Humanitarian Aid Boost: IYDF and Pets & Claws Bring Hope to Underprivileged Kids in Greater Noida

The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) teamed up with Pets & Claws to organize a humanitarian aid event for underprivileged children in Greater Noida. The event provided essential living and educational support to around 100-120 children, significantly improving their living conditions and educational environment.

Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh [India], August 2: On July 30, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) partnered with socially responsible company Pets & Claws to host a humanitarian aid event for children from underprivileged communities. The event, held at a construction site in Sector ETA 2 of Greater Noida, aimed to deliver crucial living and educational support to local kids in need.

Ravi Mathur organized the event, which featured the active participation of volunteers Mahi Shrivastava, Swati Kumari, Hariom Kumar, and Mannan Verma. Their dedication was key to the event's success. Pets & Claws generously sponsored aid materials, including 100 hamburgers, 100 packs of chips and Little Heart biscuits, 100 packs of regular biscuits, 100 bottles of juice, 80 notebooks, 80 stationery sets, and 80 boxes of crayons. These supplies were distributed to the children at the event.

Main activities included distributing food, snacks, and educational supplies. Approximately 100 to 120 children participated, receiving nutritious food and educational tools, expected to significantly enhance their living conditions and educational opportunities.

Sohan Kumar, a community leader, expressed his gratitude: "We are extremely thankful to IYDF and Pets & Claws for their generous support. These aid materials will have a profound impact on our children, providing them with much-needed support and care in these challenging times." IYDF and Pets & Claws are committed to ongoing philanthropic efforts to support more communities in need, fostering social progress and development.

(With inputs from agencies.)