A Week of Dedication –Samoon Foundation Brings Uniforms to Koti Dobhalon Ki

  Date – Wednesday, 17 July 2024

On July 17 , 2024, the Samoon Foundation reached a new milestone in its ongoing school

uniform distribution campaign by visiting the Government Primary School in Koti Dobhalon Ki,

Tehri Garhwal. This event marked the seventh consecutive day of the Foundation's eff ortto ensure that every child, regardless of economic status, receives access to basic educational

resources.

The distribution was smoothly executed by a dedicated team including Mr. Jitendra

Jardhari, Rajendra Rangad, and Vinod Rangad, who ensured that each student received

their new uniform with care and dignity. The uniforms brought more than physical

comfort— they sparked visible joy and renewed confidence among the students.

School Principal Meena Ji expressed sincere appreciation, remarking on how something

as simple as a uniform can foster pride and equality in the classroom, allowing students to

focus on learning without feeling marginalized.

The Samoon Foundation acknowledged the generous support of its contributors and

reiterated its mission: to empower children through consistent and compassionate

educational support. This initiative, like many others, underscores how a single gesture of

giving can create a ripple eff ect of empowerment, helping shape a more equitable and

hopeful future for children across Uttarakhand.

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Rooted in Tradition –Samoon Students Celebrate Harela with Tree Plantation in Tehri Garhwal

 Date – Tuesday, 16 July 2024

On July 16, 2024, in the lush hills of Sauda village, Tehri Garhwal, students from the Samoon

Computer Training Institute and Samoon Excellence Coaching Center came together to

celebrate Harela, Uttarakhand’s beloved festival of greenery and renewal. Their

celebration took the form of a tree plantation drive, echoing the festival’s essence of

environmental preservation and reverence for nature.

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Under the thoughtful guidance of Vijendra Kumar, Director of the center, students

didn’t just learn about the ecological significance of trees— they took tangible action.

W ith saplings in hand and a sense of purpose in their hearts, they planted trees to

honor both the tradition of Harela and their commitment to sustainability. The event

was both symbolic and practical: a living tribute to the region’s ancestral wisdom and a

call to protect the environment for future generations.

This hands- on activity not only connected students with the cultural roots of Harela

but also deepened their sense of environmental responsibility. Through such initiatives,

the Samoon Foundation is nurturing more than academic and vocational skills— it is

shaping future citizens who are mindful stewards of their natural heritage. This

celebration marked a powerful blend of tradition and action, reinforcing the idea that

festivals can be platforms for real, lasting impact.

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A Uniform Future –Samoon Foundation Reaches Tikhon School on Day Six of Distribution Drive

Date – Tuesday, 16 July 2024

On July 16, 2024, the Samoon Foundation continued its unwavering campaign for educational equity by reaching Government Primary School, Tikhon in Tehri Garhwal. 

Marking the sixth consecutive day of the uniform distribution drive, the Foundation provided new school uniforms to every student, reinforcing its mission to eliminate material disparities and foster equal opportunities for all. 

The event at Tikhon was a model of community engagement and collaboration. Principal Vijay Singh, who attended as the Chief Guest, spoke passionately about the transformative power of education, urging students to pursue their studies with dedication and discipline. The program was efficiently organized by Jitendra Singh Jardhari of the Samoon Foundation, with robust support from local leaders and community members whose enthusiastic involvement made the event a success.

Reflecting the Foundation’s vision, Mr. Jardhari stated, “Our goal is to provide equal

opportunities to every child in society so they can brighten their future.

” His words resonated deeply with attendees, drawing widespread appreciation from the villagers who recognized the real and lasting impact of the initiative. This distribution eff ort in Tikhon stands as another significant milestone in the SamoonFoundation’s mission— ensuring that no child’s potential is hindered by economic constraints. W ith each school visited, the Foundation moves closer to its vision of a more inclusive and empowered educational landscape across Uttarakhand.

