۰ Our Sponsored projects ۰

Shreeja India was started in 2017 to empower young women from underprivileged backgrounds in eastern India through the sport of soccer. This theme of this organization is "healthy body, healthy mind." Shreeja uses sports to foster self-esteem, teamwork, and leadership among these young women, and helps combat school drop-outs, early marriages, and domestic violence against women. This program currently runs a center-based program at Rajnagar, Birbhum, West Bengal, and three non-center programs at Park Circus (Kolkata), North Kolkata, and Dhatrigram in West Bengal, and is cosponsored by Kolkata Police.

Voice of World (VoW) is a social welfare organization that has served blind, disabled, and abandoned children in India since 1992. It provides school-level education, room and board, and rehabilitation services, along with extra-curricular opportunities, such as mountain trekking, sports, and music, to this population. Currently, VoW serves about 300 residential beneficiaries and close to 2,000 non-residential beneficiaries. Over the last 26 years, they have set up 22 centers in different parts of West Bengal and one each in Delhi and Puri, Odisha. Its main headquarters are located in Behala, Kolkata.

Founded in 1953 by J. Clifford MacDonald, MacDonald Training Center (MTC) provides job training and supported employment to people with physical and intellectual disabilities. People with hearing disabilities, autism, and Down syndrome work with employment coaches to build job skills and soft skills, and maximize their independence in activities of daily living, including personal health and safety, socialization, decision making, communication, and community inclusion. MTC procures corporate contracts, such as Florida Sunpass packaging, that employs these people in a productive capacity.

Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) provides a "home away from home" for families whose children are admitted to hospital in critical condition. Starting in 1980 as Florida's first RMHC, RMHC Tampa Bay provides 80 bedrooms in four houses and hot meals for families of children receiving treatment at four Tampa Bay pediatric hospitals. Momo's parents were personally touched by the kindness of RMHC when Momo was admitted to Johns Hopkins All Childrens Hospital at St. Petersburg, FL for the last few days of his life.