Kim Foundation's university and high school visits have a significant impact on young people. The visits help young people to learn about Islam in a more comprehensive and accurate way. They also help young people to develop their foreign language skills and to socialize with people from different cultures.

The visits also help to build bridges between different religions. By giving young people the opportunity to learn about Islam from Muslims, the visits help to promote understanding and tolerance.

Our volunteers' age range is very wide, but the locomotive is university students. For this reason, we regularly hold presentations at universities that offer education in foreign languages every year to explain our foundation's activities.

Our goal is to help young people socialize, develop their foreign language skills by explaining Islam, and gain new skills by participating in different projects by volunteering at our foundation.

Although our volunteers are mostly university students and graduates, we also make institutional visits at the high school level. With these visits, we aim for our young people to:

• learning that there is a concept of invitation in religion
• knowing that they can also support it
• gaining motivation to develop their foreign language skills and use them for the good
• meeting an organization that they can actively participate in when they come to their university years
• socializing in an Islamic environment during their university years

In addition to all these, we also aim for some of our young people to be aware of the existence of adults to whom they can easily ask questions about their religious issues with these visits.