Be Santa to children in orphanages, give them best Christmas ever. Donate now

It’s been a very difficult, frightening year for children, especially those in orphanages where there has been a huge influx of children newly abandoned during Covid or have lost parents to the virus. So let’s help them end the year on a cheerful, loving note - by being their best Santa Claus ever!

For children living in orphanages and shelter homes this season of festive cheer and happiness is just another day in their lives. Catalyst for Social Action (CSA), who look after the welfare of 3560 kids in institutional care across India, want to make a special effort to make it a fun-filled Christmas for them this year. 

Gift a fun-filled Christmas to the children of CSA

But with the pandemic resulting in a major crunch in funds and increasing the number of children in homes, buying gifts for each child and giving them special treats like plum cake is a luxury that they cannot afford. CSA works towards creating and ensuring a brighter future for every child under institutional care. Often abandoned by parents, orphaned at a young age, abused or having parents who are unfit to take care of them, these children deserve a fun end to this hard pandemic year. 

“We play Secret Santa with our friends, family and colleagues but who better to give a fun filled Christmas than to the kids under our care. Anyone can be a Santa to them through this campaign and fulfill their dreams,” said Henal Shah, Head Communications and Fundraising, CSA. 

All it takes is ₹1000 to sponsor gifts and a special meal for each child. Together we can make sure these kids are warm, loved and happy so they can end a terrible year on a cheerful note. Be the Santa Claus they all need, make them feel special at the end of a very hard pandemic year. Donate now

About CSA

Catalysts for Social Action works towards creating and ensuring a brighter future for every child under institutional care. They strive to ensure a future for children in need of care and protection which pays attention to their physical, emotional, personal and spiritual wellbeing and learning.