PROJECT 1 - Dry Ration Kit & Face Masks
3,735 DRY RATION KITS & 500 WASHABLE FACE MASKS DISTRIBUTED IN VARIOUS PARTS OF BENGALURU & MYSURU IN SEVEN PHASES. EACH KIT HAS 14 DAYS OF PROVISIONS FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR
PROJECT 2 - Abhinandan Kit
3900 ABHINANDAN KITS DISTRIBUTED TO ASHA WORKERS AND POLICE PERSONNEL
Two hours of Seva is equal to 20 years of Sadhana - Sri M
As on 28th April, the Bengaluru Team has completed seven phases of Dry Rations Distribution in North and South Bengaluru. This is part of our social service initiatives during the ongoing pandemic that is affecting thousands of daily wage and low income workers.
They are facing unemployment and hunger issues due to the nationwide lock down. Each kit has two weeks of dry rations consisting of basic essentials viz Rice, Dal, Wheat flour, Edible Oil, Suji, Sugar and Salt. In addition, 500 reusable cotton face masks have been distributed to improve social hygiene and enhance personal protection.
As part of Project 2, Asha health workers and police personnel who form the front line crew in contact tracing are to be provided with Abhinandan kits. This kit has 2 face masks, 2 sets of gloves, a hand sanitizer & one plastic face shield. A small gesture to thank these tireless warriors.
300 Kits distributed in North Bengaluru covering the Jalahalli and Thanisandra locations
300 Kits in South Bengaluru covering the Bomannahalli Industrial Area
These kits were distributed on 6th & 7th April
1400 Kits delivered to police personnel in Chikkaballapur on 5th May
200 kits each distributed in two batches at Marathahalli
200 kits each distributed in Cox Town slums
100 kits each was distributed in small pockets of Sarjapur, HRBR Layout and Kasturi Nagar area by our dedicated volunteers. Using the token system, the volunteers ensured that the beneficiaries were given rations in an orderly and safe manner
These kits were distributed on 10th, 13th, 14th & 15th April
750 Kits delivered to ASHA workers in Davangere
500 Kits delivered in Kalaburgi
250 Kits delivered in Bengaluru
These kits were distributed on 21st May
200 kits distributed in Electronic City
125 kits distributed in Adugodi
75 kits distributed in JC Road and Muneeswara Road near Christ University
100 kits in Marathahalli
These kits were distributed on 18th,19th & 20th April
1000 Kits delivered to ASHA workers in Mysuru. Each kit contains washable masks, 2 pair of gloves and 50 ml of sanitizers
These 1000 cloth masks were donated by Software AG employees
These kits were distributed on 12th June
300 kits in Yelahanka on 20th April
1500 Kits delivered to ASHA workers in Chitradurga taluk, Kyasapura & HD pura.
These 1000 cloth masks were donated by Software AG employees
These kits were distributed on 6th August
200 kits & face masks distributed in Bamboo Bazaar
150 kits & masks distributed in Sarjapura
150 kits & face masks distributed in old Byappanahalli area
These were distributed on 24th, 25th & 28th April
250 kits distributed in Pillareddy Nagar
250 kits distributed at J P Nagar on 5th and 8th May including 30 kits to BWSSB sanitation workers
815 kits distributed to police personnel of Chikkaballapur on 8th May
20 kits distributed to Ashadayaka Seva Trust Mysuru for 38 poor children on 15th May
30 kits distributed to house keeping staff in Vidyaranyapura on 24th July
23 kits distributed to house keeping staff in Banashankari on 22nd September
23 kits distributed to families who lost their livelihood of selling goods outside temples in Banashankari on 22nd September
25 kits distributed to families in Banashankari on 28th September
1000 washable cloth masks distributed to families in Cox Town and Janakiram layout slums on 4th October
500 washable cloth masks distributed at princeton school, Sunshine School and Construction Labourers on 16th October
Deccan Herald, 10th April
Prajavani (Kannada Newspaper), 10th April
Thank you note from Chikkaballapur Police Department, 11th May
Thank you tweet from Namma Bengaluru Foundation, 26th May
Thank you note from Karnataka Rajya Samyuktha Asha Karyakartheyara Sangha, 13th August
Twitter response on Bamboo bazaar distribution, 24th April
Thank you note from ASHA workers trade union, 22nd May
Thank you note from Savitri Brahmana Sangha, 10th May
Project 1 - Koramangla
Project 1 - Sarjapur Road
Project 1 - Sarjapur
Project 1 - Electronics City 1
Project 1 - Electonics City 2
Project 1 - Electronics City 3
Project 1 - Adugodi
Project 1 - Adugodi
All social activities and outreach programs are funded by the generous contributions of Satsangis and well wishers to the cause of transforming society's marginalized and needy fellow humans. Sri M as a social reformer, educationist and spiritual guide has epitomized Social Service as the ''Need of the Hour" to enrich our life experiences by sharing and caring for those less privileged than us in whatever means possible.
Your kindness and generous support through donations/active service in the Satsang Foundation activities would help us in bettering the life of a few in this large nation of ours. All donations are exempt under Section 80 G the IT Act.
Our heartfelt gratitude to all the donors, Satsangis and volunteers in this mission.
