Bridging the Gap — Samoon Foundation Extends Support to Tribal School in Udham Singh Nagar

Date – Tuesday, August 13, 2024

On August 13, 2024, the Samoon Foundation expanded its educational outreach to

one of Uttarakhand’s most underserved communities by reaching the Tribal PrimarySchool - Majravighi in Gadarpur, Udham Singh Nagar. Marking the seventeenth day ofits uniform distribution drive, this initiative exemplifies the Foundation’s commitment to promoting educational equity across diverse and marginalized regions. his intervention was sparked by a direct appeal from Principal Mr. Manoj Choubey, who learned about the Foundation’s initiatives through social media. Recognizing the need, the Foundation promptly responded by providing uniforms for all 55 students,many of whom belong to the Buxa and other Scheduled Tribes. The school, established in 1980, has long served as a cornerstone for tribal education in the region.

The event garnered enthusiastic support from local leaders, educators, and

Foundation representatives. Principal Choubey highlighted how timely initiatives like

this one remove tangible barriers to education and instill dignity and motivation among

tribal children. The Samoon Foundation reaffirmed its mission: to bridge educational

disparities by ensuring every child, regardless of background, has access to essential

learning resources and a supportive environment. This case stands as a testament to

how responsive action and community collaboration can make meaningful strides

toward inclusive education.

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Unifying Identity — Samoon Foundation Distributes Uniforms at Chilpad, Looks Ahead to Winter Support

Date – Monday, August 5, 2024

On August 5, 2024, the Samoon Foundation reached another key milestone in its

expansive uniform distribution campaign by visiting Government Primary School

Chilpad in Tehri Garhwal. Marking the sixteenth day of the initiative, the Foundation

continued its mission to equip students with essential school uniforms— nurturing a

collective identity and enhancing access to quality education.

The event was attended by Headmaster Mr. Arjun Rana, Assistant Teacher Mr.

Vijendra Singh, SCTI instructor Mr. Vijendra Kumar, and numerous parents, all of

whom expressed strong appreciation. Headmaster Rana extended gratitude for the

support and made a meaningful appeal: “ Along with this, we also request the Samoon

Foundation to provide sweaters for winter to protect the children from the cold.

”Assistant T eacher Singh echoed the positive outcomes, observing,

“By wearing thesame uniform, they will elevate their identity to new heights and are more enthusiastic about education.”

Instructor Vijendra Kumar reaffirmed the Foundation’s broader goal: “Our objective is

to shape the future of children through education. Such programs boost children's

morale and teach them a sense of unity.

” The request for winter clothing reflects both the trust the community places in the Foundation and the potential for continued collaboration to meet seasonal needs. This case further underscores the Samoon Foundation’s commitment to holistic educational support and social upliftment.

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Smiles and Self- Esteem — Samoon Foundation’s Uniform Drive Reaches Semalta

Date – Monday, August 5, 2024

On August 5, 2024, the Samoon Foundation marked the fifteenth day of its ongoing

uniform distribution campaign by reaching Government Primary School Semalta in

Tehri Garhwal. As part of its broader mission to provide 4,000 students with free

school uniforms, the initiative aimed to instill a sense of belonging, equality, and

motivation among rural school children.

The event was received with heartfelt appreciation from students, staff , and parents

alike. Headmistress Manju Makhaloga reflected on the impact, stating,

“We were very happy to see the smiles on the children's faces and their enthusiasm. This initiative willboost their self- esteem and motivation to come to school.

” Samoon Foundation member Sunil Saklani emphasized the campaign’s inclusive vision: “Our effort is to ensure that children in rural areas also receive the same facilities as those in urban

settings.”

Parents echoed similar sentiments, acknowledging the practical and emotional

support such programs provide. This eff ort continues to reinforce the Foundation’s

unwavering dedication to educational access and social equity, setting a powerful

example of grassroots engagement and long- term community upliftment.

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Warmth in the Wake of Disaster — Samoon Foundation Aids Tilgarh Flood Victims

 Date – Sunday, August 4, 2024

In August 20 24, Tilgarh village in U ttarakhand was severely impacted by destructive

landslides and floods, displacing numerous families and leaving them vulnerable.

Responding swiftly to the crisis, the Samoon Foundation launched a targeted relief

initiative on August 4, 20 24, distributing warm clothing to 60 children directlyaff ected by the disaster.

With many families forced into temporary shelters and facing the prospect of colder

months ahead, the Foundation identified a pressing need for proper clothing. Their

timely intervention provided both physical relief and emotional comfort, off ering

children a sense of normalcy amid turmoil. Through the collaborative eff orts of

dedicated volunteers and local partners, the initiative ensured efficient and

compassionate delivery of aid.

Expressing gratitude to all who contributed, the Samoon Foundation highlighted the

tangible impact of collective support. This eff ort underscored the Foundation’s

responsiveness and its enduring commitment to community welfare — not only

through long- term education programs but also by meeting immediate, life- sustaining

needs in times of crisis.

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A New Energy for Learning — Samoon Foundation's Uniform Drive Reaches Lwarka

Date – Saturday, August 3, 2024

On August 3, 2024, the Samoon Foundation advanced its uniform distribution

campaign to Government Primary School, Lwarka, in Tehri Garhwal. This fourteenth

day of the ongoing initiative marked another meaningful step in the Foundation’s

commitment to equipping students with essential educational resources and

reigniting enthusiasm for learning in rural communities. The visit was warmly received by students and faculty alike. Headmistress Jyotsana Semwal expressed deep appreciation, stating,

“This initiative has brought new energy to our children. They are experiencing a fresh beginning, which will further strengthen their self- confidence and dedication towards education.

