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Watering and Maintenance of Native Tree Saplings


A DROP OF HAPPINESS!

No. of saplings watered = 163
No. of volunteers = 11

Volunteers are paid in six figures... S-M-I-L-E-S. ― Gayla LeMaire

Have you ever been in a sour mood and then someone has come along with a huge smile, some laughter or in a really good mood? Perhaps a baby that just looked up at you and smiled?


How did this make you feel? When the person you are talking to or the people that surround you are smiling, you won’t be able to help but smile!


Smile is contagious and that’s what our volunteers spread around in our volunteer drives. The happiness and satisfaction we all get in trade of the weekend drives is priceless and keeps us moving.


The happiness of our volunteers is not just within the human race, we share it with our green friends as well. And to do this, our watering teams gathered last weekend at Sainik Vihar, Hauz Khas and Sangam Vihar for helping our friends in need.


With watering cans all set, the teams started watering the existing saplings while making space for three newbies at Hauz Khas - pilkhan, amla and amaltas.


Your support is required too! Join us and help us water our saplings. Trees are the only air purifiers we need! Visit http://wmtc.org.in

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