As part of our program, Baal Dan has been going to schools, colleges, and youth groups, to teach young people about what Baal Dan does, why it is so important to give back to others and how we can make a difference for children who need food and education.
Volunteers participate in Beads for Baal Dan events to make “mala” bracelets that are in turn sold to raise money for children in India. “Mala” means garland in India and the “mala” bracelet is a wrap-around memory wire bracelet with wood beads and accent beads that can be worn by men or women, ideal as gifts for friends and family.
Baal Dan has no religious, political or regional affiliation, it was simply created to help children who are hungry, homeless and in need of help no matter what religion they are or where they are from.
For more information about Baal Dan, visit our website at www.baaldan.com or find us on Facebook, Twitter and You Tube.
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