We have finaly been able to complete the Gift pack distribution. In the last 3 days we covered 14 villages and distributed 2,750 Gift packs. Including the Gift packs that we gave out to our Sandipani Muni School and near by village schools students we have total of 4,350 gifts.
On behalf of Vrindavan’s children we wish to thank all the generous people who kindly donated towards FFLV New Year Gift Festival.
To view pictures and video from distribution please follow the links: photogallery.
Please, follow the links to see the progress: video, photos
Here we are again, December is at the doorstep, so is winter... Are you ready for our Yearly Gift Festival? Last year, despite the credit crunch we managed 4,000 gift packs, this year we wish and hope to do better, and, of course, we count on you! We will be sending out an email with a slide show presentation and soon we will post a Gage to see how the donations are coming in... You can also download the slide show presentation by clicking here! It is US$6 for a gift pack, help us make as many children as possible happy. For more information please email rupa@fflvrindavan.org
May the smiles of Vrindavan’s children reside in your heart.
Food for Life Vrindavan is changing lives. With our educational programs (Sandipani Muni Schools and adult education), medical services, social development and more, we give the needy - especially children - a chance to learn, to live, to earn; eventually pulling their whole families out of the vicious cycle of poverty and desperation.
Photo on the left was taken a few years ago; these poor girls used to come to our food distribution.
On the right is a recent photo of the same girls at our Sandipani Muni School.
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FFLV personnel, from general manager to international coordinators, SMS principal, head master, teachers, etc...
FFLV was started in 1990. Since then FFLV has served mostly children from among the poorest of the poor, or the "bottom line" of Indian society, those who are forgotten and neglected, those who practically do not exist.
