IYDF and Meetech Medicine Bring Joy to Gorakhpur with Charity Event

The International Youth Development Foundation, in partnership with Meetech Medicine, held a charity event in Gorakhpur, providing 21 underprivileged children with educational supplies and sports equipment. Led by Reeta Singh, this event underscored the importance of community support in fostering positive growth and learning opportunities for disadvantaged youth.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh) | Updated: 17-10-2024 11:40 IST | Created: 17-10-2024 11:40 IST
IYDF and Meetech Medicine Bring Joy to Gorakhpur with Charity Event
IYDF and Meetech Medicine Private Limited Partner to Support Children's Growth at Gorakhpur School. Image Credit: ANI
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In Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, a significant charity event was orchestrated by the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) in partnership with Meetech Medicine Private Limited, aiming to enrich the lives of 21 underprivileged children. The event, managed by Reeta Singh, was held on October 17 at P M Shri Uchya Prathamik Vidhaylaya, where educational supplies and sports equipment were distributed to create a jubilant atmosphere filled with learning and play.

This initiative came as a response to the challenges faced by schools and families in underprivileged areas, often struggling to provide essential learning tools and recreational outlets for children. By offering crucial educational supplies and sports gear, IYDF and Meetech Medicine sought to fill this void, highlighting the community's role in nurturing these young minds. As stated by Reeta Singh, witnessing the children's joy and active participation was a heartwarming reminder of the profound impact that acts of kindness can have on their lives.

The event was marked by generous donations from both IYDF and Meetech Medicine, including educational materials like backpacks and notebooks, snacks, and sports equipment such as badminton rackets and footballs. These contributions were pivotal in supporting the children's educational and recreational needs. The event also featured engaging activities, such as drawing competitions and sports matches, orchestrated by volunteers like Sohan Singh and Mamta Devi, offering guidance and companionship to the young participants. As the event concluded amid laughter and smiles, it set a benchmark for social responsibility, with plans to expand these heartening efforts further.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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