An Evening for Education – ILP Bangalore Dinner , Dec 1, 2018
Join us to celebrate ‘An Evening for Education’. As always, you will get a chance to network with other donors, listen to accomplished speakers, hear about ILP’s programs that are transforming lives and enjoy an evening of delightful entertainment and delectable dinner.
An Evening for Education, ILP Annual Dinner, Oct 20, 2018, Palo Alto, US
Join us for “An Evening for Education” on Saturday, Oct 20, 2018, 5.30PM, at Crown Plaza Palo Alto.
Ideathon/Hackathon for Rural Education, Oct 6, 2018
Join us to transform Rural Education in India at the Ideathon/Hackathon for Rural Education on Oct 6, 2018 at IIIT-B, Bangalore.
Race for Literacy – June 17, 2018
Join us on June 17, 2018 at the Race for Literacy at Baylands Park, Sunnyvale.
Team ILP @ The Relay, May 5-6 2018
Join our runners and walkers in the 30 hour relay on May 5-6, 2018.
An Evening for Education – Chennai Chapter Dinner , Feb 17, 2018
Join us for “An Evening for Education” celebrated by our Chennai Chapter on Feb 17, 2018.
An Evening for Education – Nov 18th, 2017, Bangalore, India
Join us to celebrate “An Evening for Education” at India Literacy Project’s annual dinner on Nov 18th 2017. Network with other patrons, listen to accomplished speakers and hear about ILP’s programs that are transforming the lives of many people. With your support we can create a greater impact
Race for Literacy, May 14th 2017
Join us for a 5k,10k Run or Walk or Half Marathon at the Race for Literacy.
Girls are the engine of the family unit and the global economy – don’t leave them behind!
If you chronicle a successful family unit of any ethnicity or geography, you will often find that a woman has played a pivotal role. Sometimes the role is overt and obvious for all to see and appreciate. But often times, the contribution is behind the scenes, forming the bedrock upon which the family thrives.
ILP Chennai Dinner – Feb 11, 2017
Join us to celebrate “An Evening for Literacy” at India Literacy Project Chennai chapter dinner on Feb 11, 2017. Network with other patrons, listen to accomplished speakers and hear about ILP’s programs that are transforming the lives of many people.
The India I had never seen
Most of my earlier trips to India were to the biggest cities – Bangalore, Delhi etc. They were full of crowds, dust and traffic. It was my normal image of India: a poor, dirty, crowded, and very competitive place. A place where dogs and other animals roamed the streets starving, begging for food and where people sat in slums with rags on them. At least that’s what I first thought. This was my first journey into India’s villages and until now I had only seen photos and videos of what it was like. This time I was the one taking the pictures and videos as I experienced it myself, and I loved all of it!