TIARA 10yr Impact Report

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REGISTRATIONS

Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (Trust Deed No: 130/2013 and Supplementary Deed No: 319/2013)

Section 12A of the Income Tax Act: AACTT2684FE20214

Section 80G of the Income Tax Act: AACTT2684FF20214

Section 11(1) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulations) Act, 2010: 075901453

Ministry of Corporate Affairs to undertake CSR activities: CSR00000448

NGO Darpan: TN/2018/0194151

BANKERS

HDFC Bank

75A, Arcot Road, Saligramam, Vadapalani, Chennai - 600 026

Indian Overseas Bank

292, Arcot Road, Kodambakkam, Chennai - 600 024

AUDITORS

Pratapkaran Paul & Co.

Gems Court, B-8 & C-6

25/14 Khader Nawaz Khan Road

Nungambakkam

Chennai - 600 034

State Bank of India

49, Arcot Road, Saligramam

Chennai - 600 093

State Bank of India

11, Sansad Marg

New Delhi - 110 001

ATTORNEYS

Altacit Global C2-A, Industrial Estate

Guindy

Chennai - 600 032

Westartedonamissionto maketreatmentmoreavailable andaffordableforchildrenwith HaemophiliaandCancer

Webecameafull-fledgedChildren's FoundationfocussedoncreatingHealth EquityforallchildreninIndia

2023

About Us

Tiara Haemophilia and Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving child health.

Over the past 10 years, Tiara has enabled over 700 families from low socioeconomic backgrounds to access life-saving Haemophilia and Cancer treatment for their children.

After a decade of operations, we have expanded our scope and are stepping

CEO'sMessage

This is a special time in our organisation’s history as we celebrate our successes and tremendous growth over the past 10 years. Tiara Haemophilia and Cancer Foundation began its journey in 2012, and in the years that followed, we have continued to build and expand our organisation. We are proud that the name Tiara has become synonymous with integrity and transparency, and our commitment to improving the health of children from underprivileged backgrounds.

THCF as we were previously known, is now Tiara. As we look forward to the future, we are focused on a broader vision - health equity for all children in India. Our new logo and brand identity embody this new mission.

We are bringing together key services, people, and organisations driven by the same goal: to provide strong local support for children growing up in underprivileged areas, giving them a better start in life. Our innovative, tailored efforts will tackle the cycle of health from the start to give all children equal opportunities to be healthy.

We are also excited to expand our medical aid projects to include disease prevention; and rehabilitation services for children with developmental delays. With new leadership and a committed team, we are confident in our ability to make positive changes in the communities where we live and work.

I am deeply grateful to each of our advisors, donors, community leaders, and nonprofits for supporting our mission in a remarkable way. Your generosity and commitment touched our hearts and helped us achieve more than we ever thought possible. We have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and inquiries on how you could help. We stand steadfast with our teams and network of partners, allies, and supporters to build a more equitable India where no child is left behind. The best f Ti i t t !

Chairman'sMessage

It gives me immense pleasure to connect with you through this message.

Children are the future of our country and the world. It is the responsibility of Society to see that in their developing years, they are healthy and fit. Any impact on the health of a child has a cascading effect not only on the child’s development, education, and emotional well-being but also has an impact on the caregivers.

The journey of Tiara Haemophilia and Cancer Foundation (THCF) began with a vision of Aparna Shyam to support children with Haemophilia and Childhood Cancer across the country. With over 700 children spread over 17 states supported, over a period of 10 years, THCF has indeed touched the lives of these children and held their tender hands, and helped them to smile.

Identifying the need and passion to bring equitable and holistic health care for children, THCF has transformed and rebranded as Tiara, which has a singleminded goal of achieving Health Equity for all children.

Over the years we have received tremendous support from donors and the industry which told us “We can dare to Dream”. We have made a small beginning, but we have miles to go and I don’t think we can ever sleep…

We are very grateful to all the donors who have been helping us and travelling this journey together with us. We seek your continued support and partnership in this journey. Together, we can do more. When we see a child smile, society smiles and the world becomes a better place! There is no greater satisfaction than seeing a healthy next generation.

Prof. S. Suresh Chairman

Our Mission

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To provide financial support to ensure that all sick children have equal access to quality health care

To use evidence-based action to address the Social Determinants of Health to ensure that all children have equal opportunities to be healthy

To enhance the quality of life of children by providing holistic and inclusive services thus enabling them to achieve their dreams

Every child deserves access

to quality health care.

OurGrowth

Our keystone project Medical Aid has enabled 700+ children from low socio-economic backgrounds to receive state-of-the-art medical care. This number is steadily growing with support from our generous donors as we widen our network to reach children across India and neighbouring countries.

