This document describes the stark differences between two extremes of living conditions. It contrasts the lives of children who live in farm houses and go to good schools with those who are homeless and must pass their childhood on footpaths. It encourages readers to take a moment to think about these differences and consider donating to Mahavir Khichadighar, an organization that provides food, clothes and blankets to people living in slum areas and on footpaths. Donations can be made online at their website to support their efforts in distributing necessities.

1. Mahavir Khichadighar Presents

2. “ I live in a Farm House” “I am Homeless” “I am Raring to go” “I am Asking for Help” “I study in a good school” “I pass my childhood on footpath”

3. True Stories of two Extremes

4. You love shopping for your favourite brand of clothes. They have only this brand. www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

5. You love to eat your favourite cuisine. They long to eat… anything. www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

6. You spend hours pursuing your hobby. They spend hours making ends meet. www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

7. You enjoy playing with your new toys. They don’t have any option. www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

8. Your parents are super protective about you. She has only this one sister. Their parents have to go for labor work www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

9. You want to be tucked into bed each night. They don’t want to wake up. www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

10. They can’t overcome life’s defeat. You are beaming In glory. www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

11. Take a Moment: Pause, Think & Act

12. This presentation is from Mahavir Khichadighar – Madhapar working for nutritious food distribution to the people living in slum areas and footpath. Mahavir Khichadighar distributes clothes, woolen clothes and blankets also.

13. You can also join us by giving your great contribution to Mahavir Khichadighar – Madhapar.

14. For online donation and further information of Mahavir Khichadighar – Madhapar visit us : www.khichadighar.blogspot.com

15. Please, Pass this on. KETAN SHAH