Charity

We all want to put our old clothes to good use. But do you often find yourself wondering how this can happen? Here are the answers!

Since 2000, Latha Nair has made lives of over 100 kids and adults with Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) better through financial aid, education and job opportunities.

The beneficiaries can be bibliophiles in search of that one long lost book or underprivileged school or college students. Let’s spread the joy of reading to those who can’t afford it.

There's a general rule of thumb when you're thinking of donating old clothes: would you give it to a friend? If the answer is yes, then you could go right ahead. If the answer is no, because the clothes are torn, dirty or unusable, it would be better to find alternate uses/options.

Pained by the state of poor and homeless people, Jalaja and Janardhanan were driven by an overwhelming sense to care for those who had no one.

"I believe that a few gestures of kindness and compassion always go a long way in helping people,” says 45-year-old Shaik Saleem.

Suffering from a congential skin disorder, she has been subjected to public ridicule and humiliation throughout her life.

On February 14, while love was in the air, and people were celebrating their togetherness, a ghastly attack was laid on the troops of the Central Reserve Police Force in Pulwama by a Jaish-e-Mohammad militant. It resulted in the loss of 44 martyrs and the wounding of 20 others.

VeerNari Shakti has reached out to over 2,000 martyr widows and over 2,500 war-disabled soldier families. It has given them all a second shot at life.

Students, teachers as well as the management staff of Our Lady’s Convent Girls Higher Secondary School have played a significant role in contributing money for the homes.