Our family has always been closely bonded, sharing countless memorable moments together—holidays, picnics, movies, dinner parties, and more. These experiences have helped us grow closer and understand one another better.

Of course, we've also faced our share of challenges—losing loved ones, facing troubles, and navigating disputes. Yet, through it all, we've remained united. In fact, these tough times have only strengthened our bond, teaching us to appreciate each person for who they truly are.

We come from a working-class background, and the idea of giving back to society has always been important to us. Our parents and older siblings have long been involved in charitable efforts, whether helping the boys at the Sri RamaKrishna Home or supporting the visually impaired.

We grew up in an environment where we were taught to care for those less fortunate and to avoid being self-centered. We were instilled with the belief that we should live not just for ourselves, but also to give back to society. This principle became a guiding force in our lives.

It was during one such family gathering that the idea of volunteering together as a family was born. Everyone was on board, but the questions quickly piled up: What could we do? Where should we start? How would we approach this? While the answers weren’t immediately clear, we all knew that we needed to take action.

It took nearly two years of planning and discussions, but in 2007, we launched our first family charity project. Since then, we've continuously refined our efforts, often surprising ourselves with what we are capable of achieving.

Now, nearly ten years later, we've come a long way. Our passion and enthusiasm remain strong, and our desire to do more only grows with each passing year. The experiences we've had, the love we've received from the children we've helped, and the warmth we've shared have left an indelible mark on us. We are no longer the same people we were years ago; we've learned to cherish life, love those around us, and, most importantly, remain grateful to our parents and elders for teaching us the invaluable lesson of giving back to society.