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50 Years of Inspired Giving
What does 50 years of work mean?
4,300 village roads built.
7,600 preschools established.
135,000 children educated.
8,000 wells & water systems.
373,322 people with access to safe drinking water.
15,800 toilets installed so that 80,000 people will not suffer from diseases.
120,000 members of a Youth Peace Brigade.
200,000 trained health workers who serve rural communities.
1 million volunteers who build better communities in the spirit of shramadana Numerous international recognitions, including United Nations Habitat Honor for outstanding tsunami relief work.
Sarvodaya's 50th anniversary celebration. Live webcast.
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On December 7, 1958, teachers and students at an elite school in Colombo, Sri Lanka, embarked on a journey to build better community through shramadana, the gift of labor. The service project flourished into the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement. The Movement supports millions of people in Sri Lanka and inspires millions of others to join in non-violence, service and compassionate action.
To mark the Sarvodaya Movement's remarkable work, Sarvodaya USA is launching 50/50 campaign - 50 gatherings and house parties in 50 States in the U.S. Would you help?
If each gathering had 10 people who contributed $50 to $100 each, think of the impact we could have!
If you could host an event contact us, we will send a simple list of suggestions and tools to make the experience more meaningful.
Complete the following form to contact us.
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