SKN Gala will be held at Imperia in Somerset, NJ, on Sunday, September 22.
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Indian American community is one of the biggest donors for Philanthropic activities both in the United States and India. Get to know the people of Indian origin who involve in Philanthropy and see how they make valuable investments.
Excerpts from Alex Counts’ “Changing the World Without Losing Your Mind: Leadership Lessons from Three Decades of Social Entrepreneurship.”
Social entrepreneur and global changemaker Alex Counts speaks about his new book “Changing the World Without Losing Your Mind.”
Easy accessibility to clean water can become a game-changer for women and girls in villages, writes high school senior Esha Mittal, who spent the summer in India.Â
The singer, who will be performing as part of 73rd Indian Independence Day celebrations, will donate 2.5 million rupees to the nonprofit Khalsa Aid.
The 5th Annual SKN Hope Gala 2019 will be held at The Imperia in Somerset, NJ, on September 22, 2019.
9 teams from across the world to participate in “Raniyaan Di Raunaq”, which is first of its kind the US.
Over 43,500 children in rural migrating communities of India will benefit from the 4-year grant.
The Indian American actor and producer celebrates 40th birthday by donating $1,000 to 40 charities.
The organization inducted into Lions Club charter.
The teenager and seven others were mowed down by a motorist who thought they were Muslims.
Indian Americans bring a depth of knowledge, ideas and innovations, as well as money, to address India’s complex challenges.
Indian American entrepreneurs Bharat Desai and Neerja Sethi commit $1 million to AIF.
The Food Bank for New York City forms new Indian American Council.
Gurinder Singh Khalsa, who is running for city council in Indiana, pledges to donate his salary to two charities.
Nearly 25,000 people have contributed through Patel’s Facebook fundraising page.
Nonprofit strategist Colleen Brinkmann, who was born in India to an Indian mother, speaks about her recently released book “Moonshot Leadership” and philanthropy, among other issues.
It is a blessing to be able to contribute to my “Karma bhoomi” (United States), “Janma bhoomi” (Zambia) and “Mathru bhoomi” (India), says the Tampa philanthropist, who received India’s Pravasi Bharatiya Samman last week.
Also on Thursday, ribbon was cut for a new emergency facility built with a $5 million gift from the philanthropist.
SM Sehgal Foundation is present in more than 700 Indian villages.
The funds will support VFF’s programs in rural India.
“We believe very sincerely that this large, complex global [water] problem is solvable,†says CEO Kurt Soderlund.
The organization’s 18th annual gala focuses on healthy food.
The event, part of an 8-day, 3-city fundraising drive that raked in 5.5 million, honors IDRF’s Vinod Prakash.
The renaming of the $51 million building is to recognize a gift for an undisclosed amount from the couple.