A single act of kindness transforms the lives of 13 students!

New Delhi [India], April 2: Saayam, a noble initiative designed to connect people, founded by Dinakara Nagalla, a US-based tech entrepreneur, continues to broaden its impact by making help accessible, reflecting its true meaning. With the vision that education should be within everyone’s reach, the Saayam Charitable Association joined hands with the ‘Sri Sai Chandana Educational, Cultural, and Religious Charitable Trust’ (SSCECRCT) to provide educational opportunities for 13 deserving students, fulfilling their dreams and meeting their educational needs.

On the evening of March 13th, Wednesday, at a magnificent gathering at Ravindra Bharathi, the Saayam Charitable Association sponsored scholarships for these students who are disabled and financially challenged.
But what is the ‘Saayam Charitable Association’, and what’s its story? How does its name define the organization’s goal?
Raghuram Nagalla, Co-Founder of Saayam Charitable Association, spoke at the event, saying, “Saayam is not just an app; it’s a family. Here, we share stories, sow seeds for change. It’s a social network that raises awareness, uniting everyone towards a common goal.
He further explained the potential of Saayam, “A simple smile, a meal, a few words, an hour of time, what do these costs? Globally, numerous organizations fight against various issues – providing them with the needed funds, resources, and volunteers. By bringing everyone together to help one another, Saayam Charitable Association was created to facilitate this.”

Saayam is not just a digital platform but a community that unites those willing to help in society. Through this community, we can provide assistance in education, health, social activities, and various programs.

In the spirit of extending its mission of kindness, Saayam Charitable Association recently orchestrated a food drive in Hyderabad, showcasing the power of collective action. Numerous volunteers from varied backgrounds came together to distribute food and water bottles to those in need along the roadside. This event not only nourished bodies but also fostered a sense of community and compassion among the volunteers and recipients.
Taking its commitment to social good a step further, Saayam has initiated a groundbreaking movement named ‘NGOs Unite’. This campaign is dedicated to bringing NGOs from around the globe together under the Saayam community umbrella. The vision is to create a unified family of organizations that support each other, connecting a global network of donors, volunteers, fundraisers, other NGOs, corporations, and even individuals. This initiative aims to amplify the impact of charitable efforts by fostering collaboration and sharing resources.

Since its inception in India, Saayam has made remarkable strides in facilitating essential services and support.
The organization has been instrumental in providing water facilities to the Nirmala Bheemla Foundation in Bihar, underscoring its commitment to addressing basic human needs. Additionally, Saayam has extended its helping hand to merit students like Vijaya Bharghavai and Chikitha Behera, who were struggling with educational fees. Their assistance spans various domains, including women’s empowerment initiatives, demonstrating Saayam’s dedication to creating a more equitable society.
Saayam Charitable Association stands as a beacon of hope and a testament to what can be achieved when humanity comes together for a common cause. It’s a platform where inclusivity and cooperation drive meaningful change, making it a unique entity in the realm of social welfare. Through its diverse initiatives and the NGOs Unite campaign, Saayam is building a resilient, interconnected world where every act of kindness contributes to a larger narrative of global solidarity and compassion.
The NGOs Unite movement is gaining momentum. In the future, various organizations and companies plan to collaborate with the Saayam Charitable Association and others to launch initiatives aimed at boosting empowerment and unity in society. Like social media, Saayam functions as a ‘helping media,’ allowing anyone to easily offer help with just a click, using technology to aid those in need.