Starting an international charity from nothing
Shivanii CameronThis is the story about the development of an international charity from nothing, looking at the benefits and the lessons learned in the process.
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Chapter 4 Half the sky (first draft)
Around four years into the project (time to be confirmed), we were going great guns and had a children’s home and a primary school tuition centre, we were supporting secondary students with tuition fees and funds for books. We had a free me...
Chapter 3 Making a real difference (first draft)
(Before beginning, please notice that I am not seeking paid sponsorship from anyone, even if this platform may lead you to expect that. With free sponsorship you can read any of my posts, and provide feedback (which would be very much welco...
Chapter 2 - A charity!
2. A charity!
Setting up a charity might seem easy to many. To me, it meant walking into that dreaded realm of officialdom. If I could avoid it in any way, I would, and I did start to look at an avenue that was outside of the standard, in...
Chapter 1, The Beginning (first draft)
I was going to Purulia pretty regularly, one way or another. Tinku and I used to get around on his motorbike. I'd be on the back managing my dress and shawl, feeling very confident as we navigated the terrain and the people. Tinku would alw...
An Indian Charity - introduction (first draft)
I fell in love with India. It was somewhere I had never even imagined going, until I was asked to make a short promotion for a friend. And then a friend of that friend asked if I'd help with some filming on hers. That was how it started. It...
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I'm a teacher and I run a charity supporting rural villagers in India. I have two grandchildren, who are the light of my life. There are lots of stories to tell!
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