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Gala for BanglaKids: Love takes many forms
Love takes many forms. On October 26, 2019, it showed up through celebrities and it wore saree to help poor Bangladeshi children. This happened during the BanglaKids Gala. This program has helped 7,200 Bangladeshi children go to school in its 20 years of existence. The evening was kindly hosted by Barbora Černošková, a sports commentator of Czech TV. The patron of the event was Adam Zábranský, a member of the city council of Prague.
Read full articleWhat We Managed Together In 2018
It was a ride and a great adventure that quickly went by. More supported children, fair gifts and lunches, recognition of our work and a brand new team. Take a look at what was achieved in 2018 thanks to your help and what important and beautiful stepping stones we expect in a New Year 2019. It will be a significant year!
Read full articleChildren Receive Pre-Christmas Gifts From Czech "Parents"
It is a time of Christmas shopping and gifting our beloved ones. Thanks to many of you, lots of children are getting gifts right now in Bangladesh. You have collected a total of 200,000 CZK to Moneybox of Joy for children this year. Thank you! That is truly magical and beautiful! What gifts do children enjoy in Bangladesh most?
Read full articleWe have 13 university graduates!
The graduation ceremony at BASC is a joyful event. Students can take a rest after studying hard and taking exams, teachers wish them a wonderful future, and the tears of gratitude fill their parents’ eyes. Happiness is also on the Czech side. Thanks to the support from Czech donors involved in BanglaKids project 13 university students graduated last year. Now, there are 4 new teachers, 8 graduates in business administration, and 1 office manager in Bangladesh.
Read full articleSolidary Contribution Provides Each Child with Lunch
What pops up on your mind when you say ‘lunch’? In our case, it is a lunch provided for children at village schools in Bangladesh. During the monitoring trip, we re-verified the importance of providing children from the poorest families with a lunch. Little schoolchildren often go to school without having a breakfast, and school lunch is their first (and sometimes the only) meal.
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