Rs. 4 lakh raised and collect essential relief materials for affected families to support flood victims in Punjab
Sacred Heart Convent International School Students with Aarth Foundation and Play School raise Rs. 4 lakh and collect essential relief materials for affected families to support flood victims in Punjab
City Air News
Sep 3, 2025 01:35
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Ludhiana September 3, 2025: Demonstrating remarkable compassion and responsibility, two students of Sacred Heart Convent International School, in collaboration with Aarth Foundation and Play School, have contributed to flood relief efforts in Punjab by raising Rs. 4 lakh and collecting necessary relief items including T-shirts, bed covers, pens, and notebooks.
The students handed over the collected funds and materials to Mr. Himanshu Jain, Deputy Commissioner, who appreciated their commitment towards social welfare and assured that the resources would be distributed to the affected families at the earliest.
Expressing their feelings, Aviraj Sayal of Class 3 said, ''When we saw the pictures of people who lost everything in the floods, we knew we had to help in some way, Even though we are still young we believe that small efforts can create big change. We are happy that we could contribute.''
Another student Aayat added, “We collected money and useful things with the hope that it will make life a little easier for the children and families affected.
Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner said, “It is truly inspiring to see young students stepping forward to support the community in times of crisis. Their efforts set an example for others to follow.”
The school principal Sister Shanti DSouza also commended the initiative, stating, “We are extremely proud of our students. Their compassion and willingness to serve others at such a young age reflect the true values of our institution. This act of kindness will inspire many more to join hands for the welfare of society.”
This noble effort by the students stands as a reminder that age is no barrier when it comes to making a difference in society, said Priyanka of Play School.
