Following the earthquake that struck Kahramanmaraş, Şanlıurfa and Adana last February, a hopeful aid movement has begun for hundreds of people who were left stranded. This aid, which will be a symbol of unity and solidarity that everyone will feel the warmth of, was realized with the determination and labor of volunteers, starting with the production of blankets.

 

The production of blankets started at a great pace to provide warmth and protection on cold nights for people who had to leave their homes in rural areas. The production lines worked 24 hours a day, regardless of working hours. Volunteers worked day and night to produce more than 2000 blankets, each of which is a beacon of hope.

 

The blankets were carefully packed, bagged, sacked and prepared to be delivered to the earthquake zone by trucks. In this process, each blanket was not only a source of warmth, but also a symbol of solidarity and hope. These blankets, embroidered with the hearts of philanthropists, made the earthquake victims feel that they were not alone and that they were part of the society.

 

This act of charity to heal the wounds of the earthquake made people feel not only the physical warmth of the blankets, but also the warmth of humanity and solidarity. Once again, it was shown that coming together and supporting each other in difficult times is one of our strongest core values. These blankets not only provided warmth, but also warmed hearts and fostered hope.