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Greenwood High students champion social responsibility through food donation drive

by Editorial team
April 3, 2025
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Exhibiting a sense of social responsibility, the Grade 11 IBDP students at Greenwood High International School, Sarjapur in Bangalore, organised a week-long food donation campaign at their campus. Conducted as a part of their CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) program, the initiative was undertaken to support the Ruva Foundation, a girls’ orphanage located in Bangalore, by donating essential supplies and food, ensuring meaningful impact.

The program saw active participation from students of Grades 6 to 12, who undertook the noble initiative. Through their combined effort, they managed to collect more than 200 kg of supplies like rice, pulses, lentils, along with other daily essential items. By owning the project, students had firsthand experience in planning and coordinating a community event.

Speaking about the initiative, Mrs. Niru Agarwal, Managing Trustee, Greenwood High International School said: “Greenwood High remains steadfast to its belief of contributing to the society and the community, through various acts of philanthropy. We place a strong focus on holistic education, giving the children a strong sense of responsibility and empathy. The CAS program is an integral part of the IBDP curriculum, and through programs such as these, our students learn leadership, gain a profound understanding of social issues, and are able to indulge in the happiness of giving back to society.” 

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