Kherwadi Social Welfare Association’s mission is to successfully set up ‘Parishramalaya Vidhyapeeth’ as a Deemed Center of Excellence that propels the Yuva Parivartan (Youth Change) movement to the national level. Our vision is to create opportunities for school dropouts and deprived youth to enable them to lead productive and socially useful lives.
Our mission is to provide sustainable, capacity-building health and education programs, through staff and volunteers, which empower children and other vulnerable individuals. HOPE foundation was established as a charitable society in 1991. We have many partners and friends around the country, and we are operating in 13 cities in India, with over 60 programs in a variety of areas of helping the poor.
The Bigtech Programme have enhanced our administration and day to day basic activities and this has helped us to become more efficient, and to serve more children. In our quest to reach 5 million children by 2020, we see the role of technology and therefore, Bigtech as being very vital. We hope and pray that Bigtech continues to support us and we can together impact the future of our Indian children positively, No words to praise Bigtech’s support in this regard
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Wed, 10/03/2010 - 13:49
We express our deep sense of gratitude for your unique donation of Quick Heal Antivirus Software. Now a days there are very common problem of each and every computer Institutions, the institutes which are profit making they bear the price easily but as per as the volunteer sector is concerned this is not common for them and definitely the virus is permanent headache for them. At this juncture,the BiGTech played very instrumental role to wipe out the tears of the NGOs & voluntary institutions by donating the original software of Quick Heal by simple donation.
We are grateful to Bigtech for providing original Microsoft applications at a very concessional rate. Being a charity, we firmly believe that each and every donation is valuable and goes to eradicate poverty. Every rupee saved is every rupee earned for the betterment of the poor. Plus, the original applications have increased our work efficiency. As part of the Bigtech initiative, we also lend our helping hand to fight piracy.
Population Foundation of India (PFI) is a voluntary organization and was established in 1970 by a dedicated group of industrialists and population activists led by Bharat Ratna, the late Mr. JRD Tata, who guided it as the founder Chairman until his death in l993. The Foundation has been at the forefront of the Non-Governmental efforts towards a rights based, Gender sensitive approach for Human development.
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Mon, 22/02/2010 - 16:53
I am satisfied with the software donation you will provide. Since our NGO is located in rural area of India, we are interested to provide free training on computer skills to poor students. The students, being a backbone of future society, they will use the softwares to develop our society.
"It was a great boon for us to get the QuickHeal which is now installed in all our computers and makes our work much easier." Joy Daniel
Thanks to BigTech, we were able to get the Quickheal antivirus in our office. Before this, we were using free antivirus software that we had downloaded. There were difficulties with updating the software and somehow viruses were still able to get through despite the Antivirus software. This resulted in lots of time and efforts being wasted due to data loss or inability to perform some critical information services - printing or sending emails for instance. As a non-profit social development organization, we could not afford the high costs of commercial Antivirus Software that has the qualities comparable with QuickHeal. Most of our resources are focused to improve the living conditions of the rural small farmers in one of the most backward regions of India - the Marathwada region. Our work encompasses care for the elderly destitute, vocational training of the unemployed youth, and promotion of organic farming. It was a great boon for us to get the QuickHeal which is now installed in all our computers and makes our work much easier. BigTech and QuickHeal has made our lives a lot easier and we now focus on what matters most for the small farmers.
- Joy Daniel, Institute for Integrated Rural Development
