We are Five Years Old

WE ARE FIVE YEARS OLD!

Total Volunteers = 44
Garbage Collected = 53 kg

The meaning of life is not celebrating your birth, it is celebrating your work. - Amit Kalantri

And that’s how we celebrated our five year anniversary today at Buddha Jayanti Park. This special day started as one of our regular cleanliness drives with an add-on focus on segregation.

All thanks to the tons of excitement our volunteers brought in with them that we could collect 53 kg trash in less than an hour.

Wait...what? Isn’t that too much for a place so beautiful! Did we mention that it was not just a drive! It was a competition this time!!! And like every other competition, there had to be a winner.

Interestingly, we had winners… all 44 of them and others too who couldn’t make it today but have been a part of our amazing journey. And so, with the stage set, the gifts ready and potluck meal arranged, it was celebration time.

None of us is perfect but getting together has helped us combine our skills and overcome our individual weaknesses. Thank you volunteers for this amazing journey!

You can join us too! Visit http://wmtc.org.in

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