“The grandest of ideals are the illusions of the poor soul who gives without counting the cost.”
Author unknown
Proverb
“Live simply so that others may simply live.”
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Saint and educator
“Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive.”
Dalai Lama
Spiritual leader
“If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.”
Dalai Lama
Spiritual leader
Stay Connected with Sneha Karma Foundation
We believe change grows when people stay close to it, and staying connected is the simplest way to keep Sneha Karma Foundation's work close to your heart. Everything we do is powered by community: donors, volunteers, partners and friends who follow our journey and carry our stories further. This page gathers every way to stay in touch. Read our blog for program stories and honest updates from the field. Welcome our newsletter, a short letter with news worth sharing. And follow our social channels, where the everyday life of our programs comes alive. Every read, share and subscription strengthens the circle around the girls we serve.
From the Blog
Our blog is where we slow down and tell the whole story. Between program updates you’ll find field notes from Garbhanga, honest reflections on what worked and what didn’t, and longer articles on the issues we work on — girls’ education, poverty, child marriage and the small, stubborn ways change actually happens. We write when there is something worth sharing rather than to a schedule, so expect periodic updates rather than noise: a new milestone, a lesson learned, a girl’s graduation, a question we are still sitting with. Read a post, share one, or send us a topic you would like us to explore.
The newsletter is our quarterly letter to the people who make this work possible. Four times a year we gather the highlights into one short, readable email: program and impact updates, a story from a girl or family whose life has changed, upcoming events and volunteering opportunities, and clear notes on how your support was used. We keep it brief, visual and honest — no spam, no daily nudges, and you can unsubscribe in one click. It is the simplest way to stay close to the work without following every channel. Subscribe below to receive the next issue straight to your inbox.
A look back at the year: more girls in school, two now in college, a new skills cohort, and the volunteers who made it possible.
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”
Mahatma Gandhi
Leader of the Indian independence movement
Follow Our Social Channels
Wherever you spend your time online, there’s a way to keep the girls we serve close. Our channels share the everyday life of our programs and the moments your support makes possible.
YouTube is where our work comes alive in motion. Short films from the field bring you classroom days, the girls of Garbhanga telling their own stories, and vocational training in action. New videos appear as we film them — subscribe and ring the bell so no story passes you by.
Facebook is our day-to-day home. We share the small moments between the big milestones — a first day of school, a completed exam, a delivery of books — alongside program announcements and calls for volunteers. It is also the easiest place to reach us. Follow the page so our stories reach you.
Instagram is our visual diary. Girls in classrooms and hostels, hands at a sewing machine, a rice harvest — the texture of the work in colour, faces and place. Stories carry the most immediate updates. Follow along, and a like or share helps our small account reach new supporters.
X (Twitter) is our fast lane for news and signal-boosting. We post quick updates, share articles on girls’ education and gender equality, and amplify the campaigns we believe in. It is also a good place for journalists and partners to reach us. Follow us — and repost what matters.
LinkedIn is where we connect with professionals, partners and companies who want to give back. We share organisational milestones, governance and transparency updates, and skills-based volunteering opportunities. Board members and volunteers are active here. Follow our page or message us if your team would like to get involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our main update is a quarterly newsletter, alongside periodic blog posts and social posts from the field. We write when there is something worth sharing rather than to a schedule, so you will hear from us a few times a year — never a flood.
You will find us on Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), LinkedIn and YouTube. Follow whichever channel suits you — we share the everyday life of our programs and the moments your support makes possible. You can also subscribe to the newsletter to get the highlights by email.
Share the posts that move you, forward the newsletter to a friend, or simply tell someone about the girls we support. If you would like to do more, you can volunteer your time or make a donation — every share and contribution strengthens the circle around her.
Yes — our SKF Supporters group brings volunteers, donors and friends together for updates and conversation. Visit Be Our Ambassador or contact us to be added.
Absolutely. You can volunteer (onsite or virtually), raise funds for a program, or donate. Following us is just the start — there are many ways to get involved.
