Mumbai: Smartphone maker realme India has joined hands with SOS Children's Villages India for its 2021 Christmas campaign called #HopeForGood. The consumer technology brand along with the independent non-governmental social development organisation spread a little Yuletide cheer among the kids adopted by the latter,  bringing hundred young minds the ‘gift of education’ for a year to help secure their future.

A little #HopeForGood can go a long way. This Christmas, you can help us in supporting the education of a hundred kids for a whole year. Share your message for these kids and be their Santa

— realme (@realmeIndia) December 21, 2021

A team from realme India visited the kids earlier at an SOS Children’s Village. In the released video, the team showcased the dreams and aspirations of these kids and made an appeal to twitteratis to come forward and leave messages that show support for these kids. realme India also appealed to netizens to help them contribute towards fulfilling the aspirations of the children by sponsoring their education.

Realme India released another video on Thursday, delivering on the promise they made earlier. The latest video compiles the success story of how Twitter and the realme community came through with their support to help sponsor the education of the young minds for all of 2022.

Your contribution went a long way in building the future of the kids and helping them grow.
We're thankful & grateful for everyone who helped us reach our goal!

Let's continue to keep the #HopeForGood spirit alive! This is what we call #MerryChristmas. pic.twitter.com/8kNgUSvkUp

— realme (@realmeIndia) December 30, 2021

realme India digital director Bhawana Sharma expressed gratitude at the support the initiative received and said, “It is heart-warming to see how many people came through to support the children. This is the first step marking the beginning of our Hope for Good initiative and we hope to take many such steps in the future to drive more positive change. We are ready to start the new year with more hope and compassion.”