BAPS Charities and The Princeton Review organized the “Roadmap to College” day program for high school students at 10 centers across North America in the month of January. The experts from The Princeton Review guided...... Read More »
“Let us speak. Let us act. Let us rise.” With these words, Michelle Bachelet, the current Executive Director of UN Women and the first female President of Chile, encouraged the United Nations community, governments and...... Read More »
BAPS Charities Blood Donation Drive organized in Atlanta, GA on April 28, 2013 and October 6, 2013 helped collect 130 pints of blood. ... Read More »
An estimated 750,000 Americans live with leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma and someone new is diagnosed with one of these cancers every 5 minutes. To help these patients, BAPS Charities regularly organizes Bone Marrow Drive. Recently,...... Read More »
BAPS Charities has donated $250,000 at the Founding Sponsor level to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center site. September 11, 2001 shall forever remain one of the most important...... Read More »
On Wednesday, May 22, 2013, BAPS Charities volunteers celebrated the 100th birthday of the American Cancer Society with cancer patients at the AstraZeneca Hope Lodge of the American Cancer Society in Philadelphia. The AstraZeneca Hope...... Read More »
Between 30 May 2013 and 15 June 2013, BAPS Charities South Africa held its annual Winter Warmer drive. For the first time in its history, the drive took place concurrently in all major cities of...... Read More »
As part of its 2014 project under the Medical Services pillar BAPS Charities administered Polio Vaccination to 1,050 people from various communities and an additional 100 Yellow Fever Vaccination. The event administered and managed by...... Read More »
BAPS Charities volunteers visited the Children’s Retention Home in the run up to Christmas. The home is run by the Tanzanian government. It was started in 1962 in response to rising crime rates among the...... Read More »
BAPS Charities volunteers visited the Salvation Army Matumaini, which is a home and school for poor and disabled/orphaned children. The home was founded in 1933 by British Volunteers working in Tanzania. At present, the school...... Read More »
