MUMBAI: Eminent artists including Brinda Miller Chudasama, Jaideep Mehrotra, Sunil Padwal and Samir Mondal have announced their support for 'Palette 2013', an initiative that will benefit organizations working to educate underprivileged children.
The programme by the Edelweiss Group brings together 250 renowned artists and over 350 exclusive artworks for the cause.
The beneficiaries include several Mumbai-based organisations. The Aangan Trust works to protect and rehabilitate over 1,500 vulnerable children while Chehak Trust provides life skills to girls from slums.
Masoom tries to improve the academic performance and employability of night school students. Muktangan runs seven English medium schools in partnership with the BMC. From nearby Mokhada district comes Aroehan. It adopts a five-pronged approach to redress lack of education, unemployment, water scarcity, poor health and governance.
Agastya from Andhra Pradesh runs what is being called the "world's largest hands-on science education programme" for disadvantaged children and rural teachers in government schools, using a science centre and mobile labs. Ibtada in Alwar, Rajasthan, promotes interface between government schools and the community even as Manitham in Madurai teaches children to think for themselves through formal education.
Kolkata's Samaritan Help Mission provides education to children in the Tikiapara slums, while Patna's Shoshit Seva Sangh runs a free English-medium residential school for 200 students of the backward Musahar community.
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