HOW WE RISE

Food is a basic human right, but many still go hungry and this realization spurred Sana Arora to launch The Feed’em Movement in 2017, an initiative to help feed and mobilise the underprivileged. #PeopleWhoRise

Marzy Parakh’s philosophy of acting now to safeguard the future gave #Rise to the Live to Give Foundation over a decade ago. That same philosophy has guided him and other volunteers to raise drive positive change during the pandemic. #PeopleWhoRise.

Challenged early on in life, Govind Singh Rathore pledged to not let others go through the same difficulties. So, he founded the Sambhali Trust, a safe space for women and children. Despite #covid19, he has helped 4000 people and continues to help more. #PeopleWhoRise.

Be the change you want to see." That's what drove Sagar Daryani and his fellow entrepreneurs to launch 'Breathe Again', an initiative that has raised 10 million to support high-priority COVID patients and give back to society. #PeopleWhoRise

When Jitendra Shinde couldn't find an ambulance for his mother, he resolved to do something about it. Despite the pandemic, his resolve is unwavering as he drives patients to hospitals 24/7 and has contributed Rs.3,50,000 to help those in need. #PeopleWhoRise

After the first day of food distribution, Nandini Ghosh and her friends knew that their initiative could not be a one-time thing. So, they did everything they could to truly support crematorium workers during the pandemic. That’s how The Good Food Project was born. #Rise