Celebrating Most important Festival DIWALI with Underprivileged Kids






On just 2 days before Diwali, our Interact club decided that why not to celebrate a day with Slum area on a most important festival Diwali and to see million smiles on their faces. Thus we called them at Rotary Greater Bhavan, and with the support and help of our Sponsor club, i.e. RCRG, we got many clothes, new toys and sweets from them. More than 70 kids from the slums area were called upon. First we give them clean bath at our Wash room, which was like one festival to them. Then we gave them new pair of clothes and toys as per the size and the choice.


Then as per the Diwali festival first we gave them nutritive meals and sweets to them. It was like a dream come true to these kids as in a single day they got so many things like Clothes, Sweets, Toys, Meals and clean bath. Over all a very enjoyable day to serve the slum and needy children.

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