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I am a meritorious student from weaker section of society aspiring for perusing BSE Nursing. The said course is of four years with entailing costs (Rs.8,90,000 throughout 4 years). My father is a driver and cannot afford such costs. With some external help we were able to pay first year’s fees of Rs 3,20,000/- However to complete the said course I will need Rs 1,90,000 in each of the subsequent years for next three years to meet the cost of BSc Nursing. Accordingly, my request is for donation of Rs 1,90,00 each year for next three years. This will enable me to meet the costs of completing the BSc Nursing.

Completing my education in BSc (Nursing)

LANGAR SEWA AT TATA BORGES HOME, BANDRA ON 26/01/2026, 12 PM - 2 PM
Volunteers : Nitin Kedia, Dr Bela Kedia, Vishram Bapat & Team from SNDT Womens Collage, A Date & 8 students, Ms Shalini & Pink Code S1 team, Sandip Bindra
Chief Guest : Shri Surendra Kumar (Retired Additional Commissioner of Police, Mumbai) , Mrs Sunaina, Mrs Dahiya (W/of Add. Commissioner of Police, West Zone Mumbai)
Activities :
1.Distribution of essential food items to 150 families
The following distributed to each of the family
- Til Laddu 250 gms
- Rajgira Laddu 250 gms
- Gud 250 gms
- Peanuts 250 gms
- Roasted Chana 250 gms
- Chikki 200 gms
- Buscuits 4 Packets
- Milk Tetra Pack 1 Litre
- Fruits Apple, Guava, Orange,
Banana, Pomegranate, Sweet
Lime
2.Distribution of Essential Goods
- Blankets 150
- Toiletery Kit 150
(Vaseline, Hair Oil, Toothpaste)
3.Distribution of Toys & Water Bottles to Children
4.Flower Rangoli with Kids / Women
5.Patriotic Music in Chorus and dance with Cancer Patients

Enhance Nutritional Health & Mental Well being of Cancer Patients

Require Donation for Higher Education (B. Sc. Nursing) Four Year Degree Program.
I am a bright student but due to financial difficulties, continuing studies has become challenging.

Your small contribution can make a big difference in building a brighter future.

To, DT: 01.03.26
The Trusty
Birewar Foundation Trust
Mumbai

Subject :- Donation require of Rs.24,000/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of MAR’2026.

Respected Sir,
We have require of Rs.24,000/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh
Vidyalaya Students. We have food distribution in every Saturday & Tuesday on monthly as per their availability of total Cost of MAR’2026 Rs.24,000/- as per following bifurcation of Weekly basis.

Date Amount Date Amount
03.03.26 1200/- 07.03.26 4500/-
10.03.26 1200/- 14.03.26 4500/-
17.03.26 1200/- 21.03.26 4500/-
24.03.26 1200/- 28.03.26 4500/-
31.03.26 1200/-
TOTAL 6000/- TOTAL 18,000/-
TOTAL 24,000/-
TOTAL Paid Amount 24,000/-
Rs. Twenty Four Thousand Only

Regards

Manoj Bolakhe

My daughter Arya Vijay Shinde, suffering Epilepsy problem.
Request to help for 3 month (Oct 2025 to Dec 2025 - Rs.3500 per month) medical expenditure

To, DT: 04.02.26
The Trusty
Birewar Foundation Trust
Mumbai

Subject :- Donation require of Rs.22,800/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of FEB’2026.

Respected Sir,
We have require of Rs.22,800/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh
Vidyalaya Students. We have food distribution in every Saturday & Tuesday on monthly as per their availability of total Cost of FEB’2026 Rs.22,800/- as per following bifurcation of Weekly basis.

Date Amount Date Amount
03.02.26 1200/- 07.02.26 4500/-
10.02.26 1200/- 14.02.26 4500/-
17.02.26 1200/- 21.02.26 4500/-
24.02.26 1200/- 28.02.26 4500/-
TOTAL 4800/- TOTAL 18,000/-
TOTAL 22,800/-
TOTAL Paid Amount 22,800/-
Rs. Twenty Two Thousand Eight Hundred Only

Regards

Manoj Bolakhe

Fund request for the month of November 2025.

We plan to serve hygienic and nutritious lunches to cancer patients, their family members staying at
the Cancer Patients Centre in Sion, Tata Memorial. This initiative is designed to provide not just
meals, but comfort, care, and dignity to those enduring physically and emotionally in demanding
circumstances. We have also extended seva to blind children.

Your support will help us make this compassionate outreach possible.

We seek approval for the estimated catering expenses for serving nutritious meals to cancer patients and their caregivers at the Cancer Patients Centre, Mumbai, during October 2025, as part of our ongoing seva initiative. These meals will be hygienically prepared and served with dignity, providing essential nourishment and comfort to patients and their families during a challenging phase of treatment.

