Date: Wednesday, November 29, 2023
While helping others, sometimes members of our own Samoon family go through difficult times. In such moments, the Samoon Foundation always stands by its family members.
Recently, a small assistance amount of ₹30,000 was provided to support one of our own
family members in need.
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Date: Wednesday, November 29, 2023
On November 16, 2023, a request letter was received from Mr. Yamuna Prasad Dangwal, a resident of village Budkot, Post Office Laludikhal, Tehri Garhwal, seeking help for the treatment of his wife, Prabha Devi. She suffered a brain hemorrhage on September 29 and was immediately admitted to Dehradun, from where she was referred to PGI Chandigarh for better treatment.
The Samoon Foundation provided a small assistance amount of ₹17,000 for the treatment of Prabha Devi, who was receiving treatment at PGI Chandigarh after her brain hemorrhage on September 29. The impoverished family requested assistance from the Samoon Foundation for the treatment, and the support was provided through Mr. Vijay Mohan Panyuli, the vice president of the organization. We also pray for Prabha Devi's swift recovery and a bright future.
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Date: Saturday, November 11, 2023
In various locations in Rishikesh, including Tapovan, Laxman Jhula, and Shyampur Khadri, selected families received Diwali kits from the Samoon Foundation. These kits included worship materials, sweets, firecrackers, lamps, and oil wicks, which were prepared and distributed by the Samoon team. Many people are still forced to live in darkness during this festival of lights, so our effort is to brighten their lives with a small #Diwali_Samoon, bringing them joy and light.
Diwali Samoon by the Samoon Foundation in Tehri Garhwal
After distributing #Bagwali_Samoon in Rishikesh, the Samoon Computer Training Institute in Akhodi, operated by Vikram Shah and his team, delivered #Bagwali_Samoon to extremely impoverished families in Akhodi, Tehri Garhwal. The Diwali kits included new clothes, sweets, firecrackers, lamps, oil wicks, and more.
The Samoon Foundation family shares the joy of Diwali every year with some underprivileged families alongside their own, as this festival is about sharing happiness. The more we share joy with others, the more we feel joy ourselves.
If our small efforts can bring a little more light to the lives of those in need around us during this festival, then we truly understand the significance of Diwali.
