A concert of the heart-- flamenco to the beat of why

on July 29, 2006 the heart of a tiny village hel a concert for project why If you are in the south of France, flamenco, and sitar and songs and dance filled the space infused by the warmth and love of isabelle and her gang. share some of the energy here

Enfances indiennes
A meeting at a social event in delhi in 2002, an invitation to drop by project why that was all it took to create what was to become a beautiful encounter of two worlds. Enfances Indiennes was thesimple answer to a silent plea for help! Read about project why and enfances indiennes here and visit enfances indiennes' website

A wedding Gift
aline who had spent some time with us two years back, asked her friends to donate to pwhy rather than give her a gift! we are blessed! may aline and olivier have a wonderful life!

Donations from IIM A
students Believe it or not but 500 kids at pwhy write on IIM Ahmedabad copy books and they do it with pride thanks to the generosity of a band of students who made it possible! And who knows one day, maybe one of them will become an IIM(A) student! miracles never cease

Sabrina and Chris

Sabrina and chris two big hearted friends from germany came by pwhy and decided to help some of the children in need of in need. they set out to do so with a great spirit. they created a webpage and collected funds for babli, nanhe, Ruchi and Vikas. See their effort here

french fries curry and pwhy
Support comes in unexpected and heart warming ways.
Just click here and discover this beautiful gesture

Memories of an ionian diplomat
Phillip mac donagh is a a sensitive poet when he is not playing *ambassador*. He has pledged the royalties of his latest book to the children of projectWHY.. you can read a review of the book HERE

Project why short story competition and the winner is...

The winner of the project why short story competition is:
Tulsi Keshkamat
read the winning entry here
The runners are up tangent and ram
we at project why read the stories to the children and found a little bit of us in each and everyone of them. we would like to thank abhi for coming up with this great idea, and all of those who made it possible.