Sponsoring a Child in Bangladesh
At PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration, we believe in building not just homes, but also hope. That's why we're proud partners with Shapla Foundation, an organization dedicated to empowering children in Bangladesh through education and life support. Today, we want to introduce you to Abdullah, a bright young boy whose future deserves a chance to shine.
Abdullah
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Sponsored Since: Aug 29, 2023
Story of Abdullah
Abdullah, a first-grader at Mohakhali Abdul Hamid Dorzy Govt. Primary School, is the only child of Sumon Mia and Simla Akter Irin. Like many families in Mohakhali Sattala Slum, Dhaka, theirs is one of constant struggle. Sumon, a day laborer, faces the uncertainty of irregular income, while Simla's frequent illness adds another layer of hardship.
Despite these challenges, Abdullah's parents are determined to give him the gift of education. They dream of seeing him break free from the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future for himself. However, the financial burden of school supplies, healthcare, and basic necessities is often overwhelming.
Abdullah Making Home Made Saline
Abdullah Stands with Earthquake Awareness Banner
Where PDQ Water Restoration Comes In!
Since August 29, 2023, PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration has been proudly sponsoring Abdullah through Shapla Foundation. Our support covers both his educational needs and essential life support, providing him with:
- School supplies: Textbooks, notebooks, uniforms, and other materials to help him excel in his studies.
- Healthcare: Access to regular treatment, ensuring his well-being and ability to attend school.
Sponsor a Child & Make a Difference in The Society
Whether you're a fellow business, an individual, or simply someone who believes in the power of education, we invite you to join Shapla Foundation to support Abdullah and other children like him. Every contribution, big or small, can make a world of difference.
Together, let's illuminate the path for future generations, one child at a time.
Visit Shapla Foundation's website to learn more about their work and how you can get involved.
