Wednesday, 10 March 2021

CLOTHES DONATION BY P&G FOR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES OF THE SOCIETY

HOPE- An NGO in Pakistan, works for the betterment of the society and has always been striving to bring quality education and healthcare to thousands of poverty-stricken Pakistanis, helping them lead a better life. With its mission to spread hope and happiness especially to those down trodden and underprivileged women and children.

In the past week Proctor and Gamble Pakistan Limited donated warm clothes,blankets and other clothing items for distribution among the underprivileged communities of the society, especially during the winter season, to protect them from the freezing nights. Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) is an American multinational consumer goods. It specializes in a wide range of personal health/consumer health, personal care and hygiene products.

These items were distributed by our HOPE team, among the students of HOPE schools and the locals of communities residing inthe areas of rural areas of Sindh, Badin and Kashmir etc.

This donation made things a lot easier for the underprivileged people who are not able to achieve such items on normal basis, as they are already busy struggling to fulfil the daily ration needs and provide food on the table for their children and families.













The students who study in these schools are the children of laborers, drivers, maids who work in the houses to earn a living for them. These students are living under the poverty line. Even the thought of having books and going to school is nothing but a mere imagination and a dream for the children studying in these schools

With each passing year HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan welcomes more and more volunteers and companies like P&G who want to donate whole heartedly, so that HOPE can continue to carry out such activities in the future to come. Under the Leadership of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla- A Child Specialist in Karachi, HOPE strives to achieve great heights of success by eradicating illiteracy, poverty and hunger in the near future

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