As you might know, I've had the blessing to get to volunteer for Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care USA (SRLC USA) for the last five years, which is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of the underprivileged across the world.

In response to the COVID-19 crisis, SRLC has volunteers working around the clock at a global scale to help those who may be affected. From families who can't obtain food, to stray animals who are starving, SRLC's reach aims to not leave a single voice unheard.

SRLC has launched a variety of initiatives globally. Here's just a few of them:

Monthly groceries: Providing food to families of daily wage workers, who have no other means to provide for their families
Frontliner support: Preparation and distribution of meals to doctors, nurses, and police men and women
Animal fodder: Providing food to stray animals during the crisis
Self-sustainability fund: Donating sewing machines, etc., to give individuals and families who have lost jobs due to the crisis the ability to sell small items and continue earning wages in a self-sufficient manner
Supplies/Equipment: Supporting hospitals with beds, ventilators, disposables, and other essential medical equipment
Masks Drive: Providing masks to migrant workers and homeless individuals

I genuinely mean it when I say that every single dollar you donate will make a huge difference. I've personally had the privilege of seeing the organization's work in both the United States and India, firsthand and at the local level, and it has left me inspired every time. Please join me as I raise funds for this noble cause. While it may not change the whole world, it'll surely change someone’s whole world, and as a part of a global family, such an impact goes a long way.

$100: Food security and basic living supplies/necessities for a family of four for a month.
$10: Monthly groceries for a daily wage-earner.
$2: Meals for doctors, nurses, and police men and women.
$1: Fodder for multiple stray animals.
Any amount: Self-sustainability fund, PPE to hospitals, ventilators, disposables, etc.

Thank you again, and if you're interested in learning more, check out this video! Video Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-eVyp6p1IJ/