Educating 400 Children in 8 Slums in Delhi/Gurgaon

Bellevue City Hall shimmered with color on the evening of December 12, as the Fuel The Future celebration unfolded in honor of Sukarya USA’s 10th anniversary and its beloved Education on Wheels program. Bright banners, Holiday Lighting, Lion Dance, Martial Arts Performance, and the warm hum of community voices filled the grand atrium, transforming it into a tapestry of cultures and shared purpose.

Guests arrived in a steady stream—families, volunteers, longtime supporters, and newcomers drawn by the promise of impact. Bellevue City Council Members mingled with prominent leaders from the local Asian community, their presence signaling a powerful unity behind Sukarya’s mission. Conversations sparked easily, fueled by stories of children whose lives had been changed by the mobile classrooms rolling through underserved neighborhoods in India.

As the program began, the room quieted. A short film played, showing children climbing aboard the bright yellow buses, their faces lit with curiosity and hope. When the lights rose, applause thundered through the hall.

Speakers stepped forward—council members, community leaders, and Sukarya champions—each sharing heartfelt reflections and issuing a collective call to action. The goal was ambitious yet urgent: raise enough funds to procure two new buses for the Education on Wheels fleet to serve the children living in the urban slums of Delhi and Haryana in India.

The “ask” was met with an energy that felt almost electric. Hands lifted, pledges flowed, and the atmosphere swelled with generosity. By the evening’s end, the hall glowed not just with color, but with the shared belief that education could—and would—reach every child who needed it.

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