Runanubandh Trust founded under the leadership of Vasant Harshi Galia

Rescues 3,000 cows taken to Aarey Colony’s slaughterhouse

Installed cow dung based biogas plant in Gujarat’s Dang district, offering clean energy to power strived 170 families

Played a vital role in putting a ban on less than 20 micron plastic carry bags, hazardous to environment, in Mumbai

Rescued adolescent girls from prostitution houses by joining force with Mumbai’s then Municipal Commissioner Govind Ragho Khairnar

Conceptualised and executed a grand scheme of providing free houses to Mumbai’s 1,850 Kutchi families and handed over flats to them

Played a leading role in running a successful movement against selling and use of animals in street frolics and put a ban on such activities

Pioneered and started Mumbai’s first Khichi Ghar

Started Jivdaya camps across places for injured, sick stray animals to cure them and to remove plastic from their stomach

In a world record setting camp, collected 35,000 bottles of blood

Provided free of cost treatment to 5,000+ coronavirus patients of which 1,750 serious patients were treated in ICU

Started offering highly subsidised treatment and free bed facility to critically ill patients at Nanavati Hospital

Initiated and ran a public awareness campaign to help people know about Maharashtra government’s pro-poor schemes offering free treatment for various serious illness

The first ever healthcare camp of Runanubandh organised, the service which soon became an integral and ongoing service of the Trust

Organised a diabetes camp, which became 1,000th healthcare camp of the Trust

Played an important role in acquiring land free of cost for starting a new centre of Surendranagar, Gujarat’s Andhvidyalay Blind School, near Mumbai and Gujarat border

Visamo Dham, an old age shelter in the premises of Shri Mallinath Vihar Dham Jain Mandir, Talsari

Started offering free of cost bypass surgery to the needy patients at Seven Hills Hospital, Andheri, Mumbai by partnering with it

A massive campaign to treat paralytic pigeon started under which 167 Kabootar khana encompassing Mumbai and nearby districts covered

Prime Minister Narendra Modi felicitated Runanubandh Trust for its remarkable charitable services

Yet again, Prime Minister Narendra Modi felicitated Runanubandh Trust for its remarkable charitable services

Ram Nath Kovind, then President of India, felicitated Runanubandh Trust for its remarkable social works

Global saint Mother Teresa, founder of the Missionaries of Charity gave time and met Vsant Galia, Runanubandh Trust’s Founder, and discussed charity works

A derasar, probably the first built in a crematorium premises across India, dedicated to people in Andheri’s Parsiwada

Against assurance of stopping to offer non-vegetarian food for one year, all convents in Mumbai were offered the entire year’s free of cost grain supply

Treated numerous polio patients in a camp organised in association with Padma Shri S. V. Adinarayana Rao, renowned orthopaedic surgeon, in Kutch, Gujarat

A free sweaters distribution drive across the entire Kutch region conducted throughout the winter season with generous support of Mafatkaka of Diwaliben Ukabhai Patel Sarvajanik Trust, Bardoli, Gujarat, and Roopam Store’s Raichandbhai Shah. A vehicle was also offered by them the drive

Forged an alliance with 40 hospitals across Mumbai to offer the needy patients treatment for serious illness and making benefits of Maharashtra government’s healthcare schemes to them

Started an awareness drive against tobacco and liquors across along with offering free treatments to addicts

Started an awareness drive about varicose veins, affecting 10-20 males out of 100, and 25-33 females out of 100 along with offering free of cost treatment to the needy

Started offering bypass surgery at a token cost to the needy patients at Nanavati Hospital (now Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital, Vile Parle Mumbai, supported by senior cardiac surgeon Dr. Pavan Kumar and Padma Bhushan cardiovascular thoracic surgeon Dr. Ramakanta Panda