About Us Who we are
Kids Helping Kids is a team of kids that share the same interest in making the world a better place for everyone. We have run food drives, blanket drives, and clothing drives and our service projects have helped over 1,000 needy kids and parents in need of supplies. Though we have just recently launched this organization in 2019, we hope to successfully complete at least 3 projects each year and continue to grow from there.
We are in the process of making camps across America and India. Hopefully if enough people step in and support our organization, we can make many more camps across the world.
Projects through People
Working hand-in-hand to make a better world for our future generations to come, from one person to another.
Education support for Children within their community
Food
- Contributing to the orphanage
- Homeless Shelter Distribution
Our Progress
We continue to raise funds in the global movement of generosity to help communities and families survive the pandemic.
800+
People helped
Your generosity and our group of volunteers has allowed us to provide food and care to over 800 people, from young children to seniors.
25+
Youth Ambassadors Created
More than 25 kids have volunteered in our drives and learnt the values of respecting, helping, and caring.
2
Countries
Through global partnerships, we’re able to provide both India and America with the quality life they deserve.
1000+
Meals Served
In many of our drives, we give away home cooked meals whether it be a food drive or a blanket drive, we will always give away food as well. Donation after donation, we make more and more food to fill the needs of others.
3
Years
With different projects and working with different organizations, we have volunteered for almost over 3 years.
9
Projects
Our projects range from helping children with educational problems, giving food to the homeless and needy, and helping the elerdly stay happy
Team
Rabaina Kaur
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Arshiana Kaur
Aditi Banda
Harnoor Kaur
Illisha Bhandari
Avika Bhandari
Tisya Kharbanda
Harnidh Kaur
Our Founders
Rabaina:
Founder: Hello, my name is Rabaina and I am the founder of Kids Helping Kids. I am 13 years old. I play basketball and I love to run. I enjoy singing and dancing as well. I am going to 8th grade, and this will be my second year as a student guidance counselor in the welcoming committee and the third year as a member in the principal’s advisory committee. This summer I realized that I can use these past projects and volunteers to make “kids helping kids,” an actual organization, instead of just me and my friends volunteering and donating for different causes.
Arshiana
Co-Founder: Hello, my name is Arshiana and I am the co-founder of Kids Helping Kids. I am 9 years old. I love to play soccer and also enjoy biking. I am going into 5th grade and hoping to become the school president. I want to help the students become kinder and more responsible. I wanted to do Kids helping kids this summer because I want to help people who aren’t as fortunate as us. I have already done many donations and distributions already and I loved to see the smiling’s faces of the people I helped.
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Achievement Badges For Volunteers
The star badge is in honor of Ravi Singh, the founder of Khalsa Aid. This organization is dedicated to humanitarian work and claims to help out of compassion, love, justice and hope. This badge is given to people who have volunteered in 3-4 projects.
The medal badge is in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr- a civil rights legend. In the mid-1950s, Dr. King led the movement to end segregation through the means of a peaceful protest. This badge is given to people who have volunteered in 4-10 projects.
The trophy badge is in honor of Mother Teresa, a Catholic nun who dedicated her life to caring for the destitute and dying in the slums of Calcutta – now known as Kolkata. This badge is given to people who have volunteered in more than 10 projects.