AIDing the future

SWAAD- a taste of India

AID doing what they are best at ... fundraising and initiating great social changes back in India.

Association for India's Development (AID)-TAMU proudly presents SWAAD, a much awaited Indian food festival that has now become a tradition at A&M. This will be the fourth SWAAD. It is also an arena to showcase some of Indias rich cultural heritage. This year's theme is 'Festivals of India'. Mouth watering food and much more! More info here ...

Enjoy this scoop from the past ...

AID is a non-profit charitable, volunteer organization that supports a wide variety of social and development projects addressing problems such as literacy, healthcare, rural credit, vocational training, and children's welfare. AID was started in 1991 in Maryland by a group of students. AID now has about 35 chapters across the USA, over 2000 members and about 300 active volunteers. AID is funding over 85 projects in Indian states, the primary source of funding being the Indian community in the US. AID believes that the poverty, illiteracy, unemployment and health problems are all interconnected and an effective solution is one that tackles them all. See the current projects being funded by AID-TAMU.