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NGO donates clothes to needy 7/12/2016 11:12:00 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, July 12: SEEM Society - a Non Profit Organization run by a group youth have donated clothes to the needy at Maratha Basti in Jammu on Tuesday. According to press release, SEEM Society is operated by several young minds of Jammu namely Gurmehar Sethi, Radhika Wahi, Arnav Gupta and Raghav Luthra. Adhering to the motto "They Need What You Don't" and catering to the "Needs of the Needy", this young NGO brigade targets the needy and has directly benefited over 400 people from Maratha Basti, a slum in Jammu. The NGO has adopted a lifecycle approach of development, and focuses entirely on distribution of the "excess" in some people's lives to the people who may not be as privileged. The dedication and the zeal exhibited by these youngsters is praiseworthy. They believe that unless members of the civil society are involved proactively in the process of development, sustainable change will not occur. They have organised collection and distribution of clothes in the scorching heat without second thought about their own comfort, for an honorable cause. For comforting the children from heat, icecream was also distributed to them. "Today society is surrounded by poverty some are fighting a daily battle for their survival. Together, we can bring hope in their lives. Together, we can bring change and make it last," said Arnav Gupta, one of the Group member. "We feel that our budding NGO society will explore more avenues towards the welfare of the needy in future as well," he added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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