Our humble motive is to transform food into a source of strength, dignity, and hope for individuals battling illness and adversity.

We respectfully submit this application seeking support for continuing our humanitarian initiative of serving hygienic and nutritious meals to cancer patients and their accompanying family members during the month of September. Many patients and caregivers come from economically weaker backgrounds and depend on external support for daily meals during prolonged treatment periods.
Planned Activity: To provide freshly prepared, wholesome lunches that meet basic nutritional requirements, while upholding dignity, hygiene, and compassion for patients and caregivers.
Nature of Support Requested: Financial assistance towards procurement, preparation, and distribution of meals for the specified period.
We assure you that the activity will be carried out with complete transparency and responsibility. We sincerely hope for your continued support in helping us nourish lives with dignity during this challenging phase for the beneficiaries.
Thanking you in anticipation.

This initiative is designed to provide not just meals, but comfort, care, and dignity to those enduring physically and emotionally in demanding circumstances.

We plan to serve hygienic and nutritious lunches to cancer patients and their family members staying at the Cancer Patients Centre in Sion, Tata Memorial. This initiative is designed to provide not just meals, but comfort, care, and dignity to those enduring physically and emotionally in demanding circumstances.

Your support will help us make this compassionate outreach possible

We seek approval for the estimated catering expenses for serving nutritious meals to cancer patients and their caregivers at the Cancer Patients Centre, Mumbai, during October 2025, as part of our ongoing seva initiative. These meals will be hygienically prepared and served with dignity, providing essential nourishment and comfort to patients and their families during a challenging phase of treatment.

Our humble motive is to transform food into a source of strength, dignity, and hope for individuals battling illness and adversity.

We respectfully submit this application seeking support for continuing our humanitarian initiative of serving hygienic and nutritious meals to cancer patients and their accompanying family members during the month of September. Many patients and caregivers come from economically weaker backgrounds and depend on external support for daily meals during prolonged treatment periods.
Planned Activity: To provide freshly prepared, wholesome lunches that meet basic nutritional requirements, while upholding dignity, hygiene, and compassion for patients and caregivers.
Nature of Support Requested: Financial assistance towards procurement, preparation, and distribution of meals for the specified period.

We assure you that the activity will be carried out with complete transparency and responsibility. We sincerely hope for your continued support in helping us nourish lives with dignity during this challenging phase for the beneficiaries.
Thanking you in anticipation.

This initiative is designed to provide not just meals, but comfort, care, and dignity to those enduring physically and emotionally in demanding circumstances.

We plan to serve hygienic and nutritious lunches to cancer patients and their family members staying at the Cancer Patients Centre in Sion, Tata Memorial. This initiative is designed to provide not just meals, but comfort, care, and dignity to those enduring physically and emotionally in demanding circumstances.

Your support will help us make this compassionate outreach possible.

To,
The Trusty
Birewar Foundation Trust
DT: 01.01.26
Mumbai
SubjectDonation require of Rs.27,300/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya
Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of JAN'2026.
Respected Sir,
We have require of Rs.27,300/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students. We have food distribution in every Saturday & Tuesday on monthly as per their availability of total Cost of JAN'2026 Rs.27,300/- as per following bifurcation of Weekly basis.
Date
Amount
Date
Amount
06.01.26
1200/-
03.01.26
4500/-
13.01.26
1200/-
10.01.26
4500/-
20.01.26
1200/-
17.01.26
4500/-
27.01.26
1200/-
24.01.26
4500/-
31.01.26
4500/-
TOTAL
4800/-
TOTAL
22,500/-
TOTAL
27,300/-
TOTAL Paid Amount
27,300/-
Rs. Twenty Seven Thousand Three Hundred Only
Regards
Manoj Bolakhe

My mother has been suffering from cancer for the past year and requires regular operations and chemotherapy. Due to her prolonged illness and continuous treatment, my financial condition has become very difficult, and I am struggling to meet the ongoing medical expenses.
The total estimated cost for the treatment, including four chemotherapy sessions (with each session costing approximately 1.4 lakhs), comes to 5.6 lakhs. I am in urgent need of financial assistance to help cover these medical expenses.
Therefore, I humbly request you to kindly consider providing me financial assistance to help cover my mother's treatment.

Cataract remains the leading cause of avoidable blindness in India, disproportionately affecting economically weaker sections and elderly populations who lack access to timely and affordable eye care. In Nagpur and the surrounding regions, the availability of well-equipped, comprehensive eye care facilities catering to poor and marginalized communities is limited, resulting in delayed treatment and permanent visual disability.

