NGO distributes sweaters to needy in Jalandhar

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Jalandhar, November 23

City-based NGO EduYouth Foundation (Regd) distributed sweaters among students of Guru Nanak Public School, Wariana, Jalandhar, under the campaign, ‘Free of cost sweaters to needy students.’ Prof Kanwar Sartaj Singh, president of NGO said, “Students are the future of the society and it is the moral duty of every citizen to put in their best efforts to facilitate students from needy families. Our NGO has been conducting various activities since last one year to serve the society in many ways. We will be distributing sweaters in some other schools also in the coming days. All volunteers are working tirelessly towards welfare of society.”

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