Paying tribute to late actor, Bhamla Foundation Crowdfunding brings Sidharth Shukla’s dream to fruition
Sidharth has been associated with the Bhamla foundation from the days he worked in Balika Vadhu
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Mumbai, December 6: Sidharth Sukhla was a personality remembered by his beautiful smile, his humble heart and his iron spirit. He embraced life with passion. He cared about things bigger than fame – like his art and making the world a better place.
Not many know about his generous philanthropic side. Sidharth reached out to the Bhamla Foundation back in 2008, when he came across one of their campaigns. He has been associated with the Bhamla foundation from the days he worked in Balika Vadhu. From a campaign helping in taking care of stray dogs to vaccination campaign. He even contributed rations to more than 300 people in Dharavi that Sidharth packaged and provided directly through the grocery store.
Sidharth was invested in providing a better life to orphaned kids. He also wanted to be the voice for helpless strays who suffer massive abuse. Sidharth was closely working with The Bhamla Foundation to bring the change he wanted to see. Celebrating his birthday on 12th December 2021, The Bhamla Foundation will commemorate Sidharth Shukla by bringing his dream to fruition with the #CelebratingSidharthShukla #TributeToSid fundraiser campaign. The foundation has started a fundraising campaign on Ketto to raise Rs. 10 Lakh for the cause.
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Commenting on the fundraiser Saher Bhamla Director & Youth Head at Bhamla Foundation, said, “We are setting up a Ketto fundraiser in Sidharth's name where all the donations will go towards two of the causes closest to his heart. The Bhamla Foundation will adopt 5 orphaned children and become the financial providers for their education and wellbeing. The Bhamla Foundation would also provide volunteers to the areas in Mumbai with a sizeable number of strays. We will take responsibility and feed our street dogs and cats. If a stray is injured, we will take it to a veterinary hospital for treatment and provide assistance to the strays in need.”