Welcome to an unforgettable evening of music, energy, and celebration! We’re excited to present The Good, the Bad and the Bold, a Live Bollywood Musical Night with the incredible band AllGoRhythms, known for their electrifying performances and vibrant renditions of Bollywood’s greatest hits. Tonight is all about enjoying the magic of live music, dancing to your favorite tunes, and celebrating the spirit of togetherness. This special night is also dedicated to supporting a good cause—in association with CRY (Child Rights and You), a portion of the proceeds will help bring positive change to children in need. So let’s come together, sing along, and make this night one to remember. Let the music take over—because when rhythm meets purpose, magic happens!

Fundraising

Hi, I’m Arshia Kathpalia, Miss Teen India USA 2024! I’m excited to volunteer with CRY America to host a virtual Bollywood dance fundraiser in support of girls’ education. Providing educational opportunities for underprivileged children is a cause close to my heart, and I believe that every girl deserves the chance to learn, grow, and chase her dreams. Thank you for supporting this mission 🙂

We are a tight knit, passionate group of students at the University of Washington dedicated to bringing awareness and raising funds for the children in India. With cultural events, social events, and more we work to expand our movement to all ends of campus and the world! Join us in making a difference for those in need.

I believe educating girls is important for a the growth of any economy

By donating, you can make a real difference. All contributions will go directly to CRY America-supported projects that educate, empower, and protect girls—giving them the freedom and opportunity to pursue their dreams.

Empowering girls starts with understanding the issues they face. We encourage you to explore the attached slides to gain a deeper understanding of the significant challenges girls face in their education and development, as well as the impact these challenges have on their futures.

Read about our research here: Creating-a-better-world-for-our-girls

Join us in changing lives and creating a future where every girl has the chance to succeed.

AllGoRhythms is turning 25!! For the past 25 years, AllGoRhythms has blended Bollywood magic with a deep commitment to using music as a medium to raise funds for various non profits. This year, in association with our long time partner, CRY, we celebrate our remarkable journey, where music and purpose unite. Let’s embark on this musical journey together and create memories that will resonate long after the final note fades. Join us for our major milestone celebration

Tara Luxury Pop-up Exhibition September 2024 Our goal at Tara is to create a unique shopping experience where every customer feels celebrated. This season is more special than ever as we celebrate Tara’s First Anniversary and we want to celebrate our success by celebrating and honoring women. What better way to celebrate women than making a difference in another woman’s or a girl child’s life. Join hands with Tara this festive season as we partner with CRY America to pledge to make a lasting difference in a Child’s life. Donate now! We invite you to visit CRY America at Tara Luxury Pop-up Exhibition on September 21st at Sheraton Stonebriar Hotel, Frisco TX.

🗓️ Save the Date! 21st September, 2024 ⏰ Time : 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM 🏛️ Location: Sheraton Stonebriar Hotel, Frisco

This donation drive will be lead by – Vihaan

Join me in my efforts to ensure children have access to healthcare & nutrition

Menstruating women in India face significant restrictions due to the belief that they are impure, leading to their exclusion from social and religious events, temples, shrines, and even kitchens. In some rural and tribal communities, women must stay in separate menstrual huts during their periods. A lack of open conversation about menstruation results in 71% of adolescent girls being unaware of it until they experience it, causing avoidable fear and anxiety. Only 36% of India’s menstruating females use sanitary napkins, while the rest rely on harmful materials like old rags, husk, ash, leaves, mud, and soil. This lack of proper menstrual hygiene management contributes to health risks and perpetuates stigma. Social media has recently become a platform for women to share their menstrual experiences, but many families still cannot afford menstrual hygiene products, leading to 23 million girls dropping out of school annually due to inadequate sanitation facilities and access to sanitary products. Campaigners stress the need for education, awareness, and policy changes to challenge these deep-seated taboos and improve menstrual hygiene practices. Addressing these socio-cultural taboos and myths is crucial to improving the emotional, mental, and physical health of girls and women in India.

This is a story of a girl named Revathi who grew up to be an ambassador:    Revathi and her sister moved to a slum in Madanapalle, Andhra Pradesh, to live with their grandparents for better education. But her grandparents’ strict rules kept her from going to school and making friends, leaving her sad and lonely. In 2013, a worker from PORD, a group supported by CRY America, invited her to join a children’s group. This changed her life. Revathi became passionate about child rights, joined activities, received training, and spoke up for her community. She helped enroll children in school, stopped child marriages, and taught girls about menstrual hygiene, reaching over 5,000 girls. Her hard work earned her the Youth Changemaker Award from the Ashoka Foundation. She went to college and now works at Wipro, continuing her hygiene programs. Revathi’s story shows how education and support can create lasting change, turning people into community leaders who inspire others.