Mr. Sudhir Choudhrie is not only an acknowledged entrepreneur but also a sensitive individual. He believes in ensuring everyone’s wellbeing and sharing the privileges with those who are less fortunate. He practices what he preaches by making generous donations and participating in non-profitable events that are organized for the betterment of the society. For years, he has been associated with numerous campaigns and charities and donates generous sums to NGO’s to promote their objectives and goals.
He is especially considerate towards children and their welfare. He donates to a charity foundation called ‘I Can’ that contributes to the improvement of the welfare of children with communication problems. They provide training, education and counselling to such children and their parents as well.
Mr. Sudhir Choudhrie’s sensitivity towards the welfare of children was evident with a donation made towards a charitable foundation called the ‘Chase Hospice’ that provides housing and healthcare to children who are suffering from terminal illness. This organization has homes that support such children and their families, providing care and aid, with the motive of easing out the few years these children have to live.
He has also made generous donations to ‘War Child’ which is a foundation working towards the welfare of children affected by wars. ‘War Child’ inculcates hope among children struck by the horror of wars. It even provides therapies to help such children deal with post trauma stress, helping them to move forward by gradually eliminating the dark shadows that battles have cast upon their young minds. It helps by providing education and necessities to aid survival at war struck areas. It is a unique move to ensure no more loss is borne, long after the war takes its toll.
Apart from these, there are many other charitable contributions that Mr. Sudhir Choudhrie has made to support the welfare of children and the impoverished. He also stresses the fact that movements such as these should be encouraged so as to make a difference to the society.
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