1. Launch of Crowdfunding Campaign on Ketto: SOS India launched a crowdfunding campaign on Ketto to raise money for the stationery supply of a child for a month. This gave a platform to many people to donate as little as INR 80 to spread happiness and joy in the life of many young children.
Click here to visit the campaign: http://bit.ly/DonateForStationery

2. Wish Tree at Snapdeal and Great India Palace (GIP) Mall: To make the festive season merrier, employees of Snapdeal got the opportunity to contribute and donate for the children of SOS Children’s Villages of India. For the same purpose, a Wish Tree was placed within their corporate office in Gurugram on the 27^th and 28^th of December, 2017 from 9:30am-6pm.
A similar event also took place at the GIP Mall, Noida from 21st to 23^rd December, 2017 from 10:30am-9pm.

3. AIMA Award 2017: SOS Children’s Villages of India won the award for ‘Breakthrough Innovation in Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility’ as part of the 7^th Edition of the Innovation Practitioners Summit 2017 of AIMA (All India Management Association). This meet was also covered by four leading publications mentioned below:
The Tribune: http://bit.ly/TribuneIndia
The Retail Times: http://bit.ly/Theretailtimes
EducationWorld India: http://bit.ly/EducationWorld
Easy Shiksha: http://bit.ly/EasyShiksha

4. Victory at National Taekwondo Championship: Kavita, Sonam and Kajal from SOS Children’s Village Greenfields won two golds and one silver medal respectively in the 2^nd STAI National Taekwondo Championship, held on the 18^th and 19^th of November, 2017, at Jamia Sports Complex, New Delhi. SOS India is proud of them!

5. SOS India partners with SPAR to celebrate the Season of Joy: SOS India in collaboration with SPAR India Hypermarket began the ‘Gift a Wish’ Campaign to 7200 children of SOS Children’s Villages of India to celebrate the season of joy. With this campaign, on buying any SPAR product, 1% of the customer’s amount was redirected to SOS India. 18 SPAR Hypermarkets across eight cities collected gifts to be distributed among 7200 children in India.