Covid: Three siblings raise over $2,80,000 for medical supplies in India
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Founders of ‘Little Mentors’ reached out to school friends and families for funds
Three Indian-American siblings raised more than$2,80,000 to send essential oxygen supplies for Covid-19 patients in India. Founders of a non-profit organisation, “Little Mentors”, they reached out to their school friends and families for funds so that they could arrange life-saving equipment like oxygen concentrators and ventilators for needy patients and hospitals in and around Delhi. “Our only request is to return it (the equipment) when it’s not further needed as the next patient can use it,” said 15-year-old triplets Gia, Karina and Armaan Gupta.
COVID-19 crisis: 3 siblings raise over $280,000 for essential medical supplies in India
Founders of a non-profit organisation, Little Mentors, they reached out to their school friends and families for funds so that they could arrange life-saving equipment in and around Delhi
PTI | May 4, 2021 | Updated 10:38 IST
Three Indian-American siblings raised more than $280,000 to send essential oxygen supplies for COVID-19 patients in India.
Founders of a non-profit organisation, Little Mentors, they reached out to their school friends and families for funds so that they could arrange life-saving equipment like oxygen concentrators and ventilators for needy patients and hospitals in and around Delhi. Our only request is to return it (the equipment) when it s not further needed as the next patient can use it, said 15-year-old triplets Gia, Karina and Armaan Gupta.
Three siblings raise over USD 280,000 for medical supplies in India
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Synopsis Our only request is to return it (the equipment) when it s not further needed as the next patient can use it, said 15-year-old triplets Gia, Karina and Armaan Gupta.
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Three Indian-American siblings raised more than USD280,000 to send essential oxygen supplies for COVID-19 patients in India. Founders of a non-profit organisation, Little Mentors , they reached out to their school friends and families for funds so that they could arrange life-saving equipment like oxygen concentrators and ventilators for needy patients and hospitals in and around Delhi.
Three Indian-American siblings raised more than USD280,000 to send essential oxygen supplies for COVID-19 patients in India. Founders of a non-profit organisation, Little Mentors , they reached out to their school friends and families for funds so that they could arrange life-saving equipment like oxygen concentrators and ventilators for needy patients and hospitals in and around Delhi. Our only request is to return it (the equipment) when it s not further needed as the next patient can use it, said 15-year-old triplets Gia, Karina and Armaan Gupta. This is important as supply of these equipment is very scarce and the affected population is enormous, they said.
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