Since 2014, February 27 has united the globe in saluting NGOs for their frontline work in health, education, environment, relief, and justice. In India, celebrities from Bollywood and beyond elevate this cause, pouring wealth and passion into organizations changing countless destinies.
Pioneering is Chiranjeevi’s 1998 Trust, driving blood donations and COVID support. Mahesh Babu’s Heal A Child receives his major philanthropy for children. Mohanlal’s Vishwa Shanthi delivered timely pandemic aid.
Being Human under Salman Khan educates and heals the underserved. Aamir and Kiran Rao’s Paani Foundation innovates water solutions in dry lands from 2016. Deepika Padukone’s 2015 Live Love Laugh pioneers mental wellness.
Sushmita’s I Am Foundation engages social reforms ongoingly. Farhan’s MARD promotes equality. Priyanka’s foundation and UNICEF ambassadorship uplift girls. Alia’s Coexist protects wildlife, aligning with Salam Bombay’s child initiatives.
Jacqueline aids animals through You Only Live Once. Anupam’s 2008 foundation fosters education, Shabana’s Mijwan empowers, Sonu Sood’s charity excels in crisis relief continuously. Aishwarya’s efforts span health and learning.
Joining are Dhanush, Allu Arjun, Nana Patekar—donating fortunes. World NGO Day spotlights their impact, inspiring broader participation in philanthropy.