” Assistant Teacher Kushal Singh Jardhari highlighted the psychological impact of the gesture, noting that uniforms instill pride and contribute to improved academic engagement.

Representing the Samoon Foundation, social worker Rajendra Singh Rangad

emphasized the larger vision behind the campaign: “Our objective is not just to

provide uniforms, but to off er children better educational opportunities so they can

realize their dreams. ” The event also drew participation from parents and local

community leaders, whose support underscored the program’s strong grassroots

resonance.

This outreach at Lwarka stands as another testament to the Samoon Foundation’s

unwavering commitment to social equity through education. Through such meaningful

efforts, the Foundation continues to shape a more inclusive and empowered future for

Uttarakhand’s children.

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Unifying Through Uniforms — Samoon Foundation Reaches Government Primary School, Goth

 Date – Friday, Aug 02, 2024

On August 2, 20 24, the Samoon Foundation advanced its transformative uniform

distribution campaign to Government Primary School, Goth, located in the Jaunpur

region of T ehri Garhwal. This visit marked another impactful day in the Foundation’s

broader initiative to ensure equitable access to essential educational resources for

rural students, particularly school uniforms that nurture both dignity and a shared

identity among children.

The event was met with heartfelt gratitude from Headmistress Mrs. Aruna Nawani,

who underscored the broader impact of the initiative: “Uniform distribution fosters a

sense of attachment to education and equality among children.

” Assistant Teacher

Asha Uniyal echoed this sentiment, highlighting the children’s joy: “ All the children

were very happy to receive the same type of uniform,

” she noted, reflecting the

emotional and psychological upliftment such gestures provide.

Representing the Foundation, Jai Prakash Chamoli reaffirmed the mission: “Our

objective is to remove obstacles to better education so that children can have a

bright future.

” The event also witnessed strong support from parents and local

community leaders, reinforcing the community’s investment in educational upliftment.

This initiative once again illustrates the Samoon Foundation’s steadfast dedication to

educational equality and social service. Through such targeted programs, the

Foundation continues to pave the way for a more inclusive and empowered future for

Uttarakhand’s children

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A Spark of Joy — Samoon Foundation's Uniform Drive Reaches Prathmik Seva Mission School

Date – Saturday, July 30, 2024

On July 30, 2024, the Samoon Foundation's ongoing mission to promote educational

equity reached its thirteenth milestone at Prathmik Seva Mission School in Chulisain,

Tehri Garhwal. As part of its uniform distribution campaign, the Foundation provided

students with essential school uniforms— instilling not only a sense of pride and

identity but also reinforcing their connection to education.

The distribution eff ort was a model of collaboration, led by Samoon Foundation team

members Jitendra Jardhari, Shanti Prasad Joshi, Virendra Singh, and Paras Singh,

with valuable support from social worker Jai Prakash Chamoli. Principal Mr. Lakhiram

Chamoli reflected on the emotional impact: “Their smiles and happiness are priceless,

and such contributions boost children's self- confidence and attachment toeducation.

” Acting Headmaster Mr. Ramesh Rangad noted that the initiative provided

students with much- needed motivation and courage. Assistant teachers Kumari

Neelam and Sachin Rangad echoed the praise, recognizing the program 's value in

nurturing young minds.

Speaking on behalf of the Foundation, Shanti Prasad Joshi reiterated their mission:

“Our objective is to make education accessible to all, and such initiatives help in

brightening the future of children.

”

This distribution event stands as yet another example of how the Samoon Foundation

continues to transform lives through meaningful educational support. It further

cements the organization's role in shaping an inclusive and empowering learning

environment across Uttarakhand.

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The Priceless Joy — Samoon Foundation’s Uniform Drive at Ratno Malla

Date – Saturday, July 27, 2024

On July 27 , 2024, the Samoon Foundation continued its impactful uniform distribution

campaign, marking the twelfth day of its mission to provide free uniforms to 4,0 0 0

underprivileged students. This milestone event took place at Government Primary

School, Ratno Malla, in Block Thauldhar, Tehri Garhwal, further advancing the

Foundation’s vision of equitable education through tangible support.

Led by dedicated team members Rajendra Singh Rangad and Sunil Saklani, the

initiative aimed to supply not just clothing, but dignity and motivation to young

learners. Headmistress Aditi Bahukhandi movingly captured the spirit of the day:

“Perhaps for you, it’s a small thing, but the joy that can be seen on the children’s

faces is priceless.

” Assistant Teacher Neelam Ratudi added that uniforms promote

discipline and self- respect— critical components of a child’s educational journey.

The event drew appreciation from community leaders, including village head Gabbar

Singh Negi and local social workers, who acknowledged the long- term value of such

eff orts for the village’s youth. Speaking on behalf of the Foundation, Rangad and

Saklani reaffirmed their mission: “Our objective is to make education accessible to all,

and such initiatives help in brightening the future of children.

”

This event stands as a compelling example of how grassroots interventions, when

thoughtfully executed, can uplift entire communities. It reinforces the Samoon

Foundation’s enduring dedication to educational empowerment and social equity

throughout Uttarakhand.

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