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Children's Hope India announces honorees for 32nd annual gala
Mira Nair, Ramji Raghavan, Sanjiv Ahuja, and Sidharth Lakhani will be honored for their impactful philanthropy.
Top row (L-R) Mira Nair and Sanjiv Ahuja, Bottom row (L-R) Ramji Raghavan and Sid Lakhani /
New York-based child welfare non profit Children’s Hope India (CHI) has revealed the honorees for its 32nd annual gala, including renowned filmmaker Mira Nair, education innovator Ramji Raghavan, business leader Sanjiv Ahuja, and environmental advocate Sidharth Lakhani.
The gala will celebrate these distinguished individuals for their impactful contributions to entertainment, finance, and philanthropy. The event is scheduled for Oct.13 at Pier 60, Chelsea Piers, in New York City.
Sanjiv Ahuja, founder and chairman of Tillman Global Holdings, will receive the ‘Lotus Award’ for his work in business and philanthropy. Ramji Raghavan, founder and chairperson of the Agastya Foundation, will be honored with the ‘Making a Difference Award’ for his role in advancing innovative education in India.
Sidharth Lakhani, founder of the Pura Veda Foundation, will receive the ‘Rising Star Award’ for his efforts in environmental sustainability. Filmmaker and activist Mira Nair will be presented with the ‘Special Impact Award’ for her contributions to the arts and social justice.
The gala will feature a cocktail reception, dinner, and performances by AUM Dance Creations, showcasing various Indian dance styles. Proceeds from the event will support CHI’s mission of helping children in India through education, nutrition, and medical care.
"We're so excited to celebrate this year's exceptional honorees for their commitment to making an impact and doing good," said Dina Pahlajani, cofounder and president of Children's Hope India. "We're also thrilled to launch our new campaign which will allow our gracious supporters and volunteers to make quality education accessible to the children in the communities we serve."
Children’s Hope India has helped over 185,000 children since its founding in 1992.
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