Orphans Foundation provides school supplies to 250 underprivileged children in Batman
The Batman branch of the Orphans Foundation (Yetimler Vakfı) provided educational support consisting of school supplies to 250 orphaned children registered with the foundation as part of its “Sponsor an Orphan’s Education” project, marking the start of the new academic year.
As the new school year gets underway, the Batman branch of the Orphans Foundation continues its efforts to help meet the educational expenses of students from disadvantaged families. As part of the “Sponsor an Orphan’s Education” project, the foundation provided school supplies to 250 orphaned children.
The supplies were prepared to meet the children’s basic educational needs. Musab İmir, representative of the Orphans Foundation’s Batman branch, said:
“As the Batman branch of the Orphans Foundation, we provided school supplies to 250 orphaned children registered with our foundation as part of our ‘Sponsor an Orphan’s Education’ project at the beginning of the new academic year.”
İmir said the school supply packages were prepared to cover students’ essential needs.
“From school bags and notebooks to pens and coloring materials, all the necessary supplies were carefully prepared and delivered to all of our orphaned children. We thank God for making this possible,” he said.
İmir emphasized the importance of contributions from donors in preparing and distributing the educational aid.
“May God reward all our brothers and sisters who supported us in collecting these supplies and covering their costs, and may He accept their charitable deeds,” he said.
İmir also called on philanthropists to continue supporting the foundation’s work for orphaned children.
“We once again appeal to our generous supporters. With the support we receive, we will continue to carry out even more meaningful projects to contribute to the education and well-being of orphaned children and provide them with the assistance they need, God willing. May God reward all our donors,” he said. (ILKHA)
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