Touch-A-Life Foundation, a non-profit organization to support the needy and underprivileged, today added renowned Indian playback singer and voice artist, Sunitha, as its latest global brand ambassador. Sunitha will help spread awareness of the TALGiving platform, an app designed to facilitate one-to-one connections between donor and recipient.

Accelero will join other Touch-A-Life Charter Members, PulpPR, Royse Law Firm, Solix Technologies, and Emagia Corporation, providing all required CPA services to Touch-A-Life at no cost, to help ensure smooth operations for the non-profit organization’s TALGiving platform.

PulpPR will join other Touch-A-Life Charter Members, Royse Law Firm, Solix Technologies and Emagia Corporation, to help spread awareness about TALGiving, a mobile-first social application for iOS and Android devices that makes it easier to facilitate donations between donor and donees using blockchain and AI technologies.

Royse will join other Touch-A-Life Charter Members, Solix Technologies and Emagia Corporation, to help fund the operational costs of the Touch-A-Life Foundation—ensuring that individuals’ donations are delivered directly to specific causes such as clothing, food, educational, medical, and shelter assistance.

Public is invited to TAL Annual Day 2019 to help support the initiative. Mobile app built on blockchain and AI technology will make it easier to connect local donors with donees.

The inaugural fundraising event took place from 6pm to 10pm on Friday, December 22 at the Quinlan Community Center in Cupertino, featuring teens’ performances, art exhibitions, photography auction, inspirational speeches, and live music. Created by kids, for kids less fortunate, it had more than 300 participants and raised successfully around $20K.

Touch-A-Life Foundation, a non-profit organization to support homeless students, hosted a successful fundraising event on December 22, 2017 to benefit homeless students across the bay area. Backpacks, clothing, sanitation kits, and school supplies were provided to students in need through the McKinney-Vento/Foster Care program liaisons at the local school districts.

The inaugural fundraising event took place at the Quinlan Community Center in Cupertino from 6pm to 10pm on Friday, December 22nd, featuring teens’ performances, art exhibitions, photography auction, inspirational speeches, and live music. Created by kids, for kids less fortunate, the event had more than 300 participants and successfully raised nearly $20,000.

Touch-A-Life Foundation, a non-profit organization to support homeless students, today ran a successful fundraising event to benefit homeless students across the bay area. Backpacks, clothing, sanitation kits, and school supplies will be provided to students in need through the McKinney-Vento/Foster Care program liaisons at the local school districts.