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Reena Mukhi Foundation Commemorates Late Bhagat Mukhi With Blood Donation Drive in Chakradharpur

Reena Mukhi Foundation Commemorates Late Bhagat Mukhi With Blood Donation Drive in Chakradharpur

Nine Members Contribute to Chaibasa Blood Bank, Commitment to Human Service Reaffirmed

The recently established Reena Mukhi Foundation in Chakradharpur continues its dedication to social causes, with team members and social workers visiting the Chaibasa Blood Bank on Sunday to donate blood in memory of the late Bhagat Mukhi, father of Foundation President Krishna Mukhi.

CHAKRADHARPUR – In a heartfelt tribute on the death anniversary of the late Bhagat Mukhi, the Reena Mukhi Foundation, a newly formed organization in Chakradharpur, organized a blood donation drive at the Chaibasa Blood Bank, with nine members contributing to the noble cause.

Krishna Mukhi, the Foundation’s President, emphasized that the primary objective of the organization is to work towards human service, and such initiatives will continue in the future.

He expressed gratitude towards all the members for their enthusiastic participation in the field of human service and is confident that the Foundation will continue to receive similar love and affection in the coming years.

The Foundation plans to expand its efforts and outline further programs after a meeting with all its members to discuss future initiatives.

Prem Purti, a Foundation member and Deputy Chief of Sadar Block, assured that the Reena Mukhi Foundation will support and continue its commendable work in the field of human service.

The cooperation and support from the blood bank team in making the blood donation camp a success were highly appreciated by the Foundation.

The Reena Mukhi Foundation’s commitment to social causes and human service is evident through its actions, and the organization aims to make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.

The blood donation drive not only served as a tribute to the late Bhagat Mukhi but also highlighted the importance of community participation in such critical initiatives.

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