Amitabh Bachchan contributes to OGQ & Ketto campaign Medals4India
Ketto and Not for Profit organisation Olympic Gold Quest have
successfully raised close to 15 lacs to help Indian Athletes for the
Commonwealth games, Asian games and World Cups! Mr. Amitabh Bachchan has
generously contributed for this campaign and has supported the dreams
of our Indian Athletes!
Ketto recently teamed up with Not for Profit organisation Olympic Gold Quest to raise funds for 4 athletes - Vikas Gowda, Pooja Ghatkar, KT Irfan and Ayonika Paul. OGQ
is supporting the training and preparation of these athletes for the
2014 World Championships, Commonwealth Games, in Glasgow and the Asian
Games in Incheon, South Korea.
Ketto and Not for Profit organisation Olympic Gold Quest aims to raise a total amount of INR 20 lakhs for the athletes through the online crowdfunding campaign.
The campaign has
successfully now raised close to 15 lacs in total for the campaign
from the goal of 20 lacs from over 500 + donors from 10 countries and
already over-shot fundraising target for 2 of the 4 athletes.
The
goal of the initiative is to help raise funds which would provide
the athletes with the right nutrition, training and equipment.
Adding further to this, Co-Founder and CEO Varun Sheth says, "Ketto’s
association with Olympic Gold Quest goes back to last year when Ketto
opened its platform to fundraise for athletes in India. We have helped
OGQ raise over 25 lacs for multiple athletes across different sports and
international competitionsWe are extremely thank full to Mr Bachchan and other 500+ donors who have come out in support for not only Pooja Ghatkar and Ayonika Paul but also K.T Irfan and Vikas Gowda. The ogq.ketto.org campaign ends next week."
Quote from CEO of Olympic Gold Quest Viren Rasquinha follows:
"We
thank Mr. Bachchan and all our other funders for contributing to this
current crowd funding campaign that we have launched together with
Ketto. We still need more funds to give our athletes the best possible
support as they prepare for the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games in
2014. I want more people like Mr. Bachchan who are proud and passionate
about India to come forward and make a difference."
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