Orphans given Eid gifts
By Our Correspondent
May 12, 2021
ISLAMABAD: A function was organized for orphans under Al-Khidmat Foundation Islamabad in which gifts were given to over 470 children of the foundation. Addressing the function, President of Al-Khidmat Foundation Islamabad Hamid Athar Malik said that children without parents need special attention as they are a precious asset. He added that Al-Khidmat Foundation sponsors more than 14,000 orphans. He further said that Al-Khidmat Foundation will continue its journey of service for the welfare of the poor and helpless people. Al-Khidmat Foundation will reach out to every corner of the country to sponsor orphans. In the presence of the Al-Khidmat Foundation, no orphan child will be deprived of the shadow of compassion.
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