realme aligns with youth to distribute iftar among the needy this Ramadan

Youth-favourite consumer technology brand realme, in association with the students of two renowned universities, has distributed iftar among a thousand underprivileged people this Ramadan.
This charitable initiative was made possible through the dedicated efforts of 50 students, 25 each from Shanto-Mariam University of Creative Technology and Daffodil International University, who volunteered their time to prepare and distribute the iftar among the right people.
The iftar was distributed among the orphans, destitutes, guards, drivers, cleaners, and other people in need. These groups, who are typically unable to afford a proper meal to break their fast, were provided with a complete and nutritious meal to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan. The Iftar included a variety of delicious food items, along with refreshing sharbat, ensuring the recipients had a wholesome meal to enjoy.
Branding Director of realme Darren Zhang said, “Ramadan gives us a tremendous opportunity to spread joy and happiness. We took the opportunity to make it real for people, especially those in need.”
Rahima Begum, a destitute woman in the capital’s Uttara, said, “I received a complete meal, including sharbat, for iftar today. I rarely get the chance to have such food. Thanks to the organisers for taking such an initiative.”
MofizAlam, a man who received the iftar, said, “I’ll take this food home for my children. They will love the items here. May God bless those who arranged this iftar.”
This year’s Iftar distribution by realme was a reminder of the power of community and the importance of supporting those who may be struggling. As Ramadan continues, realme hopes to inspire others to take similar actions in their own communities and spread the spirit of giving, kindness, and unity.