#COVID19 #servingunderprivilegedindelhi Peepal Tree foundation is reaching out to less privileged families in slums of Delhi, with groceries, soaps, hand wash and sanitary towels etc. In our own small way we have reached out to around 183 families so far serving around 913 individuals.  We am humbled and truly thankful to our donors, friends and

A consignment 300 conference Bags just left Kolkata port for Bali, Indonesia. We are so proud that NUS Singapore was generous enough to place an order to make 300 jute bags. Women from a small village, 40 kms away from Asansol facilitated the entire process, right from procuring raw fabric to getting it cut and

Peepal Tree Foundation just received 1300 colouring books from the esteemed AR Rahman Foundation. These books will now reach out to less privileged children across the country through our workshops from time to time. 

PTF celebrated Christmas with Munirka slum kids. After our regular storytelling, games and issuing books as a part of the circulating library program, cake was cut and Christmas Eve celebrated with about 30 kids of all age groups

Peepal Tree Foundation stepped into to work with a new slum. In the heart of Delhi opposite to Mother’s International School, 10 families inhabiting in extreme living conditions, without basic facilities like sanitation, water etc. Upon visit lack of winter wear or blankets were noticed. PTF raised contribution of winter clothes enough for 10 families

Peepal Tree Foundation donated 100 Tulsi plants after a workshop on ‘Basic Home Remedies’ at two slums. Hauz Khas slum near IIT Delhi opposite to Mothers International, and in Munirka Gaon, Shamshan Juggi. 

Peepal Tree Foundation facilitated a blankets donation camp to the IIT Slum, Hauz Khas, in association with Rotary club West Delhi. In presence was Adv. Sri Bipin Garg active member Rotary and an independent philanthropist. 

Peepal Tree Foundation conducted with the Slum kids of Sai Basti at Najafgarh, Delhi at the Sweet Home Children’s Village on the 9th of January 2019. There were over 50 kids between the age of 6 years to 13 years. We picked ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ by Eric Carle translated in Hindi in our Storytelling