Bodh Gaya, Indland tekur á móti framlögum þínum og sendir þakklæti fyrir áframhaldandi stuðning þinn

By Á janúar 16, 2013 · Skildu eftir athugasemd

Hátíðarframlögin þín hafa nýlega borist í Bodh-Gaya okkar, Indlands munaðarleysingjahæli. Vegna rausnar þinnar á þessu hátíðartímabili, gátum við sent yfir enn fleiri en fyrri ár.

Umönnunarpakkarnir í ár innihéldu fullt af hollum mat og drykk, ný föt af öllum stærðum, leikföng fyrir börnin og úrval af persónulegum umhirðuvörum.

Við erum svo þakklát fyrir að hafa fengið tækifæri til að veita þessum munaðarlausu börnum öruggan stað til að vaxa og læra og þökkum þér kærlega fyrir áframhaldandi stuðning.

 

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