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About us
The Mina Fund is dedicated to permanently ending the cycle of poverty through education. We are currently sponsoring the education of twenty-three underprivileged children in Nuzvid, and nineteen girls, widows and single mothers in Fatehpur for Project HOSLA, a six-month Health Foundation course designed to equip participants with the skills needed to secure meaningful employment. Our organization also supports community health initiatives through Broadwell Christian Hospital and Giffard Memorial Hospital.
Our website acts as the central repository for Success Stories, Our Causes (current fundraising campaigns), and detailed information about our mission. Additional information is available from the following sources:
- YouTube
- X/Twitter
- Wikipedia
- Grokipedia
- Dalhousie University: Building a better world: Dr. Mina’s legacy - Dal News
The Mina Fund is named after Dr. Jemima (Mina) MacKenzie, who stopped at nothing when it came to helping the poor and sick of India. She prevented an outbreak of cholera after inoculating people night and day. She learned how to perform cataract surgery by correspondence. She once detonated dynamite to blast a well and supply a rural community with safe drinking water. She built hospitals, ran orphanages, and adopted dozens of abandoned children.