Cancer Haemophilia & VWD Congenital heart defects

Number of children supported from India & Bangladesh

615 childrensupported

Rs. 8,689

Rs. 41,263 averagesupport perchild

6.9 medianage

MeetRiya

Riya is a 7-year-old cute girl who is eagerly expecting her mother to deliver a baby brother and is celebrated as a princess by her father. To be a princess doesn’t need immense wealth alone and in short of it, her father tries his best not to let her palpate the financial struggles that he is going through.

All was well till Riya was diagnosed with high grade B non Hodgkin’s lymphoma in December 2020. The family was shattered when the swelling in the face and abdomen was evaluated and told to be a malignancy. B NHL is highly curable and with scientific hopes, the family was motivated to initiate treatment. However, financial implications being huge, is not an easy task for a lower-middle-class family where father is working as a server in a hotel and the sole bread winner for the family. Thanks to the administration of Sri Ramachandra Hospital G block and the much more vital support in the form of Tiara, the family could tide through the crisis and see the girl improve.

Misfortunes often come single. After enjoying her disease-free period for a year, she had a disease relapse preventing her from walking due to spinal infiltration. The family just recovering mentally and financially would have been shattered again but for the huge help from good hearted donors and Mrs. Aparna Shyam from Tiara It is often painful to see someone deny treatment for want of money and we were at least able to help a few in the lots with cancer including Riya, with the huge hand holding from THCF. The timely financial support from Tiara has always been vital in the management of these kids who are waiting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Dr. M.S. Latha Paediatric Haematologist Sri Ramachandra Hospital

"Family was shattered when the swelling in the face and abdomen were evaluated and told to be a malignancy. B NHL is highly curable and with the scientific hopes, family was motivated to initiate treatment. However, financial implications being huge, is not an easytaskforalowermiddleclassfamily."

SankaraNethralaya

Retinoblastoma is a childhood cancer of the eye Sankara Nethralaya has been a pioneer in this management of Retinoblastoma since 40 years and receives around 110 children a year.

This disease commonly affects families belonging to low socioeconomic status. More than 98 percent of these children receive cost less treatment through funding received from Sankara Nethralaya, Tiara, Sri Ramachandra Hospital and other philanthropists.

Treatment for retinoblastoma consists of chemotherapy via various routes Intraarterial chemotherapy (IAC) is a very sophisticated treatment given for advanced intraocular cancers and gives good results.

43 cycles of IAC has been completely funded by Tiara These children are fortunate to have received this support without which we would not have been able to save the eye and vision.

Mst. Kavinesh, 9 year old son of a driver from Chennai who presented to us when he was 8 months old with Retinoblastoma in both eyes. He received multiple cycles of chemotherapy through his veins along with laser. I had to perform a complicated retinal surgery which is very rarely done in children with retinoblastoma.

His surgery was done free of cost in Sankara Nethralaya and following this, he received 3 cycles of expensive IAC supported by Tiara which has helped Kavinesh to recover from his eye cancer.

The list of beneficiaries from Tiara is long. A few others who received IAC are Mst Phanindra from Vishakapatnam, 2-year-old son of a temple priest; and Miss Noori Jennet Riddi, 8year-old daughter of hotel steward from Bangladesh

Children with Retinoblastoma that has already spread to the brain is a huge challenge and needs a multidisciplinary approach Mst Pranav, the son of a street vendor had involvement of the eye and brain with retinoblastoma. He had his 12 cycles of chemotherapy done in SRIHER with the support received from Tiara followed by radiation. He now leads a normal life and is currently in 3rd standard in a Government school.

We have innumerable happy stories to share which have bonded Sankara Nethralaya and Tiara together in this noble deed. We and our patients will ever be grateful to Mrs Aparna Guhan Shyam, founder of Tiara for the unconditional support extended.

Dr Suganeswari Ganesan Senior consultant

Vitreoretina and Ocular oncology

Sankara Nethralaya

"Retinoblastoma that has already spread to the brain is a huge challenge. Mst. Pranav, son of a street vendor had involvement of eye and brain with retinoblastoma. With the support received from Tiara he now leads a normal life and is currentlystudyingin3rdstandard."

