Little students in Sinop carried out a meaningful project together with the police. The little ones who sold the picture frames and succulent plants they prepared with their own efforts at the stand, whose proceeds were set up to be donated to the families of martyrs and veterans, were greatly appreciated.
The "Smile with Confidence at Life" event was held in cooperation with Sinop Zübeyde Hanım Kindergarten and Sinop Police Department. At the event held in Government Square yesterday, little students, together with police teams, sold the picture frames and succulent plants they prepared with their own efforts. The proceeds of the event, where all frames and succulents were sold, were donated to the families of martyrs and veterans.
Speaking at the event, Sinop Provincial Police Chief Tarıkhan Çetiner said, “Our teachers from Zübeyde Hanım Kindergarten came to us and asked how we could do something together. The aim is a very lofty one. They said that they wanted to donate the income they earned to the families of martyrs and veterans. We also supported the project and together with the children, we planted succulents in pots and sold them today. We would like to thank our Provincial Director of National Education, Zübeyde Hanım Kindergarten Principal and teachers, our parents, of course our children and all the people of Sinop who did not leave us alone at the event. We think we had a good time with the children. They are also aware that they gain admiration by exhibiting and selling the things they make by hand. We encouraged them to do this work and added meaning to it. "We thank everyone who participated and supported us," he said.
In his opening speech at the event, Zübeyde Hanım Kindergarten Principal Yusuf Haskılıç said, “Today, the proceeds from this event will be donated to the Sinop Martyrs and Veterans Families Association. In my opinion, this path we are on is a beautiful one. I would like to thank Ms. Dilek, the students and our valuable parents for organizing this event. "She is a blessing to everyone's purse," she said.