The philanthropist, who first introduced himself as ‘Robin Hood’ in Istanbul and then in the earthquake zone Elazığ, provided money to the earthquake victims whose houses were damaged in the city center and villages and closed their grocery debts. This time around Trabzon‘Robin Hood’, which showed in Istanbul, closed the debts of needy citizens in Esentepe neighborhood, where mostly Syrians live in the city.
According to the news of İHA, the charitable citizen who paid 200 TL to the children and the houses in the envelope by visiting the streets in the neighborhood where he came from the previous day, closed the debts of the families in need in some grocery stores. It was learned that the philanthropist who introduced himself as ‘Robin Hood’ in Esentepe neighborhood paid 100 TL for smokers and 200 TL for non-smokers.
Emre Kurt, who runs a grocery store in the Esentepe neighborhood and identifies the poor families by helping himself to identify himself as Robin Hood, said, “They went to the distributors to the children. They gave money to the houses in the envelope. They only gave money to those in need. I helped. He closed the debts of 5-6 people that I stated that they needed. He did not know himself. It is not important to know.
‘GIVES 100 TL FOR SMOKERS AND 200 TL FOR NON-SMOKERS’
Muzaffer Kılıç, who is a shopkeeper in the neighborhood, stated that Robin Hood closed the debt of the citizens who do not have the situation at a grocery store in the neighborhood. We have a grocery store friend who went there and closed the debt of citizens who were not in the situation. Esentepe neighborhood did not develop although it is located nearest to Trabzon city center. In general, poor and Syrians remain. There are many people in need in our neighborhood. May God bless the neighborhood. “
‘CHILDREN WILL SPEND THE MONEY FOR EDUCATION’
11-year-old Fırat Kılıç, who came from Van with his family and lived in the Esentepe neighborhood, said, “He gave me 100 TL. Thank you very much. God bless you. I bought bags, books, notebooks, pens and erasers with money.”
5-year-old Osman Kılıç said, “Somebody came to give us money. He gave me 100 TL. We never talked. After I gave the money, he went. I will meet my school needs with that money. I bought a bag.”
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