If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation. Education anedhi prathi ammayi ki chala important, family ni lead cheyadam nunchi independent ga survive avvadam varaku Education will play a crucial part in every girl's life...
Same ilane Indian footwear brand Fizzy Goblet founder Laksheeta Govil kuda anukunnaru.. "Every child has a dream and every dream deserves a chance to live" and she believes it
She has launched an initiative with the NGO Nanhi Kali where every limited edition(100) gift box purchased by a girl will secure an education opportunity for another girl child for an entire year.
Each gift box will contain a shoe of as per choice, a pair of slippers, and a tote bag in a special one of a kind print. And while one receives all of these goodies in the comfort of their home, 100 percent of the proceeds will go to Nanhi Kali towards education. "The education of a child, especially a girl child is the first major step towards real change in India," says Laksheeta who has associated with the NGO for many years.
The world around us is changing at an unprecedented scale. School closures, particularly in the economically weaker sections of society due to crises like these, significantly increase the dropout rates amongst girls. While boys are likely to get back to school, some girls may never return because they are forced to work, take up caregiving responsibilities or worse, marry early, she says.
With in 24 hours, ee initiative start chesina okka roju lone 100 gift boxes sale ainai, ah money tho 100 young girls ki 1 year patu Nanhi Kali foundation education provide chestharu...
Girls education kosam chesina ee manchi initiative success ayindi kabatii vallu kuda dhini continue chedham anukuntunaru, ante ika pai Fizzy Goblet lo ah gift box konte vatilo 10% of money ni Nanhi Kali foundation lo girls education ki use chestharu...
"Together let us empower beautiful minds to dream and live their dreams and forge real change for generations to come. Because that is the power of communities coming together to make a difference," says Govil while she and her team take a pledge of Girls Support Girls.
