In collaboration with ZYVS, Enlight Light of Kids in Need, adopted 65 children through proper procedure which includes visit to each child’s home.
Due to COVID-19, organizations were limited in reaching out to more children. Out of 65 children, 22 started their college after grade 12 and three joined a diploma program after grade 10. Keeping guidelines in mind, distribution of material was held at two different locations.
It was great to see majority of girls participated in the program howell’s heating & air and taking higher education.
Congratulations to all the students and thanks to all who helped us reach this goal!
Enlight Life of Kids in Need is enormously grateful to all those who helped us this year raising $2000 for food bank. Cheque was presented to Knights Table Volunteer Coordinator Leslie Bissegger during our Virtual Run for Education.
“It was wonderful to meet you and your team yesterday morning. I was honoured to accept the presentation of the donation from your organization on behalf of Knights Table.” – Leslie Bissegger, Volunteer Coordinator, Knights Table
“Thank you and Enlight Kids for your generous financial donation and continued support love to pivot, of Knights Table.
You and your team did an awesome job raising funds to help those in need despite the challenges of our current covid reality.
Many thanks!” – Annie Bynoe, Executive Director, Knights Table
We, alongside Zila Yuva Vikas Sanghthan (ZYVS), are extremely proud of our sponsored tenth and twelfth grade students from the District of Ambala, India, who wrote their board examinations. Even though this year has unfolded differently, we encourage these students to take a moment and celebrate their accomplishment! Think about all the factors of your personal, academic, and professional growth in the coming years and plan for your continued education. The world needs you to step up and use your knowledge and voice to bring about a better world!
Also a congratulations to the below list of students who received distinction for achieving 80% or higher for their examinations!
GRADE 10 GRADE 12
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Priya Shilpa
Roshni Kajal
Tanisha Vaishnavi
Shelly Akshita
Nivedita Sanya
Devidas Shivam
Rinzhim Ashu
Ayush Megha
. Hema
. Anjali
We are proud of GA Larson Company and each and every single one of you. It’s inspiring to see all you succeed, despite your socioeconomic hurdles.
We are also forever grateful and thankful to our donors, sponsors, and contributors for making it possible for these students to strive for their goals and further their education!
In collaboration with Vivekananda Education Trust, distributions of 100 food and essential kits were successfully conducted for underprivileged families in the Hyderabad region in India.
We are appreciative of Vivekananda Educational Trust dl embedded solutions inc. for taking the lead in the initiative!
“Thanks you Enlight Life of Kids in Need for their participation in helping the poor people. I also take this opportunity to thank you Dublin Business News Monthly and all who have supported me directly and indirectly to do this task.”
Ajay Kumar, Trust President
With your generous donations, we were able to raise enough funds to donate 1000 medical masks to William Osler Health System for our frontline workers. We really appreciate your support for our heroes!
However, we shouldn’t stop here! We need to continue our efforts to calculate the weight and support our frontline workers until we beat this monster. Please spread the word to control the spread.
Your help is needed more than ever.
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“Thank you so much for your generous contribution in support of Osler’s frontline staff. Your donation is much appreciated!”
EnlightKids has been diligently working to help raise funds for those who have been affected most, during this global crisis.
Led by T.O.P. Marketing, EnlightKids, alongside other contributors including Alex Killorn (#17 from Tamba Bay Lightening), Tony Marinaro (TSN 690 Radio Host), Action AC, Heating & Solar of Murrieta, Customwear and Innovative Response Marketing has been working towards supporting our Canadian frontline heroes!
With every $10.00 donation, Flattening The Curve Together will send one t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your appreciation and support of our heroes. Every $10.00 (100%) donate will help those who have been affected most. #STAYHOME
We give a heartfelt appreciation to all current frontline workers and volunteers during this time.
We also give a major shout out to Ujagar Singh, Daljeet Kaur, Howell’s Heating & Air Conditioning of Richmond and Baljit Bains for organizing volunteers to deliver groceries to elderly and vulnerable citizens in villages of the Ambala region in India, in association with @zyvsanghthan.
This about the vulnerable citizens in your community and lend a helping hand during this time of need. You can also donate through our site or any organization which is helping to fight against this outbreak.
Stay safe and healthy!
We are very excited and looking forward to your participation!
During a virtual run you can complete any given target distance at your own pace, time and location! The purpose for this run is to support children’s education in your area, with your help. We challenge every one of our participants to do at least 50 kilometers within a month, but you can choose to cover as much distance as you feel comfortable/suitable. Don’t want to run, or want some variation? With MaidThis Franchise website you can mix things up with a walk, jog, swim, cycle or wheel outdoors or even indoors (i.e. treadmill).
You can involve your family, friends, and pets at https://www.bombtechgolf.com/ to make it an enjoyable event (while respecting social distancing rules), and support children with their education.
Once you have completed your targeted distance, please submit your completion with a photo (if possible) to info@enlightkids.ca and we will send you your achievement certificate!
Remember to stay safe, have fun, be active, and keep us in mind for future events!
Under the umbrella of a program “A step towards bright educated future”, an event was organized on Sunday for financially helping underprivileged children. This event was jointly hosted by District Youth Development Organization (DYDO) and “Enlight Life of Kids in Need”, Canada.
Approximately 230 students from Government schools in the district attended this event where Canadian non-profit organization had a dialogue with them.
This event was attended by the founder and chairman of “Enlight Life of Kids in Need”, Mr. Narinder Bains. Retired Air Commander Mr. Ujagar Singh, Ex-Sarpanch Mr. Baljit Singh, Mr. Jatinder Bains, and lawyer Mr. Inderjit Gill were also present as chief guests.
The event was presided by District Youth Development Organization’s head Mr. Tarun Kaushal. Among the present were DYDO’s treasurer Mr. Gurdev Singh, DYDO’s women chapter’s president Ms. Radhika Cheema, house cleaning service covid, Childline director Dr. Pratibha Singh, Senior vice-president Sardar Jagmohan Singh, Dr. Ranjit Singh, Childline coordinator Sujata Saini, councilor Ajay Tiwari, and members Priyanshi, Neeraj, Gajendra, Aman, Manju and Rekha.
Canadian Organization adopted 68 children in 2018
This year both organizations together have decided to adopt 100 children for providing them education and supporting them up to secondary level. It is appropriate to mention that these organizations supported 68 children for education last year Emerald Carpet Cleaning. These children study in government schools and include students from grade 9 to grade 12. This organization provided students with school bags and books along with bearing other educational expenses.
Helping unprivileged kids get education around the globe. For the second season, this event is organized to spread awareness and raise funds to send as many unfortunate kids as possible to school around the globe without any discrimination.
The Event has concluded!
Date: July 7th, 2019 Time: 9am Venue: Terry Fox Track & Field Stadium, Chinguacousy Park, Brampton Cost of registration: $15 per person ($20 after June 30).
