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Bringing Comfort and Dignity to Underprivileged Women in Velama Kotturu Village

The Old Clothes Drive aimed to provide essential clothing to underprivileged women in the community, promoting dignity and well-being by distributing donated items. The drive successfully collected 20 sarees and 20 dresses, then distributed to needy women. Care was taken to ensure that all donations were clean, in good condition, and appropriately sized for the beneficiaries. A total of 20 women benefited from this initiative, receiving sarees and dresses. These donations will help improve their quality of life and bring some relief to their daily struggles. Conducted at Velama Kotturu village, Tuni Mandal

Project Title: Old Clothes drive

Club Name: Inner Wheel Club of Tuni
District: 302
Date : 24-10-2024
Description:
The Old Clothes Drive aimed to provide essential clothing to underprivileged women in the community, promoting dignity and well-being by distributing donated items. The drive successfully collected 20 sarees and 20 dresses, then distributed to needy women. Care was taken to ensure that all donations were clean, in good condition, and appropriately sized for the beneficiaries. A total of 20 women benefited from this initiative, receiving sarees and dresses. These donations will help improve their quality of life and bring some relief to their daily struggles. Conducted at Velama Kotturu village, Tuni Mandal
Beneficiaries: 20
Project Worth: 0/-

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Inner Wheel is one of the largest women’s voluntary service organisations in the world with around 100,000 members in 103 countries.
The Inner Wheel Club of Manchester was founded in 1924 by Margarette Golding, the first of nearly 4,000 Inner Wheel Clubs today. By 2022, Inner Wheel has grown to more than 120,000 members in 100 countries.