Sachin Manchanda Foundation, a leading non-profit organisation dedicated to environmental sustainability, took the initiative towards community services by distributing dustbins and saplings to the Pragati Government Primary School in Sushant Lok, Gurugram. This was one of the multiple activities carried out by the Foundation after successfully conducting a plantation drive in Government Model Sanskriti Senior Secondary School, Faridabad, under its ‘Eco-Sanskriti’ Initiative’. This activity aimed to promote cleanliness and environmental consciousness among students while fostering a culture of responsibility towards the environment.
Recognising the importance of waste management and environmental conservation, the Foundation embarked on this charitable endeavour to empower the young minds at Pragati Government Primary School. The distribution of dustbins will not only facilitate proper waste segregation and disposal but also instil in the students the habit of maintaining a clean and hygienic environment within their school premises.
Furthermore, the provision of saplings aligned with the foundation’s commitment to promoting green initiatives and fostering a sense of responsibility towards the conservation of the environment among the youth. By planting saplings on the school grounds, the foundation aims to enhance the green cover, mitigate air pollution, and educate students about the significance of trees in sustaining a healthy ecosystem.
“We believe in the power of education and community engagement to drive positive change,” said Mr. Sachin Manchanda, Founder of the Sachin Manchanda Foundation. “Through this distribution, we hope to inspire the students of Pragati Government Primary School to become champions of environmental conservation and take proactive measures towards building a sustainable future.”
The ceremony, held at Pragati Government Primary School in Sushant Lok, Gurugram, was attended by representatives of the Sachin Manchanda Foundation, school faculty, and enthusiastic students eager to embrace the initiatives aimed at preserving the environment.
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