AMITY INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL

AMITY UNIVERSITY, UTTAR PRADESH, NOIDA

HVCO-2024

WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT- 9

Student Name: Ashutosh Bhoria

Enrollment No: A1845723001
Program: MBA IB (EVNG)
Report No: WPR 9
Project Title: Child Education

Name of the Organization: JAX Foundation

Name of the official: Jitendra Kumar

Designation: Founder
Contact no: 7503773346
Email id: jaxhrg@gmail.com
A collage of my journey and experience

My Observation: Joining an NGO dedicated to aiding impoverished children

through education and food initiatives is not merely a commitment; it's a
profound journey of empathy and empowerment. Stepping into this realm,
one quickly realizes the transformative power of collective action. Each day
brings new faces, each with a unique story etched in the struggles of poverty.

The food drives we organize are not just about filling empty stomachs; they're
about nourishing dreams. Witnessing the sheer joy on their faces as they
receive a warm meal is a testament to the profound impact even the simplest
acts of kindness can have. It's a reminder that compassion knows no bounds
and that small gestures can ignite monumental change.
In this journey, I've come to understand that true philanthropy is not just about
giving; it's about connecting. It's about bridging the gap between privilege and
poverty, recognizing our shared humanity in the face of adversity. Each
moment spent with these children is a lesson in humility, gratitude, and the
enduring power of compassion.

I would also like to thank my faculty of “Social Responsibility & Community

Engagement” Dr. Anchal Luthra for giving me this opportunity to interact with
the children and NGO. This journey was hard, but I learned a lot about human
values and social responsibility.

In the end, joining this NGO isn't just about what I can give it's about what I
can learn, about the lives I can touch, and the ripple effects of kindness that
reverberate far beyond the confines of our actions. It's a reminder that in a
world often defined by its divisions, it's our capacity for empathy and solidarity
that truly defines our humanity.