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IYDF and United Cakes of Nashik: Spreading Love and Lighting the Flame of Hope for Children

By ANI | Updated: August 21, 2024 18:35 IST

PNNNashik (Maharashtra) [India], August 21: In a heartwarming initiative, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) joined hands with ...

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Nashik (Maharashtra) [India], August 21: In a heartwarming initiative, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) joined hands with United Cakes of Nashik to host a series of charitable events across two locations, bringing much-needed care and support to children in need. These activities provided essential supplies and, through interactive sessions and games, brought joy and warmth to the children's lives.

Morning at the Basadan Monastery: A Morning of Love

The first event was held at Basadan Monastery from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, led by IYDF's organizer, Tanmay Rajendra Wamane. The event saw enthusiastic participation from volunteers, including Tanmay Rajendra Wamane, Pratham, Darshana Rajendra Wamane, Anuj Rajendra Wamane, Rajendra Damodar Wamane, Gauri Dnydeo Ghame, Nrayan Trimbak Gaikwad, Shubham Rajesh Shirshat, Pratham Dhoke, Sahial Shejwal, Vicky Jadhav, and Pavan Morya.

During this phase, the volunteers distributed a variety of essential supplies, including wheat, rice, chips, biscuits, cupcakes, and oil bags. The interactive sessions and games created a joyful atmosphere for the children. Pawar, the head of the beneficiary institution, expressed his gratitude, noting that these supplies not only met the children's needs but also brought them rare moments of happiness and hope.

Afternoon at the Daily Workers' Community: An Afternoon of Warmth

The second event took place in the Daily Workers' Community from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, where the volunteers continued their heartfelt efforts to provide the children with wheat, rice, chips, biscuits, cupcakes, and oil bags.

Despite the absence of a formal management team, the volunteers' enthusiasm and care ensured the success of the event, which brought warmth and support to around 40 young girls. Through food donations, interactive games, and prayers, the volunteers made a meaningful impact on the lives of these children.

Lasting Impact: Sowing Seeds of Kindness and Nurturing Hope

Reflecting on the experience, Tanmay Rajendra Wamane shared, "These activities not only provided tangible help to children in need but also raised awareness of important social issues. Seeing the smiles on the children's faces as a result of our efforts brought us immense satisfaction and motivated us to continue contributing to society."

The success of this charitable initiative highlighted the collaborative efforts of IYDF and United Cakes of Nashik in the field of philanthropy. It also demonstrated how combining compassion with action can have a profound and lasting social impact. Moving forward, IYDF will continue to collaborate with various partners to drive more charitable activities, bringing hope and support to more children in need.

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