The East India Charitable Trust

The East India Charitable Trust gratefully acknowledges the outstanding effort of Governing Council member Mr. Ashok Tulsyan for motivating so many people to donate for the charity work we undertake. A big "Thank you" also to all the donors for their generous contribution.

The East India Charitable Trust gratefully acknowledges the generous donation of INR 11,500/- from Mr. Saqib Islam and Mrs. Ambereen Islam. Thank you for showing your care and concern for the aged, the poor and the needy. Your contribution will go a long way in helping us bring a ray of hope and sunshine in the lives of those who have no one else to look after them.
The EICT hopes more young people will step forward to lend us a helping hand by donating whatever little amount they can spare.

Wishing Mr. Krupa David, Honorary Treasurer of the EICT a very Happy Birthday on 10 October.

The Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Dormitories as well the Dining Hall of Tollygunge Homes haven’t seen a coat of fresh paint for many years due to paucity of funds. Thanks to the generosity of several caring individuals in India and Overseas, The East India Charitable Trust has managed to collect a sum of $3,500 (INR 200,000) with which we have started the work. However, there is still a shortfall of $5,500 (INR 300,000) to cover the total cost of the painting work.

Wishing Mr. Barry O'Brien, Chairman of The East India Charitable Trust, a very Happy Birthday on Friday 14 September 2012.

Affection is not just goodwill or friendship, it is a rare state of the mind, of pure love.
Thank you "Young Indian" for bringing such a beautiful smile on the face of this elderly resident of Tollygunge Homes.

Today, 15 August 2012, on our Independence Day, a large group of wonderful people from “Young Indians” visited Tollygunge Homes, spent time chatting and singing with the residents and later treated them to a sumptuous lunch. The glow and happiness on the faces of the old folks seemed to momentarily wash away all their sorrow and loneliness.

Things like a beautiful sunrise, a garden full of lovely flowers, heartfelt words of appreciation, sharing laughter, display of kindness & compassion...are not necessary for survival; but they make life so much more meaningful and enjoyable.

Mrs. Nilima Dutta, Chairperson of Tollygunge Homes.

Mr. Bahadur Postwalla has been asssociated with the East India Charitable Trust for a very long time.