Ahmedabad: Creative strategist and corporate filmmaker Rohan Jardosh, Founder of the Virasat Foundation, marked his son Ruhaan’s third birthday with a gesture of giving back by distributing biscuits to schoolchildren.
The initiative sought to convey the message that celebrations can go beyond personal joy and serve as opportunities to share happiness with others. By engaging with young students, the Foundation aimed to instil values of empathy, generosity and social responsibility at an early age.
“Birthdays are not only about receiving gifts. Through Virasat Foundation, we chose to celebrate Ruhaan’s birthday by sharing with children and planting the idea that true happiness comes from giving back. Joy multiplies when it is shared,” Jardosh said.
The outreach reflects the broader mission of Virasat Foundation, which regularly undertakes initiatives focused on educating children about India’s cultural heritage and traditions.
Earlier, on the occasion of Gita Jayanti, the Foundation gifted copies of the Bhagavad Gita to students and gave Hanuman Chalisa booklets on Hanuman Jayanti. During Gauri Puja a few months ago, the Foundation distributed boxes of dry fruits to 384 young girls, combining nutritional support with a celebration of traditional practices.
