Be it for working on the development of villages or creating awareness about the disadvantages of smoking, Vivek Oberoi has always been in the news for his philanthropic work and likes giving back to the society.
The actor, who has been associated with blood donation campaigns in the past, has wholeheartedly joined the noble cause of creating awareness around the nationwide organisation of the mega blood donative drive, urging people to come forward in huge numbers and support it.
AKHIL BHARTIYA TERAPANTH YUVAK PARISHAD (ABTYP), the youth wing of Terapanth Jain Shwetambar Samaj is committed towards holding Mega Blood Donation Drive (MBDD), a simultaneous nationwide collection on 17th September, 2022 with the hope to make India blood sufficient by raising a massive amount of blood donations.
With the vision to organize the largest nationwide blood donation drive on the occasion of our honourable Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi’s birthday on 17th September, the sports fraternity has come forward to support ABTYP’s noble mission of mega blood donation drive thereby creating impact in 20 states, 1000 cities with 2000 camps and the combined efforts of more than 25000 volunteers, many NGOs and the government’s support.
Not just Vivek, also notable celebs like Rajinikanth, Bhagyashree and her son-actor, Abhimanyu Dassani has also joined hands with ABTYP’S mission of the mega blood donation drive.
Vivek Oberoi shared, “It’s a noble, mega initiative and it gives me great honour and privilege to be associated with the blood donation drive this year too, something I have been doing every year along with the incredible team of ABTYP. I would request the citizens of India to come forward and support this heroic cause scheduled on the 72nd birth anniversary of our honourable Prime Minister, Narendra Modi and thereby express our gratitude to the nation and humanity.”
Pawan Mandot, general secretary of MBDD stated, “Vivek Oberoi has been an inspirational force for us and the entire nation when it comes to his philanthropic work. We are grateful to him for coming forward and helping us in our aim to create massive awareness across the country for voluntary blood donation and motivate first time donors to come forward and contribute with the same zeal as before.”
