United States Secretary of State .. we thank  our SCEAD FOUNDATION  Member Arun Sivag for connecting us   and for his continuous work towards COVID 19 crisis Arun Sivag, a Bengaluru based musician, social entrepreneur and founder of GlobalKulture along with the Exchange Alumni distributed 12,000 kilograms of food, essential supplies and medicines to the vulnerable communities in Bengaluru in April. Sivag assisted the SCEAD Foundation and Ragarashmi Foundation while undertaking this humanitarian task amidst the outbreak of the coronavirus.Lauding their efforts, Pompeo tweeted, "Exchange Alumni getting it done in India. Arun Sivag your humanitarian spirit and service inspires us all." The US Consulate of Chennai too tweeted, " we thank Exchange Alumni, Arun Sivag for his service to the people affected by COVID-19. This April he assisted SCEAD Foundation and Ragarashmi Foundation with distributing 12,000 kg of food, essential supplies and medicines to vulnerable co

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Charity brings to life again those who are spiritually dead. In the times of trouble and need, SCEAD is trying to help and lend a hand to everyone in our capacity. In this spirit, we lent our hands to 25 families in Kemp Fort Slum. He who has never denied himself for the sake of giving, has but glanced at the joys of charity. We believe this charity helps us more than the needy. Helps us believe in humanity. An initiative by Scead also served the roads of J. P. Nagar.  “No one has ever become poor by giving.” ―Anne Frank. Bringing the quote into the light, SCEAD helped the labourers of Assam and Bihar from Deepanjali Nagar.  “Since you get more joy out of giving joy to others, you should put a good deal of thought into the happiness that you are able to give. ” ―Eleanor Roosevelt. We experienced the joy of giving by distributing groceries to the household of Thanisandra.  extended our heartiest gratitude to the frontline heroes in Khaki by distribut