Free Notebooks, Stationery Materials Distribution Drive at Safilguda Govt. School
Hyderabad: Seven Rays Foundation, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to improve the education sector and uplifting underprivileged communities, made notebooks and stationery materials distribution drive in ZPHS Govt. School in Old Safilguda, Moula Ali, Secunderabad and distributed to 250 students on 13th July, 2023. The generous sponsorship for this initiative was provided by Srinivas Donthi, an esteemed entrepreneur with a strong commitment to social causes.
On this occasion Dr. Sara, the visionary Founder of Seven Rays Foundation, proudly shared the foundation's ongoing efforts to support education in Telangana. Since its establishment in 2016, the foundation has successfully adopted six schools, with a heartfelt desire to expand their reach to more rural areas. Notably, the Boys and Girls School in Malkajgiri, Nirmal School, Kapra High School and Sai Nagar School are among the cherished list of adopted schools.
Dr. Sara emphasized the foundation's commitment to promoting higher education opportunities for meritorious students who have successfully completed their 10th grade. Through their dedicated team, Seven Rays Foundation has adopted 30 students, providing them with essential support for their higher education for up to two years. In addition to educational assistance, the foundation addresses various needs of the adopted schools, ranging from the distribution of educational materials to the provision of water facilities, electrical equipment, and more.
Guided by the principle that serving the poor is akin to serving God, Seven Rays Foundation actively strives to transform the lives of underprivileged families through its initiatives. Their impactful endeavors include the distribution of 40,000 rice and grocery kits, along with medical kits and sanitary pads for underprivileged girls and women. The foundation has also made a positive difference by donating sewing machines to handicapped families, supporting below poverty line students in their pursuit of higher education, and providing monthly groceries to orphanages and old age homes.
