Shemrock World, Ropar

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Updated At : 10:27 AM Jan 08, 2025 IST

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Students of the school embarked on a charity drive, ‘Joy of Giving’. With the aim of spreading happiness and bringing smiles to those in need, the students visited anganwadis, balwadis, orphanages, and special children in the city. With kindness and compassion, the students personally handed over essential items, including warm clothing (caps, gloves, jackets, socks, and sweaters), stationery items, eatables and other treats. This initiative not only brought joy to the recipients but also taught young Shemrockites the value of giving and the importance of making a positive impact on their community. By spreading happiness and kindness, students truly embodied the spirit of the season.

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