Jamshedpur Maitreya Parivar donates clothes and gifts to 102 children
Key Points:
• Facebook group donates clothes and gifts to 102 underprivileged children
• Event held at Adarsh Seva Sansthan in Sonari before Durga Puja
• Group member Tarak Nayak donates 20 baby chairs to orphanage
JAMSHEDPUR – A local Facebook group, Jamshedpur Maitreya Parivar, brings smiles to underprivileged children through a pre-Durga Puja donation drive.
The group organized a clothes and gift distribution ceremony at Adarsh Seva Sansthan in Sonari.
They provided 102 children with new clothes, shoes, and essential items.
Moreover, the children received study materials, hygiene products, and fruits.
Tarak Nayak, a group member, donated 20 baby chairs to the orphanage at Adarsh Seva Sansthan.
Varnali Chakraborty, an admin of the group, explained the annual nature of this event.
This marks the eighth year of their pre-Durga Puja charity initiative for underprivileged children.
The event saw participation from various group members and volunteers.
Prabha Jaiswal praised the group’s efforts, highlighting their meaningful use of social media.
She contrasted their work with typical social media usage focused on entertainment.
Additionally, Anjali Bose addressed the gathering, supporting the initiative.
The Jamshedpur Maitreyi Parivar extends its charitable activities beyond this annual event.
They organize Ealis Utsav, distribute blankets in winter, and assist with medical needs.
This Facebook group demonstrates the power of social media for community service.
Their consistent efforts showcase a commitment to helping the less fortunate in Jamshedpur.
The initiative brings festive cheer to children who might otherwise miss out on celebrations.
It also encourages other social media users to consider similar charitable actions.
The group’s activities reflect a growing trend of online communities engaging in offline social work.
