Meet Anakh Sawhney, the New Jersey girl who began feeding hungry children at 9; eight years later, her nonprofit has supported over 110,000 people across the US and India and helped students return to school
- Anakh, now 17, founded Rice Kids in 2018 after meeting children at homeless sheltersAnakh Sawhney was nine years old when she began helping children who did not have enough food to eat.
- Her effort has since grown into a nonprofit supporting more than 110,000 people across five US states and several regions in India.
- Their circumstances made her think about how she could help.
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- Anakh, now 17, founded Rice Kids in 2018 after meeting children at homeless sheltersAnakh Sawhney was nine years old when she began helping children who did not have enough food to eat.
- Her effort has since grown into a nonprofit supporting more than 110,000 people across five US states and several regions in India.
- Their circumstances made her think about how she could help.
Sources: Times of India