Causes: Philanthropy, Public Foundations
Mission: To promote understanding and tolerance in society by empowering our youth with value of volunteering and philanthropy. In turn, our youth will learn how to plan, develop, and implement projects for protection of animals and environment, promote free health programs, provide quality education and life skills to underprivileged families, help organize disaster relief programs in time of need, and build bridges between different communities.
Results: * Free education for 10,000+ underprivileged children from tribal communities from 2004 * Empowering 2300+ visually challenged children with education and livelihood from 2001 * Sponsored mobile diagnostic bus equipped with medical equipment to support more women health camps effectively in the interior parts of country in India. * 101,604+ general health camps* 900+ eye camps * 1000+ dental camps * 606+ cancer awareness and prevention camps * 32,751+ VIA tests * 648,040+ women screened for breast and cervical cancer* 201,112+ general women treated* 138+ breast surgeries * 406+ hysterectomies * 202+ pre-cancer diagnoses * 2768+ mamograms * 4864+ ultrasound scans * 5019+ papsmears * 3541+ biopsies * 50+ walk-a-thons across usa promoting cancer awareness, childhood obesity, sucide prevention * Provided 5000+ tents and blankets as immediate relief for Nepal Earthquake relief, building a permanent school with about $170,000 for the children and houses for the victims* Donated 25,000 to the city of Houston for Hurricane Harvey relief apart from hundreds of hours of service to those affected by the hurricane. * Donated $10,000 to Red Cross for the South Carolina 1000 yr flood* Donated $20,000 towards hurricane in India* $12,000 to fire victims in Woodbridge New Jersey* 2011 Japan Tsunami - $44,000 relief to Japan Govt.
Target demographics: Education for the underprivileged and visually challegend, cancer awareness, environmental protection and disater relief
Direct beneficiaries per year: over 1,000 students, over 15,000 families
Geographic areas served: Primarily in USA & India, but we repond to needs anywhere in the world
Programs: * Provide education to underprivileged children. Provide education to visually challenged children/youth. * Spread awareness about cancer and provide facilities for early cancer detection & treatment in improvised communities. * Spread awareness about being environmentally friendly and protecting our mother earth. * Disaster relief
Mission: To promote understanding and tolerance in society by empowering our youth with value of volunteering and philanthropy. In turn, our youth will learn how to plan, develop, and implement projects for protection of animals and environment, promote free health programs, provide quality education and life skills to underprivileged families, help organize disaster relief programs in time of need, and build bridges between different communities.
Results: * Free education for 10,000+ underprivileged children from tribal communities from 2004 * Empowering 2300+ visually challenged children with education and livelihood from 2001 * Sponsored mobile diagnostic bus equipped with medical equipment to support more women health camps effectively in the interior parts of country in India. * 101,604+ general health camps* 900+ eye camps * 1000+ dental camps * 606+ cancer awareness and prevention camps * 32,751+ VIA tests * 648,040+ women screened for breast and cervical cancer* 201,112+ general women treated* 138+ breast surgeries * 406+ hysterectomies * 202+ pre-cancer diagnoses * 2768+ mamograms * 4864+ ultrasound scans * 5019+ papsmears * 3541+ biopsies * 50+ walk-a-thons across usa promoting cancer awareness, childhood obesity, sucide prevention * Provided 5000+ tents and blankets as immediate relief for Nepal Earthquake relief, building a permanent school with about $170,000 for the children and houses for the victims* Donated 25,000 to the city of Houston for Hurricane Harvey relief apart from hundreds of hours of service to those affected by the hurricane. * Donated $10,000 to Red Cross for the South Carolina 1000 yr flood* Donated $20,000 towards hurricane in India* $12,000 to fire victims in Woodbridge New Jersey* 2011 Japan Tsunami - $44,000 relief to Japan Govt.
Target demographics: Education for the underprivileged and visually challegend, cancer awareness, environmental protection and disater relief
Direct beneficiaries per year: over 1,000 students, over 15,000 families
Geographic areas served: Primarily in USA & India, but we repond to needs anywhere in the world
Programs: * Provide education to underprivileged children. Provide education to visually challenged children/youth. * Spread awareness about cancer and provide facilities for early cancer detection & treatment in improvised communities. * Spread awareness about being environmentally friendly and protecting our mother earth. * Disaster relief
P.O. Box 406, Princeton Junction, NJ 08550
972-935-8955
Philanthropy
Princeton Junction
