Farhan Akhtar flags off the Brick by Brick Campaign for SPJ Sadhana School

June 11, 2009 - PRLog -- April 18, 2009 - It was a day of Joy for the students and representatives of SPJ Sadhana School for mentally and physically challenged children. The occasion commenced with a warm welcome by the representatives of SPJ Sadhana School which revolves around special kids with as many as 27 kinds of disabilities with varying levels of retardation from mild to profound.

Actor Director Farhan Akhtar flagged off the “Lay a Brick, Build a Dream" Campaign for SPJ Sadhana School for children with special needs. Farhan ka dil chahta hai that all Indians here & across the world come forward and buy many bricks priced at Rs 5000 each to make Sadhana’s dream come true.

Mrs. Geeta Gopalakrishnan, godmother and fundraiser for SPJ Sadhana School said, “Like Obama who collected small amounts for his campaign, Sadhana will reach out to people all over the country & Indians all over the world to participate in this campaign that asks people to buy a brick for just Rs 5000.”

Sister Gaitonde, Principal, SPJ Sadhana and Dr Radhike Khanna who have steered the school to great heights added, “The thought behind this initiative was to create awareness around the campaign which in turn will generate a steady flow of charitable donations and an army of volunteers.”

Today with necessary building permissions & world renowned architect Mr. Hafeez Contractor agreeing to design the extension, gratis, Sadhana School needs to reach out to vast numbers of people to make this dream come true.


To build up this cathedral of emotion brick by brick, Sadhana School turns to the well-wishers & friends in India & wherever they are across the world.

For donations please contact:
http://www.donateabrick.com
Dr. Rozendo Ribeiro Children’s Complex, Sophia College Campus, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400026
mail to: spjsadhana@gmail.com

Phone No: 23510853/ 23517913

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SPJ Sadhana School revolves around special kids with as many as 27 kinds of disabilities with varying levels of retardation from mild to profound. In fact it is the only school in India educating those who are profoundly retarded.