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Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.

Princess Diana

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We rise by lifting others.

Robert Ingersoll

Orator

Happiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present. Give and you will receive.

Jim Rohn

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There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up.

John Holmes

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Social media is where Sneha Karma Foundation feels closest to the people who support us. Between newsletters and field visits, our channels carry the everyday texture of our work: the girls we help educate and empower, the classrooms and skill centres that grow because of you, and the volunteers who give their time and heart to the mission. We share updates, photographs, stories and warm conversation across Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and LinkedIn, and we would love you to join us there. Following is easy, sharing is powerful, and every like, comment or forward helps someone new discover what kindness can do.

Where to Find Us

Facebook

@snehakarmafoundation

Facebook is where our community gathers every day. Through our page we share programme updates, field stories, event announcements and the milestones that make this work real. Supporters comment, cheer and help spread each post far beyond our own network, so a small update about a classroom can reach thousands who want to help. It is also where many families and volunteers first meet Sneha Karma Foundation. Whether you want to keep up with the girls we serve or find new ways to get involved, our Facebook page is the heart of our daily conversation.

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Instagram

@snehakarmafdn

Instagram brings our mission to life in pictures. We share photographs from our programme sites, portraits of the girls and women we support, and quiet moments that words cannot capture. It is a space for supporters who want to see the real, everyday impact of their giving - a classroom in use, a skill being learned, a celebration in a village. Through stories and reels we also introduce our volunteers, our artisans and the places where we work. Follow along to see the joy and progress your kindness makes possible.

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X (Twitter)

@snehakarma

X keeps our community connected to the news that matters. We post quick updates, urgent appeals and the conversations shaping girls' education in India. It is where we join wider discussions with other nonprofits, advocates and journalists, and where supporters can share our work with a single tap. Because X moves fast, it is our place for timeliness - live updates from events, programme milestones and the latest ways to help. If you like being in the know and amplifying good causes, X is where to find us.

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YouTube

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YouTube is the home of our stories in motion. We share videos of our programs, community events and the people behind the mission. Seeing a girl step into a classroom, an artisan perfect a craft, or a volunteer describe their work brings our impact to life in a way words alone cannot. Our videos are also tools for spreading awareness - easy to share in classrooms, offices and community groups. Subscribe to hear the journeys of our supporters and watch how your generosity keeps changing lives, one story at a time.

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LinkedIn

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LinkedIn connects Sneha Karma Foundation with the professionals, companies and institutions who power our work. Our page carries updates on partnerships, corporate social responsibility opportunities, volunteer roles and the organisations we work alongside. It is where business leaders, grant-makers and skilled professionals discover how their expertise can strengthen a nonprofit. From technology and marketing volunteers to corporate sponsors, LinkedIn helps us turn professional networks into real support for the girls we serve. Follow us to explore how your company or career can make a difference.

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We are all visitors to this time, this place. We are just passing through. Our purpose here is to observe, to learn, to grow, to love and then we return home.

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