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Educate To Save is a child-sponsorship and rural-education initiative operated by The Kalgidhar Society, Baru Sahib. It draws support for children of impoverished families across rural North India who would otherwise be deprived of an education. Though our Society strives to support as many such children as our capacity allows, our contribution alone reaches only a small fraction — the expanse of poverty across these regions is vast. Our team continually surveys these regions to identify children who cannot attend school because of financial constraints. Each case is then validated by our authentication team through available documents and family site surveys before the child is enlisted to seek sponsorship.
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F-3 Rajouri Garden,, 110027, New Delhi, India
- 73411 70707
- info@educatetosave.com
- educatetosave.com
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