Small Step Foundation is a non-profit public benefit volunteer corporation that I support.Their focus is promoting education and support rehabilitation of special need children by directly funding existing Not for profit organizations in India. This is from SSF website: “If Not Us, Then Who? If Not Now, Then When?” These were the guiding priniciples of [...]
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Last year, I had posted about SSF walk and it is that time of the year again. A small SSF intro: It is a Bay Area based Non-Profit working to fund education projects in India. To raise funds, they are oragnizing a 5k/10k walk and, as always, the event is targeted towards a whole family [...]
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I have posted about Small Steps Foundation in the past. It is a Bay Area based Non-Profit working to fund education projects in India. To raise funds, they are oragnizing a 5k/10k walk and, as always, the event is targeted towards a whole family experience. These are the details of the SSF 2009 Walk. If [...]
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Parivaar was founded by this guy called Vinayak, who graduated out of IIT Kharagpur and IIM Calcutta, which are among the top 3 engineering and b-schools in India, and then decided to devote his life to uplifting the lives of children. He’s used all his education to good effect with Parivaar growing from 3 kids [...]
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Recently, my sister and group of friends started the ‘Small Steps Foundation’. SSF is a Not for Profit organization working to raise money that will be used to fund young and upcoming NGOs in India. The goal is to promote education and betterment of children. Currently they are funding Sshrishti, a Delhi based NGO helping [...]
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