Open doors through education, entrepreneurship, and technology.

The campaign focused on the conditions that help children stay in school and learn: safe classrooms, clean water, sanitation, nutrition, menstrual-health support, supplies, technology, and community participation.

The Foundation and Chahal family supported education work across schools in India, connecting physical learning conditions with the dignity and confidence every student deserves.

• School infrastructure and classroom resources.
• Nutrition and food support connected to school participation.
• Sanitation and menstrual-health support for girls and women.
• Technology access and learning materials.

Historical Foundation materials describe work with Enactus H.R. College and the Inaayat initiative around reusable hygiene supplies, menstrual-health education, artisan skills, and economic dignity; exact dates, roles, and outcomes remain under review.

The initiative reflects a broader education philosophy: practical tools and knowledge can remove barriers that keep girls and women from participating fully in school and community life.

The Chahal Family Entrepreneurial Endowed Scholarship has recognized undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship students in Pace University's Lubin School of Business since 2010.

The scholarship page includes eligibility information, the 2026 application timeline, and selected alumni profiles from the broader public Foundation record.

• Emma Jacquemart-Simonen, 2013 scholar.
• Jesse Loverro, 2013 scholar.
• Akshay Shah, 2016 scholar.
• Alexa McKenna, 2017 scholar.
• Emre Turhan, 2018 scholar.

The Foundation is developing practical pathways for AI literacy, coding support, responsible technology education, and career mentorship.

Learners, mentors, schools, and corporate partners can register interest and help shape future workshops, mentoring sessions, and career-readiness opportunities.