Many celebrities have stepped up to do a bit to their bit to the society during the raging coronavirus pandemic. The public has also lent a helping hand to the celebrities in crowdfunding their intiatives - from sending migrant workers back to their homes to helping people find oxygen and hospital beds.
Actress Malavika Mohanan has now joined the list of celebrities and has started an initiative to raise funds to educate children in tribal areas of Wayanad in Kerala. Sharing a series of pictures on her Instagram handle, the 'Master' actress said that there is a dire need for smart phones and laptops for students of the Odappallam High School, Wayanad, Kerala who belong to the 22 tribal communities from around there.
Recalling as to what made her start this, Malavika wrote, "This is something that has been very close to my heart since I first visited the tribal communities in Wayanad back in 2015. I want to help them get educated, empower them so that they can carve a better future for themselves and help their poverty stricken families and community as they don’t have access to even basic healthcare and education."
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She urged people to come forward and donate so that they can continue their education is through online studies. "I am grateful to you & appeal to your beautiful hearts to donate. Every rupee counts," she said.