Madhav Netralaya Eye Institute and Research Centre, a charitable tertiary eye care hospital, proposes to implement a Free Cataract Surgery Programme aimed at restoring vision among underprivileged patients suffering from cataract-related visual impairment. The programme will provide end-to-end care, including patient screening, pre-operative investigations, cataract surgery with intraocular lens implantation, medicines, and post-operative follow-up—entirely free of cost.

The initiative will be implemented by an experienced team of qualified ophthalmologists and trained medical staff using modern surgical techniques and standard clinical protocols to ensure safety and quality outcomes. Priority will be given to patients from below-poverty-line families, senior citizens, and individuals unable to afford surgical treatment.

Through this programme, Madhav Netralaya seeks to reduce the burden of avoidable blindness, improve quality of life, enhance economic productivity, and promote social inclusion among vulnerable populations. The project directly contributes to national public health objectives by supporting blindness prevention and strengthening accessible eye care services in Central India.

Restoration of Vision
Free cataract surgeries will restore functional vision to economically weaker and elderly patients suffering from cataract-related blindness or severe visual impairment, enabling them to see clearly again.

Prevention of Avoidable Blindness
Cataract is the leading cause of preventable blindness in India. Timely surgical intervention will significantly reduce avoidable and reversible blindness in the target population.

Improved Quality of Life
Post-surgery, beneficiaries will experience enhanced independence in daily activities such as mobility, self-care, and social interaction, thereby improving overall quality of life and dignity.

Economic and Social Rehabilitation
Restored eyesight enables working-age beneficiaries to resume livelihood activities and elderly patients to reduce dependency on family members, contributing positively to household and community well-being.

Reduction in Healthcare Burden
Early cataract intervention prevents complications that may otherwise require advanced, costly, and long-term treatment, thereby reducing the burden on families and public healthcare systems.

Increased Access to Specialized Eye Care
The programme ensures access to high-quality ophthalmic surgical care—including pre-operative evaluation, surgery, medicines, and post-operative follow-up—at no cost to underserved communities.

Community Awareness and Trust Building
Successful outcomes will increase awareness about eye health, encourage early diagnosis, and build trust among marginalized communities towards institutional healthcare services.

Contribution to National Blindness Control Goals
The initiative directly supports the objectives of the National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment (NPCBVI) by reducing cataract-induced visual disability in the region.

Cataract remains the leading cause of avoidable blindness in India, disproportionately affecting economically weaker sections and elderly populations who lack access to timely and affordable eye care. In Nagpur and the surrounding regions, the availability of well-equipped, comprehensive eye care facilities catering to poor and marginalized communities is limited, resulting in delayed treatment and permanent visual disability.

Madhav Netralaya Eye Institute and Research Centre, a charitable tertiary eye care hospital, proposes to implement a Free Cataract Surgery Programme aimed at restoring vision among underprivileged patients suffering from cataract-related visual impairment. The programme will provide end-to-end care, including patient screening, pre-operative investigations, cataract surgery with intraocular lens implantation, medicines, and post-operative follow-up—entirely free of cost.

The initiative will be implemented by an experienced team of qualified ophthalmologists and trained medical staff using modern surgical techniques and standard clinical protocols to ensure safety and quality outcomes. Priority will be given to patients from below-poverty-line families, senior citizens, and individuals unable to afford surgical treatment.

Through this programme, Madhav Netralaya seeks to reduce the burden of avoidable blindness, improve quality of life, enhance economic productivity, and promote social inclusion among vulnerable populations. The project directly contributes to national public health objectives by supporting blindness prevention and strengthening accessible eye care services in Central India.

Restoration of Vision
Free cataract surgeries will restore functional vision to economically weaker and elderly patients suffering from cataract-related blindness or severe visual impairment, enabling them to see clearly again.

Prevention of Avoidable Blindness
Cataract is the leading cause of preventable blindness in India. Timely surgical intervention will significantly reduce avoidable and reversible blindness in the target population.

Improved Quality of Life
Post-surgery, beneficiaries will experience enhanced independence in daily activities such as mobility, self-care, and social interaction, thereby improving overall quality of life and dignity.

Economic and Social Rehabilitation
Restored eyesight enables working-age beneficiaries to resume livelihood activities and elderly patients to reduce dependency on family members, contributing positively to household and community well-being.

Reduction in Healthcare Burden
Early cataract intervention prevents complications that may otherwise require advanced, costly, and long-term treatment, thereby reducing the burden on families and public healthcare systems.

Increased Access to Specialized Eye Care
The programme ensures access to high-quality ophthalmic surgical care—including pre-operative evaluation, surgery, medicines, and post-operative follow-up—at no cost to underserved communities.

