Date of Recognition: August 6, 2022
Location: Chandigarh, India
In a proud and inspiring moment, the Omanand International Trust was honored with a prestigious award for its exceptional contributions to social welfare during a ceremony held in Chandigarh on August 6, 2022.
The award is a significant recognition of the Trust’s unwavering commitment to serving communities across India, particularly through initiatives focused on healthcare, education, rural upliftment, and humanitarian aid.
Celebrating a Legacy of Service
Founded with the vision of creating a more compassionate and equitable society, Omanand International Trust has consistently championed causes that uplift the underprivileged and promote sustainable development. Over the years, the organization has conducted blood donation camps, educational support programs, relief drives, and other grassroots efforts that have directly impacted thousands of lives.
This award stands as a testament to the dedication of the Trust’s volunteers, leaders, and supporters who have worked tirelessly to bring about real and lasting change.
Recognition in the City Beautiful
Chandigarh, known for its progressive ethos and civic awareness, provided a fitting backdrop for the award ceremony. The event brought together a diverse group of social organizations, thought leaders, and changemakers who applauded the Trust’s ongoing efforts to build a better future for all.
While the specific name of the award and organizing body remains under wraps, the spirit of the honor lies in its acknowledgment of selfless service, integrity, and community impact—qualities that Omanand International Trust continues to embody.
Looking Ahead
Grateful for the recognition, the Omanand International Trust reaffirmed its commitment to its mission. With renewed motivation, the Trust plans to expand its outreach and deepen its impact in areas of need across the country.
“This recognition belongs to every volunteer, donor, and supporter who believed in our mission. It inspires us to keep going—to keep serving,” said a representative from the Trust.
