We are proud of our efforts but we are even more proud of the individuals who support us. Patrons, donors and well-wishers have put their trust in us and given their hard-earned money to our cause without any hesitation. Every story below is a reason we keep going.
Abhay Rao
There are many people who are eager and willing to support a good cause, but hesitate because they do not know what happens to the money they donate. With Sneha Karma, I don’t have to worry about this. If things are going bad with the world today, it is because the inhabitants of this planet have abused our most valuable assets — the girl child, the environment, health, education and culture. And the lack is even more obvious in the remote corners, like the far-east of India. I am obliged to Sneha Karma for giving me the opportunity to be of service. Their contribution is not a one-off event; they are creating a strong foundation for countless young children by making them independent and capable. God bless them.
Jalpa Naik
What is the point of life, of living, if we can’t reach out to try and make a difference in someone else’s life? Children shouldn’t have to suffer, yet there are so many out there who have no family, no home, no food, no clothes and/or no education. They have no voice and silently suffer. We need to do whatever we can to help them, bring them up, educate them and empower them so they can come out of poverty and build a better life for themselves and future generations. That’s why I donate to Sneha Karma — because of their efforts in trying to help children, especially girls who seem to be the most neglected. Every contribution, every effort, no matter how small we feel it may be, makes a big difference to someone else who has nothing. As Mother Teresa said, “We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop. If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one.”
Srinath UnniKrishnan
Sneha Karma has taken up a commendable goal of nurturing and educating girls in a location which is not served by civic amenities — in the jungles of Assam, India. World over, especially in the developing nations, it is the womenfolk who are disadvantaged, and the cause of education helps them to be independent. I am happy to contribute and be associated with the Sneha Karma organization, which keeps donors like me updated on the progress the wards have made in their education and employment, as well as the positive impact on the immediate society in general. This is a wonderful organization and I would highly recommend contributing towards this in the interest of female empowerment.
If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.
Spiritual leader