200 girls, one promise
The Man-mohana Charitable Trust for Underprivileged Girls and Children.
The trust exists for a simple purpose: that a girl's future should not be decided by the circumstances of her birth. Through it, Naman Agarwal has taken responsibility for the education and welfare of 200 girls.
Each dot stands for one girl supported by the trust.
Why girls
When a girl stays in school, the benefit does not end with her. It reaches her future household, her children and her community. Few forms of giving travel as far across generations.
Why a long commitment
Naman describes the trust's support as adoption, and he chose the word with care. A donation is given once. An adoption is a responsibility that continues until the child can stand on her own.
How Naman sees it
- Consistency matters more than size.A child needs to know that support will be there next year too.
- Dignity comes first.Help should be given in a way that the receiver never feels small.
- Results are measured in lives.The only report that counts is a girl who finishes her education and chooses her own path.
"If business does not lift the community around it, it has not truly succeeded." — Naman Agarwal
To learn more about the trust's work, contact Naman through Mansha Tradecom.