Hyderabad, November 17, 2024: Bangarutalli Foundation initiated by Building Blocks Group (BBG) recently showcased its commitment to social responsibility and education at an inspiring event held at Novotel HICC, Hyderabad. The gathering spotlighted the dedication of educating and empowering young girls across India. With an ambitious goal of educating 2 million girls by 2040, Bangarutalli Foundations aims to make a lasting impact on communities, underscoring the transformative potential of investing in girls' education.
Mrs. Neeraja, a key speaker at the event, delivered a powerful address on the importance of supporting girls' education, highlighting how it influences not just the girl's future but also uplifts her family and community. Her message struck a chord with the audience, inspiring many to support Bangarutalli mission of fostering a brighter future through education.
An engaging discussion led by Mrs. Neeraja and Ms. Usha followed, allowing participants to voice their thoughts and gain a deeper understanding of the Bangarutalli program. Ms. Usha enhanced the session with an insightful parallel between the celebration of Diwali and the empowerment of girls as symbols of strength and "Shakthi."
The event also welcomed special guest Mrs. Jyoti, a teacher from ZPHS School, who shared her heartfelt experiences about the Bangarutalli initiative’s positive impact on her students and their families. She expressed gratitude to BBG for their dedication to uplifting children and families through education.
A highlight of the event was a generous donation of INR 10 lakhs from BBG associates, symbolizing community support for this noble cause. Doubling the amount, BBG has handed over the cheque of INR 20 lakhs doubling the resources for the Bangarutalli Foundation. This gesture reinforces BBG's dedication to sustainable social impact.
The ultimate goal of Bangarutalli Foundation is to empower even the poorest of the poor girls to get a quality education and to fulfill their dreams through education, To enable & empower 2million girl children by 2040.
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