University Model Association School organizes a charity bazaar in support of kidney patients

Hebron - Ofoq News - In the presence of Ahmed Saeed Bayoud Al-Tamimi, Chairman of the University Association Council, the Mayor of Hebron, Engineer Yousef Al-Jabari, a group of national figures, members of the University Association Council, the school’s administrative and educational staff, and a large gathering of parents, the University Association School was opened, and in a humanitarian scene that embodies the highest meanings of solidarity and compassion, and as an extension of a process full of giving, the Sixth Charity Bazaar to support kidney patients, emphasizing its educational and humanitarian message and its effective role in Community service.

The bazaar witnessed a distinctive diversity of exhibits and entries that were creatively prepared and presented by school students in cooperation with their teachers and families, to reflect a bright image of the spirit of initiative and social responsibility, and confirm that charitable work is a value that is instilled in people and translated into actions.

The school director, Samah Al-Dweik, said that goodness is not measured by the size of what we offer, but rather by the impact we leave on the lives of others. This bazaar came to carry a message of hope and support for kidney patients, and to confirm that the University Association Model School is not satisfied with creating scientific excellence, but rather seeks to build a generation that carries compassion in its heart, in its giving behavior, and in its conscience the love of goodness for others.

The activities of the sixth bazaar were crowned with success and distinction, thanks to the combined efforts and cooperation of everyone, forming a new honorable station in the record of humanitarian initiatives that the school is proud of.

The school principal, Al-Dweik, extended her thanks and great gratitude to the president and members of the University Association Council, the mayor, members of the municipal council, the teaching and administrative staff, the students and parents, and to everyone who contributed, participated and supported this noble humanitarian initiative.