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In a prestigious ceremonial event held at the State Convention Center, Hi-Fly Social Foundation was officially conferred with the State Excellence in Social Welfare Award 2026. The honor was presented by the Hon'ble Minister of Social Justice in the presence of distinguished dignitaries, senior civil servants, and representatives of international humanitarian agencies. The award recognized the foundation's exceptional initiatives in establishing 25 community bridge schools for slum children, executing 1,000+ free cataract surgeries, and providing immediate flood relief kits to over 12,000 displaced families in rural Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Accepting the award on behalf of the foundation, National President Dr. R. K. Sharma dedicated the achievement to the thousands of selfless volunteers and compassionate donors who make this grassroots movement possible. "This honor is not a culmination, but a renewed pledge to expand our social safety net to every underserved hamlet," he stated.

Marking International Literacy Day, Hi-Fly Social Foundation inaugurated 15 modern Digital Smart Learning Hubs across peri-urban slums in Jaipur and adjoining districts. Each center is equipped with interactive touch-enabled smart screens, solar inverter backup systems, high-speed educational internet connectivity, and custom curriculum designed for first-generation school goers. Over 2,500 children who previously attended dilapidated facilities or had dropped out to assist their families will now receive foundational STEM training, English communicative skills, and general knowledge coaching. Local community elders and parent-teacher committees expressed immense gratitude, noting that student attendance has soared to over 95% since the introduction of engaging digital content.

The Office of the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemption) has officially reaffirmed the perpetual approval of Hi-Fly Social Foundation under Section 80G(5)(vi) and Section 12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Under this statutory provision, every individual citizen, NRI, corporate entity, and firm donating to our accredited campaigns can claim an immediate 50% tax deduction on their taxable income. Our digital portal generates instant, signed 80G tax receipts embedded with a unique QR code directly verified by our centralized database. Donors also receive their automated Form 10BE certificate at the conclusion of each financial year for effortless tax e-filing.

Demonstrating the transformative power of economic self-reliance, 150 rural women artisans trained at Hi-Fly Foundation’s Project Shakti Vocational Centers participated in the National Handloom & Handicrafts Expo. The women displayed traditional block-printed dupattas, embroidered cotton kurtas, school bags, and eco-friendly cloth packaging. The artisan collective recorded gross direct sales of over ₹8.5 Lakhs within 4 days and secured bulk manufacturing contracts from prominent retail fashion brands. "Six months ago, I was unable to buy medicine for my ailing mother. Today, I am an artisan entrepreneur supporting my entire family," shared an emotional Smt. Radha Devi from Bassi center.

In an inspiring display of civic empathy, Hi-Fly Social Foundation in collaboration with SMS Hospital Blood Transfusion Center organized a Mega Voluntary Blood Donation & Health Screening Camp at SMS Medical College premises. A record 450 units of whole blood were collected, tested, and earmarked for underprivileged children suffering from Thalassemia Major and sickle cell anemia who require bi-weekly blood transfusions to survive. Every donor was presented with a digital government donor certificate, comprehensive blood profile report, and token of gratitude by District Collector and Chief Medical Health Officer.

Addressing alarming climate shifts and groundwater depletion, Hi-Fly Social Foundation launched its ambitious Green India Environmental Initiative. Over a weekend drive, 400 student volunteers joined hands with village panchayats to plant 10,000 indigenous trees including Neem, Peepal, Banyan, and Amla across barren community grazing lands. The project incorporates drip irrigation channels and dedicated student tree-guardians to ensure an audited 90%+ sapling survival rate over the next three years.