Very very interesting topic... I was just watching the show and i could recount and feel the same way as Saamir defines his feelings about SOS Children's Village.. We were a class of 26 from the 6th semester BBA at Szabist and we were assigned a project to manage, look after and interact with the children for one whole day, November 9th, 2008..everything from cleaning utensils to washing the washrooms to cooking breakfast, arranging lunch and preparing hitea and actually making the whole day fun for the children... after working for 4 months for the project and collecting a lot of donations from universities and shopping malls, we were proud of the end result. today, all of us actually feel as a part of those 15 homes based at the karachi village that had been assigned to us as a group, we saw what a difference we could make in the lives of these children..The children were confident, fun and well mannered.. it was heartbreaking yet heartwarming to work for these children..the feeling cannot be defined in words... what i can say from my experience is that SOS is an organization that really delivers on what it promises.. and the 26 of us plan to visit SOS on a occasional basis to do the maximum that we can.. Thanks
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