Orphans Foundation delivers aid to underprivileged families in Bangladesh
Türkiye-based Orphan Foundation continued its humanitarian efforts in Bangladesh by delivering financial assistance and donations to orphaned children and vulnerable families with the support of donors.
As part of its ongoing aid program, the foundation visited orphan families it regularly supports across Bangladesh. During the visits, children received financial allowances donated by supporters, while families were provided with various forms of humanitarian assistance.
Cemil Cahit Ünsal, the foundation's General Coordinator, personally met with orphan families and distributed donations and allowances entrusted by donors.
Speaking after the visits, Ünsal thanked supporters for helping the organization reach vulnerable communities.
"As Orphan Foundation, we are in Bangladesh visiting our orphan families. We delivered the donations and allowances provided by our benefactors. We thank all our donors for making it possible to reach people in need in such disadvantaged regions. May God reward them," he said.
The Orphan Foundation has been carrying out humanitarian assistance projects for orphaned children and disadvantaged communities in Bangladesh as part of its broader relief efforts in vulnerable regions.(ILKHA)
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