The Act of Kindness
Small acts with big results, from STEM education in rural schools to joy-filled celebrations.
1. Holi Celebration
Kind donations 595 kids were able to experience the magic of Holi with these organic colours and the women making the colours were able to make an income of around INR 23,000.
The packets were distributed in Posheri Village, Amgaon Village and Guhir Village."
2. Donated Sports Equipments
3. A bright and play full diwali
"This Diwali, Hasbro and Greater Good Foundation celebrated Diwali with our supported School. These little hands are shaping their childhood, their dreams, and their joy, one Hasbro clay at a time!
The students of Grades 3 & 4 celebrated Diwali with their hands messy, and hearts full. Here’s to a brighter festival of lights for children, everywhere!
We are grateful to Hasbro for being a continuous and generous supporter of Greater Good Foundation work in uplifting education and learning environments in schools for low income communities."
4.Discovering through music
The workshop at Badlapur Ashram aimed to acquaint children with music in a hands-on way, fostering self-practice and cultivating appreciation for the art. Led by @rish_sharma , the young students were introduced to the 4 core elements of rhythm - beat, tempo, pattern and duration.
5.Daily act of kindness
6.Akshaya Patra X GGF - Mid day Meal
The workshop at Badlapur Ashram aimed to acquaint children with music in a hands-on way, fostering self-practice and cultivating appreciation for the art. Led by @rish_sharma , the young students were introduced to the 4 core elements of rhythm - beat, tempo, pattern and duration.
7. Laptop Donation
8.STEM Education in Palghar
"To improve the landscape of education in rural area of Wada, Vikramgad, Jawhar and Palghar talukas of Palghar district, GG & Sri Chaitanya Seva Trust had undertaken an initiative to strengthen skills in Science-Engineering-Technology and Mathematics for children through various initiatives. The program caters to government-run schools across 3 hamlets in Palghar, educating 100+ classrooms and 5,000+ students."