About US
WHO WE ARE?
BGC Foundation is a Non-Government and Non-Profit organization, established to work on all the issues concerning human rights, social, environmental and advocacy.
We work to promote and improve the social and political conditions of the society on a broad scale. We are engaged in the efforts of achieving economic equality and sustainable development, leading to transformational change and improvement in the lives of marginalized and ignored sections of society.
Our steadfast endeavor is to create replicable and scalable models of development through an integrated approach in the true spirit of maximizing societal value for all, and making it a movement.
VISION
Pain, suffering and struggle had been existing since the very beginning of this universe. The value of life cannot be diminished living with them rather the fundamental pillars of life is based on how we live our lives fighting the social issues and changing them for the betterment of mankind and the world with a Commitment to make a positive difference in the lives of many people.
MISSION
Our Mission is to serve the weaker and ignored section of the community, individuals and families with a will to Act on defining Social problems, determining the cause of the problem, identifying, prioritizing and selecting alternatives for a solution and implementing a solution.
We are lending our voice to below issues:
- Human rights and child rights
- Poverty eradication
- Animal Rights
- Prevent Social Injustice
- Conservation of Environment
- Aged people care routine
- Empowerment of women
- Disease Control and others
- Health and Nutrition plans
- Conservation of Wildlife
- Hygiene and Sanitation conditions
- Humanitarian Relief
- Education plans and literacy
- Employment Crisis
ALL CONTACTS
- CENTRAL OFFICE = C-101, Jhilmil Colony, Delhi-110095
- BRANCH OFFICE = R-604, Great Value Sharanam, Sector- 107,Noida,U.P-201301
- Office 08700450443
- bgcfoundationorg@gmail.com
GALLERY
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- Anjali Dodiyar Meena 15 – year – old, a 9th class student studying at home. Due to the COVID pandemic Schools were shut and classes were conducted online, unfortunately no one is Anjali family has smart phone, due to that she could not attend online classes, lucky since 1st week of December schools are open and she was exited to go back to school, but the reality was hard for her, other students from her class could attend online class and they are advanced in the study. But Anjali is not letting this to stop her from studying; she’s working hard to catch up with the rest of her classmates with the help from her teachers and sister. Education in India took a massive blow due to the pandemic and the resultant lockdowns. Even as the unlock periods allowed a little of re-opening and remote learning was established as an alternative, bulk of schools remain closed in India. Sanjanpura village, Sagwara Block, Dungarpur District, Rajasthan, India, 23 Dec 2020. Photo © Sri Kolari
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