“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.”
Jackie Robinson
Baseball player and activist
“It’s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.”
Mother Teresa
Founder, Missionaries of Charity
“There is no higher religion than human service. To work for the common good is the greatest creed.”
Woodrow Wilson
Former U.S. President
The heartbeat of our mission.
Our volunteers are the heartbeat of Sneha Karma Foundation. They are students, professionals, parents and retirees who make time in their busy schedules to give back to the community — generously, quietly and without expectation. Whether they help for a single project or stay for years, each one makes our work possible.
We could not be doing what we do without their selfless contributions. Every hour a volunteer gives is an hour a girl can spend learning, growing in confidence and moving closer to a future of her own. To every volunteer, past and present: thank you.
Meet our volunteers.
Here are some of our current and very active volunteers. It is amazing how each one makes time in a busy schedule to help give back to the community — and we could not do what we do without them.
Amar Vikash
UX Designer
Vrinda Vijayan
Program Manager
Mayuri Patel
UI / UX Designer
Audry Zhang
Grant Writer
Kaveri Bhartia
Facebook Page Manager
Snehal Kalele
Graphics Designer
Vedrana Pantic
CSR Program Manager
Subitchaka Naka
Adwords Specialist
MV
Mridula Velagapudi
Social Media Marketing Specialist
PP
Pavithra PonnuSwamy
Social Enterprise Program Manager
SN
Sarah Nylund
Ambassador Program Lead
CE
Celeste Estrella
Program Manager
LS
Lina Santacoloma
SEO Analyst
Thank you, team.
Some volunteers who contributed significantly in the past have now joined our Ambassador program, and they continue to volunteer from time to time. We are so proud of each one of them — and of the many, many more who keep this mission moving. Thank you, Team!
“The good man is the friend of all living things.”
A global community of students, professionals and retirees who give their skills — virtually or on the ground in India — across teaching, mentoring, fundraising, design, tech and more.
They keep our costs low so more girls can be supported, and they bring expertise we could not otherwise afford — from grant writing to web development — directly strengthening the programmes.
