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This Christmas season, Festivals for Joy, an NGO dedicated to spreading happiness and uplifting communities, took a significant step toward empowering women in the Manikonda community. Spearheaded by the charismatic Suma Kanakala, the initiative joined hands with Seva Bharathi to launch a project aimed at creating opportunities and fostering self-reliance.
On August 21, in the serene village of Haripuram, located in the Rambilli Mandal of Andhra Pradesh, the local community witnessed a significant event. Renowned television anchor, producer, and actress, Kanakala Suma, visited the BCT (Bhagavatula Charitable Trust) to lend her support and acknowledge the progress made by rural women through micro-business development. This visit was not just a routine stop but a meaningful gesture in collaboration with her initiative, “Festival for Joy,” which focuses on empowering women by granting loans for business development.
Festivals For Joy is happy to announce its collaboration with Bhagavatula charitable trust for rural women entrepreneurship programme “WESWASAM”
As we rejoice in Ugadi, marking the start of the Telugu New Year, our hearts overflow with gratitude and happiness. This year feels extra special as we take a moment to appreciate the wonderful impact of ‘Festival for Joy’, a beautiful initiative led by the Northern America Telugu Society (NATS).
This Christmas and New Year season, FFJ has teamed with North America Telugu Society(NATS). The NATS along with FFJ plays a crucial role in demonstrating a strong commitment to social welfare.
During the festive season of Diwali, NATS, in collaboration with Festivals for Joy, took a significant step towards improving the lives of children in marginalized Anganwadi centers located in Bathukammakunta and Indira Nagar II.
Many anchors come and go on Telugu television. But, anchor suma is permanent. Whether it is a pre-release event of a movie, a talk show or a game show, it has to be there. Even if she is not a Telugu girl..
As the anchor, Suma Kanakala, we all know what has been with us for the last 20 years as an actress playing in our house. She started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ with the aim of serving the people.
For the first time, the Grace Foundation for Health Care, in collaboration with Tana, conducted a cancer screening test for 250 people in the film and television industries during the latest Christmas, which falls on Sunday.
Suma Kanalaka started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ with the aim of serving the people. Launched on the occasion of Dussehra,
Leading anchor Suma Kanakala started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ on the occasion of Vijayadashami. ‘Padma Shri’ recipient Sunita Krishnan has donated money to 10 women in her care and set up a park for children to play there.
Speaking on the occasion, Suma said, “During all the important festivals in India, we continue to run various service programs through the Festivals for Joy. Our organization services beyond caste and religion, ”
As the anchor, Suma Kanakala, we all know what has been with us for the last 20 years as an actress playing in our house. She started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ with the aim of serving the people.
Suma Kankala, who is a busy anchor, not only earns her living, but also provides a livelihood for many and feels honored to have served so many.
Suma Kanalaka started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ with the aim of serving the people. Launched on the occasion of Dussehra,
In October, Suma Kanakala started a charity organization named ‘Festival For Joy’. Since Dasara, her outfit has been rendering welfare in its own right. Ten women from the film industry who lost livelihood opportunities due to the pandemic were selected and have been provided with livelihood avenues.
As the anchor, Suma Kanakala, we all know what has been with us for the last 20 years as an actress playing in our house. She started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ with the aim of serving the people.
On Sunday, December 5, the Grace Foundation, in collaboration with Tana, conducted cancer screening tests on 250 people from the film and TV industries.
Suma Kanalaka started a charity called ‘Festivals for Joy’ with the aim of serving the people. Launched on the occasion of Dussehra,
Suma Kanakala has been carried out for many years with tremendous hard work, devotion, and tenacity, all to assist and uplift the economically and socially disadvantaged. For the foreseeable future, a Festival for Joy would assist those in need. With our true purpose of people’s service, we’ve reached higher milestones.