CustomisedOcular Prosthesis

Baby Thanavitha was ten months old when her parents, Kumari and Babu Rao Goddu of Srikakulam (north-eastern Andhra Pradesh), noticed a shining white gleam glimmering from inside her eye. It took another five months for them to be able to consult a doctor, who diagnosed it as possible retinoblastoma and referred them to the L V Prasad Eye Institute

Here, Dr. Swathi Kaliki, Head of the Operation Eyesight Universal Institute for Eye Cancer, examined the child under painless anesthesia and began treatment for saving the girl’s life, eyes, and vision. She reassured Kumari and Babu Rao that Thanavitha would have vision in at least one eye and started chemotherapy injections After the sixth chemotherapy injection, the cancer was still seen as aggressive in the child’s right eye. Dr. Kaliki was forced to inform Kumari that Thanavitha’s right eye needed to be removed. Although shocked and scared, Kumari agreed to save her daughter’s life.

Thanavitha’s family took the diagnosis very badly Her father and paternal grandparents had already faced a similar issue with Babu Rao, whose left eye was shrunken since childhood due to an injury. Thanavitha’s father had been teased all through school and became deeply depressed that his daughter might have a similar fate. Despite the support and encouragement his young wife extended to him, he died after a few weeks, having lost the will to live. Within a few days, Thanavitha underwent a procedure called evisceration

to remove the cancerous parts of her eye

The newly widowed Kumari faced multiple challenges – the agony of being alone, facing censure and criticism from her in-laws, financial issues due to the COVID-19 lockdown, and more. She shifted to her parent’s home, taking the child along, and made several trips for follow-up treatment – but was subjected to more hardship when the Indian Railways counter in Hyderabad denied her the subsidies due to her as the attendant of a child suffering from cancer. She appealed to Dr. Kaliki for help, who recommended her case to Tiara.

Tiara helped Thanavitha get fitted with a customised ocular prosthesis, an artificial eye. It helps the left eye look almost normal Kumari and Thanavitha are now trying to live as normal a life as possible. Between hospital visits for monitoring cancer, Kumari is at home with the child, taking her to the anganwadi crèche, watching her play, dance, sing, talk, and smile.

"The cancer was very aggressive in the right eye, and it had to be removed. My husband, having suffered an eye injury himself, took this very badly, and became so depressed that he lost the will to live. This was extremely difficult and left me as a widowed mother with a baby to save. Many more difficulties stood as obstacles in my way, till THCF stepped in. Their support enabled Thanavitha to be fitted with an artificial eye. She now smiles all the time, as she lives, sings, talks and plays. I am grateful for the support Thanavitha has receivedfromTHCF.Thankyou.”

- Kumari,Thanavitha'sMother

Haemophilia

120 childrensupported

Rs. 98,607 averageperchild

6.7 medianage

23 averageno.ofvials perchild

1 - 18 agerange

Prophylaxis

76.6%

TYPE OF SUPPORT

MeetSeshathri

Seshathri is a 16-year-old boy who had been well till October 2022. He developed breathlessness and pallor and was found to have severe anemia. A student of class XI with dreams of getting into higher education and hope of his parents was diagnosed with a life-threatening disorder of auto-immune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) To add to the woes and not fitting into the diagnosis of AIHA, he had profuse bleeding tendencies during hospital admission from the prick sites. A detailed evaluation suggested a diagnosis of ACQUIRED HAEMOPHILIA, one of the very rare disorders in children.

This has been a huge blow to the family. Mother being a librarian in a small village and father being a construction-site worker, couldn’t digest these hard facts He improved transiently with steroids and as his parents had significant social difficulties and financial constraints, went to his native place with ongoing medications.

He remained well for 6 weeks and had a second major blow in form of intracranial hemorrhage (bleeding into brain) requiring ICU care in December 2022. There was cyclone Mandous troubling Chennai at the same time and this was a bigger storm for parents. Being a haemophilia with Acquired inhibitors, the routine factor concentrates or blood products wouldn’t help him much.

He needed NOVOSEVEN for 72 hours to control the bleeds followed by RITUXIMAB (immunosuppression) and EMICIZUMAB (prophylaxis to prevent further bleeds) for the next 4 weeks

Making this medical plan was easy; however, executing this was the challenging part as the estimation for this was Rs. 5,50,000/- excluding the supportive measures required in PICU.

Miracles do happen The Implausible job was MADE POSSIBLE with immense support from TIARA. Not only approving the support but getting the medicines delivered despite the PHYSICAL STORM outside was highly valued.

Nothing can be equivalent to the joy of seeing a smile on parents’ faces to get their child discharged after such a stormy course.

On behalf of the Medical Team, we sincerely thank and appreciate the support of Tiara and Mrs. Aparna Shyam to have made this possible and thank on behalf of the parents who are left with no words to reciprocate their gratitude.

Dr. Dhaarani Jayaraman

Pediatric Haemato Oncologist

Sri Ramachandra Hospital

Chennai

"Making this medical plan was easy; however, executing this was the challenging part as the estimation for this was Rs. 5,50,000/- excluding the supportivemeasuresrequiredinPICU."

