growth and development of underprivileged children.

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