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A Ripple Effect of Joy –Samoon Foundation's Uniform Drive Reaches Barnu

Date – Monday, 15 July 2024

On July 15, 2024, the Samoon Foundation brought another wave of hope to the Government Primary School in Barnu, Tehri Garhwal, as part of its ongoing school uniform distribution campaign. Now in its fifth consecutive day, the campaign continued to uplift economically disadvantaged students by providing them with new uniforms— simple yet powerful tools of equality and pride.

The distribution at Barnu was led with dedication by Mr. Rajendra Rangad and Mr.Jitendra Jardhari from the Foundation. Acting Principal Pushpa Rawat and Assistant Teacher Mr. Virendra Rana expressed heartfelt gratitude, emphasizing that the uniforms had a tangible eff ect on students’ motivation, morale, and self- confidence. The presence of local social workers further underscored the shared belief in the transformative power of education.

The joy was unmistakable— smiles, excitement, and renewed enthusiasm radiated from the children, reflecting the immediate impact of the initiative. With over 1,000 studentsacross Uttarakhand already benefitting from the campaign, the Foundation’s commitment is clear: to create a more equitable educational landscape where every child

feels seen, supported, and inspired to learn.

The Samoon Foundation continues to pave the way for change— one uniform, one school, and one joyful child at a time.

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Dressing for Success –Samoon Foundation’s Uniform Distribution Drive for Educational Equity

Date – Friday, 05 July 2024

On July 5, 2024, the Samoon Foundation took a meaningful stride toward educational equity with the launch of Phase 1 of its school uniform distribution campaign. The initiative began at Swami Shivanand Memorial Government Primary School, located in Muni Ki Reti, where sports uniforms were distributed to students. This eff ort marks the beginning of abroader mission to support 2,000 economically disadvantaged yet high- achieving students across multiple schools.

These uniforms represent more than just attire— they serve as symbols of inclusion and equality, helping to eliminate visible socio- economic disparities, boost student confidence, and foster commitment to academic pursuits. By addressing such a practical yet impactful need, the campaign enhances both dignity and morale in the school environment.Mrs. Rajni Mangai, Headmistress of the school, expressed heartfelt gratitude, noting that the initiative not only uplifts students’ spirits but also offers much- needed financialrelief to their families. 

With the active engagement of its volunteers and staff , the Samoon Foundation has once again demonstrated its enduring dedication to student empowerment and community upliftment. 

This ongoing program affirms the Foundation’s belief that every child deserves the resources to succeed, and that even a simple school uniform can be the first step toward a brighter, more equitable future.

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Dressing for Success –Samoon Foundation’s Uniform Distribution Drive for Educational Equity

 

Date – Friday, 05 July 2024

On July 5, 2024, the Samoon Foundation took a meaningful stride toward educational equity

with the launch of Phase 1 of its school uniform distribution campaign. The initiative began

at Swami Shivanand Memorial Government Primary School, located in Muni Ki Reti, where

sports uniforms were distributed to students. This eff ort marks the beginning of a

broader mission to support 2,000 economically disadvantaged yet high- achieving students

across multiple schools.

These uniforms represent more than just attire— they serve as symbols of inclusion and

equality, helping to eliminate visible socio- economic disparities, boost student confidence, and

foster commitment to academic pursuits. By addressing such a practical yet impactful

need, the campaign enhances both dignity and morale in the school environment.

Mrs. Rajni Mangai, Headmistress of the school, expressed heartfelt gratitude, noting

that the initiative not only uplifts students’ spirits but also off ers much- needed financial

relief to their families. W ith the active engagement of its volunteers and staff , the

Samoon Foundation has once again demonstrated its enduring dedication to student

empowerment and community upliftment.

This ongoing program affirms the Foundation’s belief that every child deserves the

resources to succeed, and that even a simple school uniform can be the first step

toward a brighter, more equitable future.

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