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Toys With Wings distributed 4000 new toys donated by the Spanish charity campaign ‘Un Jugete Una Ilusion’. In partnership with Spanish journalist, Manuel Romero, photographer, Miguel Angel Fernandez, the Spanish Embassy in Jordan, Father Carlos, the director of the Latin Patriarchate School in Marka, and Syrian NGO, Souriyat Across Borders.

‘Un Jugete Una Ilusion’ campaign was created by 'Crecer Jugando' foundation and the Spanish National Radio of Spain. The toys collected by the campaign were distributed to Palestinian refugees in Jarash, Syrian refugees at a school in Mafraq, in additon to two orphan centers in Marka and Abu Nusair.

Click below to read the article in Spanish and see more photos from the toys distribution in Jordan

More coverage from UAE Al Bayan Newspaper on Toys With Wings day out with 33 children from UAE Red Crescent at the 'FairyTales' play ground in Dubai. The piece written by journalist Ebada Ibrahim includes an interview with the founder Mouna ElHaimoud.

We would like to thank 'Fairytales' Dubai for providing us the space and for all the activities organized specially for them.
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To read the interview in Arabic click below

Journalist Ebada Ibrahim from UAE newspaper Al Bayan spent a day with founder Mouna ElHaimoud and 33 children from UAE Red Crescent, as part of their Ramadan initiative 'A Day For Good' which is in line with UAE Year Of Giving, that aims to encourage the community and private sector to make a difference in the lives of others through charity activities and volunteerism.
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The video interview was filmed at the 'Fairytales' playground in Jumeirah Town Center mall in Dubai. The children had a blast playing and painting.

To watch the video interview in Arabic click below

Journalist Sherouq Zakaria from Khaleej Times interviewed founder Mouna ElHaimoud in Dubai about how it all started and how was the journey in Toys With Wings since its inception in 2015. The interview also emphasizes on the importance of giving and helping the community through small acts that make a big difference over the time.

To read the full interview click below