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Welcome to the Boston Chapter
of the Association for India's Development (AID).
We are a 501(C)(3) (Federal Tax-ID 04-3652609)
non-profit charitable organization.
Started in 1991 by graduate students at the University of Maryland,
AID raises awareness on developmental issues and supports many community
development efforts in India. The Boston chapter of AID was started
in 1996. We have been an MIT chapter since 2001, and are a registered
ASA (Assocition of Student Activities) registered student group. We
have about 30 active volunteers participating in various activities
ranging from project coordination to planning fund-raisers.
AID has been featured in The Hindu, siliconindia.com
and Education Times of India. In 1997, AID received the International
History Week Humanitarian Leadership Award. We are also rated in #3
amongst the top 10 slam-dunk charities by Charity
Navigator. For an in-depth look into AID's activities and network,
go to aidindia.org
Please read our 2005-6 Annual Report for AID Boston here.
Local media, Lokvani recently interviewed Aravinda when she was in Boston. Read more
here.
AID Volunteers meet every Sunday at Harvard Science Center(Room 109) at 2pm - email us at info@aidboston.org to verify and get more details. We encourage new volunteers to join and bring their ideas and enthusiasm to the group....
CNN interviews Balaji from AID Chennai about his simple activity based teaching methods which has now been adopted in over 7300 government schools in TN. Details here.
Lokvani covers our 10th Anniversary of AID Boston with our keynote speakers, Balaji Sampath (AID Jeevansaathi) and Kalpana Karunakaran. More details here.
View our AID Boston Events Photo Gallery. More details here.
Join us for the TeamAIDAsha Marathon Program. Learn more here.
Vigil For the Release of Dr. Binayak Sen @ Harvard Square (7pm). More details here.
AID Founder, Ravi Kuchimanchi's talk on Tapping NRI potential for Real India at the Wharton India Economic Forum, 2008. More details here.
Check out the AID Photo of the Month. More details here.
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Please click the picture
below to support and read more details about our inspiring
Marathon team.

Please click the picture below
to support and read more details about our One For India Program.

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