Dear friends,
Greetings!

Smile on the faces of Pooja, Aarti, Yamlesh and hundreds ,of rural girls like them, has been possible, due to the support, from many of you to Pardada Pardadi Educational Society (PPES). Thanks for being part of PPES family.Thanks for being the doers and changemakers.
In order to make our dream a reality, let's all become the "creators", who will and can develop, a gender just society.I appeal to YOU, to donate to GlobalGiving for PPES.Your donations will be used for the cause of rural girls, which we know is also dear to you . Please do spread the word, and join us in supporting this great work.
Website: www.pardadapardadi.org

PPES provides free education and vocational training to 1000 rural village girls in Anupshahar, Uttar Pradesh, India. Its mission is to create a generation of self-reliant and independent girls.
indebted,
Renuka

renuka (renukamanav@gmail.com)

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