

Updated On: 16 November, 2023 05:03 AM IST | Mumbai | Prasun Choudhari
Funds generated from the sale of the merchandise with prize-winning drawings will be utilised to support the welfare and education of underprivileged street children

Schoolchildren participate in the drawing competition. Pic/Prasun Choudhari
On the occasion of Children’s Day, Turning Opportunities for Upliftment and Child Help (TOUCH) Foundation successfully organised its 13th annual drawing competition in Borivli. The event provided a platform for children from government, private and shelter schools to showcase their creativity. The event, held at Swatantra Veer Savarkar Udyan, saw the participation of 413 enthusiastic children, with the goal of fostering creativity and expression among the younger generation.
The drawing competition also served a larger purpose. The prize-winning drawings from the competition will be featured on calendars, book covers, and mugs, which will be made available for sale. The funds generated through the sale of these items will be utilised to support the welfare and education of underprivileged street children who face barriers to formal education.