Baal Dan Charities

Baal Dan Charities - Helping Children in Need
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http://www.baaldan.com

With all the wealth there is in the world, there is no reason why any child should have to live without the basics of food, shelter, clothing and education. Did you know that India has over 18 million street children and orphans? Baal Dan Charities was created to help these impoverished children and the orphanages that care for them by providing food, clothes and education supplies. 100% of all donations to Baal Dan Charities go to these children in need.

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Feedback and testimonials

Cassandra Bonner May 21, 2008
Great work by the team of Baal Dan. What a noble work it is to feed and help children.
Bambi Francisco September 07, 2007
Well done. This is a great video pitch and an "innovative" way to raise awareness and funds to provide food, shelter, schools, etc. for 18 million street children in India. "India still has the world's largest number of poor people in a single country. Of its nearly 1 billion inhabitants, an estimated 350-400 million are below the poverty line, 75 per cent of them in the rural areas. More than 40 per cent of the population is illiterate, with women, tribal and scheduled castes particularly affected," according to IndiaOneStop.com. Thanks to the presenters of this video for creating awareness about the poverty in India and showing us how we can help.