Qatar Charity (QC) has started distributing Eid clothes to sponsored orphans in 40 countries, including Yemen and Pakistan.
In Yemen, Eid clothes were distributed to 120 children in Sana'a where the underprivileged communities are going through challenging conditions.
The distribution of Eid clothes has drawn a smile on the faces of the children, and removed the worries of many families who were unable to provide Eid clothes for their orphaned children, a QC statement said on Tuesday.
Osama, a seven-year-old boy, expressed his delight at receiving new clothes for Eid, and said this Eid will be the best one for him because of the new clothes.
“This Eid, I will be the most beautiful girl in my new clothes,” said Ryan, an eight-year-old girl.
In Pakistan, Eid clothes were distributed to 300 orphans in Rawalpindi district in the Punjab province.
"I am very happy with these new clothes,” said 12-year-old Fahd Shabeer, thanking the benefactors in Qatar for providing the clothes.
The ‘Eid Clothing’ project is annually implemented by QC before Eid al-Fitr. The project aims to benefit approximately 6,000 sponsored orphans in 39 countries around the world, and nearly 900 children in Qatar.
QC urges benefactors to take advantage of the few remaining days of the holy month of Ramadan by supporting the ‘Eid Clothing’ and ‘Eid Gift’ projects to draw a smile on the faces of target beneficiaries. QR200 can be donated for Eid clothing through the link (qch.qa/kswa).