
Thank You, VMware: What Corporate Giving Makes Possible
For more than seven years, my colleagues at the VMware Foundation have quietly funded a mission that is not their own. This is a…

For more than seven years, my colleagues at the VMware Foundation have quietly funded a mission that is not their own. This is a…

The pandemic year asked a hard question of every organization that serves the poor: when the world stops, do you stop too? For Sneha…

In the summer of 2019, floods swept across Assam and displaced families who had almost nothing to begin with. For Sneha Karma Foundation, it…

It is not every Quarter that we can boast about a ‘Vision coming to Life’ but Thanks to the above-and-beyond efforts of our team…

The Social & Economic Arguments for Female Education by Rishika Kenkre “I’d cry myself out of anger,” Khushboo Rawat admitted. “Sometimes, when I was…

“Girls are not Brides, They are not a Commodity, They have every right as Human Beings” ~ Hanna Godefa, 17, Unicef, National Ambassador to…

Good intentions are cheap; good programs are expensive and hard. Between 2015 and 2018 we learned that the difference between helping and actually changing…

In January 2017, Sneha Karma Foundation received the GuideStar Platinum Select seal — the highest transparency rating GuideStar (now Candid) awards. We have always…

Between the founding of Sneha Karma Foundation USA in 2015 and the programs that carry our name today lie the quietest years of our…

On July 13th, 2015, Sneha Karma Foundation USA was officially born. But the idea behind it did not begin in a boardroom or a…
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