Concerned about the health and mental well-being of the community in the wake of Covid-19?

Take this opportunity to craft cards wishing people quick recoveries, and sharing some words of encouragement and positivity during these difficult times. We will distribute these cards at local hospitals, and to the beneficiaries of some of our NGO partners in the hopes of raising their spirits and bringing them some joy.

How can volunteers help?:

Volunteers can help by designing e-cards for front-line workers, patients, etc.

Volunteers are required to make at least one card in a week's time. This usually takes about 3 hours.

Please note: Once you sign up, the ConnectFor team will email a detailed guide to help you navigate around the volunteering experience.

Things to keep in mind:

It would be preferable if volunteers can make E-cards, however, scanned copies of physical cards can be sent as well.

Meet the Team

ConnectFor, a research project of The Rosy Blue Foundation, is a digital volunteering platform that matches and connects volunteers to NGOs based on their requirements. ConnectFor was founded in 2015 by Shloka Ambani and Maniti Shah when they understood the value of human capital and it's dire need in the development sector. They have over 18,000 volunteers registered on their platform and work with more than 350 NGOs.

The Rosy Blue Foundation was established in 2010 as an organisation aimed at improving and enhancing the community service commitment of the Rosy Blue Group. The foundation believes that the education field has the greatest potential for innovation and impact, and is therefore working towards helping others gain empowerment through education.

Questions? Reach us at:

vidhi@connectfor.org or virtualvolunteering@connectfor.org