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 Celebrating Unity and Friendship: The Success of "Project Leo ආලේ"

In a world where connections are more important than ever, fostering unity and friendship within communities is essential. "Project Leo ආලේ" stands as a shining example of how a simple Valentine's party can become a powerful platform for strengthening bonds and creating lasting memories. Hosted by the the Leo Club of Horizon Campus, this collaborative effort brought together 7 Leo clubs from across District 306 C1 in a celebration of love, friendship, and unity.

Joined Clubs:

1.      Leo Club of Colombo Heroes

2.      Leo Club of Horizon Campus

3.      Leo Club of Koswatte United

4.      Leo Club of SLIIT

5.      Leo Club of Thalangama Malabe

6.      Leo Club of UOC

7.      Leo Club of Wickramasinghepura

Under the leadership of Leo Charith Maduranga, the project chairperson, preparations buzzed with excitement as the team transformed the venue into a haven of love and celebration. Decorations adorned the space, refreshments tantalized taste buds, and games promised laughter and joy.

As people arrived, they felt excited and happy. Everyone from different Leo clubs mingled together, playing fun games and having a good time. Music from a DJ and tasty snacks made the atmosphere even more enjoyable. It showed how being together and having fun can make us feel close and happy.

"Project Leo ආලේ" left a lasting impact on all who attended, fostering a sense of belonging and unity within the Leo community. By bringing together clubs from across the district, it strengthened relationships and promoted collaboration. It was a celebration of shared experiences and shared values, leaving behind cherished memories and a renewed sense of purpose.

As the night came to a close, "Project Leo ආලේ" stood as a symbol of the strength of unity and friendship. Led by dedicated organizers and supported by enthusiastic participants, it exemplified the spirit of the Leo movement. As attendees departed with hearts full of joy and memories, they carried with them the spirit of "Project Leo ආලේ," spreading love and positivity in their communities.

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Leo Shamod Gammanpila. 

 

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