“For almost a decade, my child has been dealing with this blood-thirsty disease. Every time, I take my son to the doctor for a blood transfusion, he always asks me when his turmoil will end. At that point, I have nothing to offer him except false consolations. It pains my heart to see him suffer like this, but my hands are tied behind by back by the shackles of poverty. Please help my son to live a normal life.”-

Thirteen-year-old Meraj Alam from Bindole, West Bengal has huge aspirations to become a teacher and educate the next generation of children. His bright mind has impressed so many adults in his neighbourhood, and his parents were extremely proud of his aptitudes.

But pride is not the only thing that resides in the heart of Meraj's parents. Fear throbs along with it, as Meraj has been diagnosed with Thalassemia Major. He has been battling the disease for almost a decade. Doctors at N H Mazumdar Shaw Medical Center in Bangalore have said that he needs to undergo a bone marrow transplant.

The procedure costs a painstaking Rs.22,00,000/- ( Rupees Twenty Two lakhs only), which is impossible for his parents. Meraj’s father, Moksedur, works as a farmer. While his wife, Meherarjun, works as a housemaid. Their combined income is barely enough to manage the household expense for their family of four.

Till now, they have managed to pay for the treatment by borrowing from loved ones and exhausting their savings. But right now, Meraj’s parents have run out of options. Please donate as much as you can to Meraj’s aid. So that he can grow up, and fulfil his dreams of becoming a teacher.

How Can You Help?
-You can Donate to the Fundraiser
-You can share Meraj’s story on Facebook and WhatsApp so that their story reaches to more people like you who will impact his life
-You can Volunteer to Raise Funds and save Meraj’s life.

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FUNDS DONATED WILL BE USED FOR Meraj’s TREATMENT

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