The story of a good working hotel

People of different ages, big and small, are sitting in rows on one side of the road. A young man is asking everyone two questions, "Your name?", "Did you do well today?" Knowing the answer, he is writing it down on the clip board paper in his hand. At the end of this work, everyone is being given a packet of food. This exceptional initiative of getting food in return for good work was seen in Kamalapur of the capital.

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Good work when inspired

As time goes on their studies end, everyone becomes preoccupied with their own professional life. But their efforts to do good could not be suppressed. In 2012, they launched a page on Facebook called 'Youth for Bangladesh' with a plan to expand social work and give it an organizational look. Their countrywide activities started. Responding to the call of humanity, these young people from time to time run to different parts of the country with help.

The idea of ​​a good working hotel
Even if this food is free, it is a condition to be fulfilled, a good deed must be done. If someone comes to eat and can't talk about doing something good that day, he is not given back either. He is motivated to do good deeds, he is encouraged to do two good deeds the next day. Then the food packets were handed over.

According to the sources, there are two motives behind the launch of this hotel. First, to motivate everyone to practice good and virtuous deeds. And secondly, to build a hunger-free Bangladesh by reducing the suffering of hunger. Arifur says, "The sum of a good deed every day can change our lives."

Shakib Hasan Shaon, a volunteer for Youth for Bangladesh, said, "Since the launch of this hotel, an average of 250-300 people have been fed every day." They fed more than nine thousand people at a time in the first month.