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North America Telugu Society executes healthcare and cultural welfare drives
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North America Telugu Society (NATS) executes health camps across the US, cultural events, and donates ₹3 lakh kitchenware to Medipally orphanage in Telangana.
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North America Telugu Society executes healthcare and cultural welfare drives
Hyderabad: North America Telugu Society executed community initiatives across North America and Telangana under President Raj Allada and Chairman Kishore Kancharla. Partnering with host Suma Kanakala, NATS donated kitchenware worth Rs Three lakh to Mathru Abhaya Foundation in Medipally, where representative Sira Sri accepted an anniversary shield.
Healthcare drives spanned New Jersey, Missouri, Dallas, Michigan, and Tampa. Dallas leaders Kiran Nare, Pavani Nunna, Soujanya Ravella, Krishna Vyakaranam, and Kishore Nare organized screenings for 1,000 people.
New Jersey leader Sai Gangula, alongside specialists Janardhan Bollu, Venkata Ravi S Akula, and Vijaya Nimmala, led flu vaccination drives. Michigan leader Sridevi Manepalli conducted vaccination drives, while Tampa expanded outreach.
Culturally, San Diego leaders Prashanti Udumudi, Kamya Sistla, Sushma Sistla, and Pavan Siruvuru hosted Swarabhishekam for 100 families. On October 30, New Jersey hosted a concert featuring singer Sameera Bharadwaj for 500 attendees, honoring sponsors.
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