Charity Aid Foundation and Charity Trust in India - ValamohanIyer Charitable Trust

No place did we see more philanthropy and overflowing of adoration than in the late emergency in the

Northeast called "Storm Sandy". There were firefighters, cops, and EMS laborers in New York, New

Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania taking a chance with their lives for outsiders in need. They were

courageous and fearless. They secured and protected families, pets and homes. They gave an

administration. The administration of sparing lives. Our Charity Foundations are to help the poor who

are in need of help and helpless.

Others cleared sewage, repaired force blackouts, gave impermanent asylums, sustenance, water and

therapeutic aid. What's more genuine to the colloquialism "philanthropy starts at home"; large portions

of these administrations started and finished at the memorial service home. Mother Teresa of Calcutta

once expressed "Philanthropy to be productive must expense us. To adore it is important to give: to

provide for it is important to be free from self-centeredness". Furthermore free from self-centeredness

is precisely how more than 25 memorial service chiefs acted when "Typhoon Sandy" came smashing

down on our sunny shores, shores and homes.

We didn't surmise that this storm might be as crushing as it seemed to be. We didn't believe that 111

homes in Breezy Point, NY might be smoldered to the ground. We never suspected that in excess of 30

individuals on Staten Island alone might lose their lives to this appalling storm. At the same time we saw

elegance; respectability and genuine character rise that serious day. Meg Dunn, President/CEO of

A.a.m.i. (American Academy Mcallister Institute of Funeral Service) in NY was the first to answer the

request for help. 18 A.a.m.i. graduated class took action accordingly and additionally memorial service

sellers, for example, ASD, a top memorial service home voice-mail.