In Bosnia and Herzegovina, kindergarten children prepared homemade food for neighbors in need, showing that compassion can begin at any age.
In Banja Luka, a group of kindergarten children has shown that helping others doesn't require being grown up.
Children at Ciciban Kindergarten prepared homemade preserved foods and collected groceries for Mozaik prijateljstva, a local humanitarian organization serving people experiencing hardship.
The donation was organized around World Food Day, bringing together children, teachers, and parents in a shared act of kindness.
What made the gesture especially meaningful was that the children helped prepare the food themselves.
The organization, which operates the Meal of Love community kitchen, expressed gratitude for the donation and praised the families and educators encouraging generosity from an early age.
Representatives of the city also visited the kindergarten to discuss healthy food, solidarity, and caring for others.
For the children, it was a practical lesson in compassion. For the community kitchen, it meant additional food for neighbors who rely on its support.
