Giants Group of Mathura Sets Milestone with 23 Units of Blood Donation

Mathura, September 21, 2026: The Giants Group of Mathura reached a significant milestone in their ongoing service initiatives as they successfully organized a blood donation camp, collecting 23 units of blood. Held as part of the fourth day of their dedicated ‘Seva Saptah’ (Service Week), the event took place at the Brijwasi Charitable Blood Center located near the Masani Petrol Pump in Mathura. The initiative, aptly titled ‘Rakt Mitra’ (Blood Friend), sought to encourage local residents to contribute to the healthcare needs of the community through voluntary donation.

Community Spirit and Humanitarian Efforts

The event commenced with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony in front of an image of Lord Krishna, performed by the chief guest, pediatrician Dr. Ashok Agarwal. His participation underscored the health-focused nature of the gathering, emphasizing the critical importance of blood availability for emergency medical care. The camp saw a commendable turnout of volunteers who stepped forward to donate, driven by a spirit of humanitarian service. Among the enthusiastic ‘Rakt-veers’ (blood warriors) who contributed to the 23-unit milestone were Pradeep Faujdar, Mitali Faujdar, Shailesh Dubey (Advocate), Rajiv Goyal, Piyush Jain, Pawan Agarwal ‘Titu’, Sanjeev Verma, Ashish Agarwal, and Mukund Agarwal. Their individual contributions collectively bolstered the local blood supply, highlighting the power of community-driven health efforts in Mathura.

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Organizing Committee and Guest Recognition

The logistical success of the camp was attributed to the efforts of the organizing committee, led by the former president of the group, Hemant Agarwal. As the coordinator of the ‘Rakt Mitra’ program, Hemant Agarwal oversaw the proceedings and welcomed fellow members by presenting them with traditional ‘patukas,’ a symbolic gesture of appreciation for their commitment to the group’s mission. The event also featured the presence of Dr. Ankul Goyal, who attended as a chief guest. In a show of gratitude for his support, the current president of the Giants Group of Mathura, Pradeep Faujdar, presented Dr. Goyal with a commemorative memento.

The collaborative nature of the event brought together various prominent members of the organization, reflecting the deep-rooted engagement of the Giants Group in local service. Former presidents and key members including Anshul Agarwal, Umesh Jugsana, Dr. D.D. Garg, Ram Sharma (Advocate), Umesh Goyal, and Beena Garg were also in attendance to supervise the camp and encourage the donors. This collective participation provided the necessary momentum to reach the target of 23 units, demonstrating a well-coordinated effort to address regional healthcare gaps.

Impact of the Service Week

The ‘Seva Saptah’ organized by the Giants Group of Mathura is part of a broader commitment to public welfare in the Braj region. By focusing on critical areas such as blood donation, the group aims to ensure that life-saving resources remain accessible at local institutions like the Brijwasi Charitable Blood Center. For those looking to support or participate in future health drives hosted by the group, the leadership remains active in community outreach. Pradeep Faujdar, currently serving as the president, can be contacted at 9837802508 for information regarding upcoming social welfare projects. The success of the ‘Rakt Mitra’ camp serves as an example of how local organizations can effectively mobilize citizens for a noble cause, ensuring that vital resources are available for those who need them most during medical emergencies in the city.