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TURNING CELEBRATION INTO IMPACT

ith the funds raised during the One of the key recipients of the dona-
DOFE Bonfire Night, the charity tions were the support staff of all Regent
Winitiative took full shape as food Schools. This gesture was not just an act of
items were purchased and prepared for charity but also a meaningful way to show
distribution. Although the students were appreciation to the hardworking individ-
not involved in buying the items, they uals who contribute so much behind the
played a crucial role in ensuring the do- scenes. Their smiles and gratitude were a

nations reached their intended recipients. testament to the success of the initiative.

On the day of distribution, the Duke of This project highlighted the power of com-
Edinburgh students came together to munity and the impact of working togeth-
load the food items onto the school bus. er for a common goal. The students’ active
It was a team effort, reflecting their ded- participation in delivering the donations
ication to making a positive impact. The brought the values of the Duke of Edin-
students visited several locations to dis- burgh programme to life—compassion,
tribute the items, ensuring that the good- teamwork, and service. It was a fulfilling

will from the event extended far and wide. conclusion to a remarkable journey, prov-
ing that the spirit of giving truly knows no
bounds.

FOOD ITEMS BOUGHT

50 Bags Of Rice

Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand Naira. 125 Cartons Of Indomie

4.5 Bags Of Beans

TOTAL SPEND - N 6,190,000

In Words - Six Million One Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira.

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