NGO comes to aid of needy in Chandigarh, gives blankets

A total of 100 blankets were donated during the drive

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:57 AM Dec 02, 2025 IST

Neel Verse Foundation volunteers at an event to distribute blankets.

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Neel Verse Foundation volunteers distributed blankets and shawls to the underprivileged at Shaheed Udham Singh Colony, Sector 74. A total of 100 blankets were donated during the drive.

Founder and president Chandni Suri said, “The initiative is very close to our hearts. Winter is especially challenging for those who do not have access to basic warmth. Through this drive, we aim to ensure that no one sleeps shivering in the cold.”

Founder and director Geeta Suri added, “We are committed to continuing this mission throughout the winter months and supporting a many families as we can.” The drive brought together volunteers, families and well-wishers for the donation drive.

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