The representatives of the Fund and pupils of school №57 got handmade present to the orphanage.
The most precious gifts are handmade ones, because such presents are made with love which is priceless. Ten years ago volunteers offered pupils of schools to make toys which could be given to children who lived in orphanages and boarding schools. It has become a good tradition that is full of warmth and love and today it is still kept.
A lorry approaches the children’s home. There are no loaders, only girls. They start to take boxes, sacks and bags with clothes and toys.
The girls and the volunteers carry them into the building. They are a bit nervous, they discuss if the kids like their presents. The housemaster has already waited them and as they come inside she starts to tell them about kids. They find out that there is a group of 6 kids, who study better than others.
Kids are playing on the playground with toy cars and teddy bears. When the guests come, kids greet them and thank for presents. Kids are happy to get new fluffy toys. The volunteers cry, but their tears are happy.
The girls say their teacher had told them about this project and that they had been offered to make toys for kids who lived in orphanages. Pupils are sure that they are up to good and decided to take part in this project every year.
A. Zhukov says that the fund had been purchasing fabric and garment accessories for pupils of school 57 in order to make toys and clothes for kids. All made clothes and toys are delivered to the orphanages.
While children are playing with toys, adults are talking about some serious issues. They discuss the problem of adoption. The teacher say that tendency is growing every year, but some people are only greedy, they want to get money out of adoption and then ship off back.
It is time to say goodbye. Pupils don’t want to get back, because they have already become friends with little ones.Despite the care and love given to kids by their teachers and nurses, kids still need to feel the family climate.
Volunteers are always welcome!