Kimse Yok Mu Foundation extended yet another helping hand to the orphan in Kyrgyzstan. The foundation received a group of them for an exclusive ceremony at the Ataturk-Alatoo University in the capital city Bishkek. The orphans were served dinner first and then watched the university students’ shows in their honor.
They danced along the songs, watched cartoons as they were joined by cartoon characters and participated in a contest. At the end of the event, the foundation volunteers handed the orphan winter boots. The foundation had earlier built a orphanage in the country.
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