Community Awareness and Trust Building
Successful outcomes will increase awareness about eye health, encourage early diagnosis, and build trust among marginalized communities towards institutional healthcare services.

Contribution to National Blindness Control Goals
The initiative directly supports the objectives of the National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment (NPCBVI) by reducing cataract-induced visual disability in the region.

To, DT: 02.12.25
The Trusty
Birewar Foundation Trust
Mumbai

Subject :- Donation require of Rs.24,000/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of DEC’25.

Respected Sir,
We have require of Rs.24,000/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh
Vidyalaya Students. We have food distribution in every Saturday & Tuesday on monthly as per their availability of total Cost of DEC’2025 Rs.24,000/- as per following bifurcation of Weekly basis.

Date Amount Date Amount
02.12.25 1200/- 06.12.25 4500/-
09.12.25 1200/- 13.12.25 4500/-
16.12.25 1200/- 20.12.25 4500/-
23.12.25 1200/- 27.12.25 4500/-
30.12.25 1200/-
TOTAL 6000/- TOTAL 18,000/-
TOTAL 24,000/-
TOTAL Paid Amount 24,000/-/-
Rs. Twenty Four Thousand Only

Regards

Manoj Bolakhe

To, DT: 29.11.25
The Trusty
Birewar Foundation Trust
Mumbai

Subject :- Donation require of Rs.27,300/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of NOV’25.

Respected Sir,
We have require of Rs.27,300/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh
Vidyalaya Students. We have food distribution in every Saturday & Tuesday on monthly as per their availability of total Cost of NOV’2025 Rs.27,300/- as per following bifurcation of Weekly basis.

Date Amount Date Amount
04.11.25 1200/- 01.11.25 4500/-
11.11.25 1200/- 08.11.25 4500/-
18.11.25 1200/- 15.11.25 4500/-
25.11.25 1200/- 22.11.25 4500/-
29.11.25 4500/-
TOTAL 4800/- TOTAL 22,500/-
TOTAL 27,300/-
TOTAL Paid Amount 27,300/-/-
Rs. Twenty Seven Thousand Three Hundred Only

Regards

Manoj Bolakhe

Diwali Langar on 19/10/2025 @ TATA BORGES CANCER CHILDREN'S HOME, BANDRA for 160 Families.
Distribution of -
1. Solapuri Chaddar - 160
2. Big Size Towel - 160
3. Napkins (2) set - 160
4. Tiffin Box Bag set - 160
5. Steel Water Bottle (1 Litre) - 160
6. Toiletry Kit (Soap, Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Hair Oil, Comb, Vaseline) - 160 Bags
7. Ladoo (4) - 160 Packets
8. Chivada (200 gm) - 160 Packets
9. Toaster - Sandwich - 160
10. Diyas x 4 - 160
11. Bananas x 2 – 160
Volunteers – Mr. Bapat, Nitin Kedia, Bela Kedia, Neha, Dr. Nandkishore Agarwal, Sarita Singh, Surinderji Singh, Sanika Bindra, Sandeep Bindra.

To spread joy and bonhomie amongst Cancer patients and their families, by sharing sweets, useful gifts, our time and shared activities( rangoli, music, dance) with them.

we request you to suport me 50% or any other amount for mother cancer treatment, requesting you
thanks you

na

To, DT: 02.11.25
The Trusty
Birewar Foundation Trust
Mumbai

Subject :- Donation require of Rs.27,300/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of NOV’25.

Respected Sir,
We have require of Rs.27,300/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh
Vidyalaya Students. We have food distribution in every Saturday & Tuesday on monthly as per their availability of total Cost of NOV’2025 Rs.27,300/- as per following bifurcation of Weekly basis.

Date Amount Date Amount
04.11.25 1200/- 01.11.25 4500/-
11.11.25 1200/- 08.11.25 4500/-
18.11.25 1200/- 15.11.25 4500/-
25.11.25 1200/- 22.11.25 4500/-
29.11.25 4500/-
TOTAL 4800/- TOTAL 22,500/-
TOTAL 27,300/-
TOTAL Paid Amount 27,300/-/-
Rs. Twenty Seven Thousand Three Hundred Only

Regards

Manoj Bolakhe

my mother is suffering from cancer, i spend lots of money now i need some help from the foundation

My daughter Arya Vijay Shinde, suffering Epilepsy problem from last 2 years.
Request to help for 3 month (July 2025 to Sept 2025 - Rs.3500 per month) medical expenditure.

Donation require of Rs.22,800/- for Food Distribution in Ashraya Matimand School & Andh Vidyalaya Students for the month of OCT’25.