Muthuprakash

With an astounding 98.6% in his core subjects of Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, he is sure to achieve his dream!

Muthuprakash has been at AIM for Seva since the year 2009 when he was in the Grade 8. He has always been a consistent performer in studies as he was the school topper in Grade 10 with 93.4%. Hailing from Tirupur, Muthuprakash’s parents are daily labourers in a factory, unable to afford even one meal a day. When his parents heard about AIM for Seva, they were very eager for him to join the home. He then moved to the student home in Semmangudi, for class 11 and 12. His confidence has grownafter he topped the school. A very quiet, disciplined boy, his ambition is to become an Engineer and serve India.

“Without AIM for Seva, I would never have scored such high marks. AIM for Seva supported me throughout my education,” he exclaims proudly. S. Muthuprakash, is now pursuing an Engineering Degree at Anna University, Chennai.

100 percent goes to Charity

The “100 percent goes to charity” model was very appealing. We have been involved with this charity and several others for a number of years. Hearing from them (friends who were previous donors), we knew we have finally found a charity we can trust and support. The cause itself is very important to us. Educating needy children is the best form of charity and goes a long way in making this world a better place.

Mr. Shailesh Raja

Hostel Donor 2012

I wanted a better life than mine for my son

After sending my son to AIM for SEVA, I could see great results in one month. When he came home for the holidays, we learnt that he has come first in his class! I wanted a better life than mine for my son. And it is coming true with the help of AIM for SEVA.

Mr. Shubnaam, Paanigaon

Father of Vikram Kuswah

The vision of the founder appeals to me

The vision of the founder of AIM for SEVA, Swami Dayananda Saraswati, appeals to me. The organization has done “yeoman service all over India.” This is not just donating money. It is to ensure that what we give, reaches the most deserving and needy in India. Education surely elevates an individual to do good and support others in need. In this respect I have seen so very closely how AIM for SEVA volunteers in Canada are doing selfless work. I applaud them for that.

Mr. Shankar Subramani

Hostel Donor 2013

AIM for SEVA represents all that is good in us

This country (Canada) has given my family extraordinary opportunities. So have my roots in India which instilled in me early in life the meaning of Seva. AIM for SEVA represents all that is good in us – volunteerism, public service, modesty, cost efficiency in getting donor support directly to the recipients.

Mr. Inder Sharma

Hostel Donor 2014

I would like to give back to the kids in the home

I consider myself lucky to have been associated with a home such as this one, where all the facilities required for education were available. I am forever indebted to the home. Whatever I have learnt, understood and read, is through the student home, and I would like to give back to the kids in the home – be it through education or otherwise.

Mr.Nishant Sharma

AIM for SEVA graduate

Proud to support AIM for SEVA

As parents to three daughters, we have seen first-hand the importance and impact of giving children a good education. Our daughters were fortunate to have been educated in Canada. They had abundant opportunities to learn and grow, so that they could later make a significant impact on their community and country. It is our sincere belief that every child has a right to that same opportunity. Education is the great equalizer, able to improve quality of life around the world. This is why we are proud to support AIM for SEVA, in the hopes that one day, no child goes without an education.

Kris and Neelam Shah

AIM for SEVA Amreli Hostel Fundraiser Update

Thank you all so much for your generous donations! In total, I was able to raise approximately $5000 equivalent to ₹250,000. Thanks to all of your donations the AIM for SEVA Amreli Hostel will be installing a solar power system. I started 2019 by visiting the children at the hostel in Amreli on January 1st. Not only did my Nani and I get to see the hostel but we also got to host a lunch and see the school that the students attend. We got to feed the cows that they have there to provide milk for ... Read More

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