Multidisciplinary Clinicfor Haemophilia

Children with haemophilia need to be closely monitored with plenty of follow-up to ensure a good quality of life. Our multidisciplinary clinic provides doctors and parents with an opportunity to meet and update each other on the progress of our warriors.

These clinics have haematologists, orthopaedic specialists, and physiotherapists to provide all-round care. Parents can bring up concerns or questions and doctors can then help them understand and adapt better. The clinic is also open to our VWD warriors who are eligible for all support provided for Haemophilia.

vonWillebrandDisease

18 childrensupported

6 medianage

Prophylaxis

11.2%

Rs. 77,632 averageperchild

1m - 15 years

agerange

Ondemand

84.8%

TYPE OF SUPPORT

MeetHemavathy

Von willebrand disease (VWD) is a genetic disorder with an increased bleeding tendency. Type 3 VWD is very rare and a severe disorder with frequent bleeds and the need for significant supportive care Women empowerment is being talked about and motivated. Yet, in our patriarchal society, women face a lot of challenges to get what they need and especially when she is not backed by a man.

Hemavathy's family is one such family which is led by the mother who is the bread winner of the family. She is chronically ill and has 3 girls of the adolescent age group. Mother is a daily wage labourer who does household chores in 4-5 places to make the ends meet.

Poverty, managing girls without male member support, and blaming yet uncaring relatives are significant challenges for Hemavathy's mother. Yet she has lived her life with great hopes and has been striving hard to educate all 3 girls with great vision. Destiny struck her hard – Hemavathy who has been having recurrent bleeds requiring transfusion once or twice was admitted under us for hemarthrosis and gum bleeds.

She was diagnosed with VWD type 3 a very challenging disease not only for the doctors but also for the girl and her mother More so, when the girl was admitted with us on a Sunday afternoon with significant gastrointestinal bleed with shock in PICU.

"She was admitted with us on a Sunday afternoonwithsignificantgastrointestinalbleed withshockinPICU thesupportworthRs 4lac forhertreatmentandprophylaxisfurtherwould havebeenunimaginableevenforamiddleclass familytohavemadeitpossible."

Her hopes towards the universe were answered at an appropriate time She was admitted to the G block subsidised PICU ward at Sri Ramachandra Hospital and all the necessary factors and blood products she needed for the next 7 days were completely supported by THCF free of cost Not to exaggerate or measure, the support worth Rs. 4 lac for her treatment and prophylaxis further would have been unimaginable even for a middle-class family to have made it possible.

The girl with her ambitions to excel in class 12 to take her family to the next step was overwhelmed with this support without which she could have been crippled due to her complications The mother was speechless and the eyes spoke 1000 thank yous

We submit the gratitude of the family to the Tiara donors and Mrs. Aparna Shyam who have made these miracles possible. The thankful gestures would always stay in our memories to motivate us further to do better.

"She was admitted with us on a Sunday afternoon with significant gastrointestinal bleed with shock in PICU. the support worth Rs. 4 lac for her treatment and prophylaxis further would have been unimaginable even for a middle classfamilytohavemadeitpossible."

Dr. Dhaarani Jayaraman Pediatric Haemato Oncologist Sri Ramachandra Hospital Chennai

CongenitalHeart Defects

30 children supported Rs. 83,333 average per child

0 months - 17 years age range

8 median age

PARENT'S OCCUPATION

MeetKalaiselvi

Kalaiselvi, a 14-year-old girl, suffers from an extremely complex congenital cardiac condition. Basically, the heart normally has 4 chambers and 4 valves. This girl was born with a totally wrecked heart with the chambers all deformed and the valve supplying blood to the lungs narrowed and there were multiple holes in the heart. The baby had presented with cyanosis (blue-baby syndrome).

The options for surgery are limited in such a child. The holes cannot be closed as they keep the child alive in this case. It was like a bomb had been dropped in the middle of the heart at birth. The child had a procedure called Glenn as a child. This diverts the venous blood from the brain to vessels flowing towards the lungs thereby bypassing the block in the pathway to the lungs.

However, by the time the child came to us, the child was blue again The Glenn procedure was not sufficient to sustain the oxygen requirements of the child anymore.

A phone call was made to Ms Aparna of TIARA and the predicament was explained. We requested donations. This was sanctioned right away. We did the investigations.

We found an anomaly in the investigations. In a Fontan operation, we direct the venous return from the lower body to the lungs. However, there was a technical challenge - one of the veins coming back from the liver was separate.

The team came up with an innovative plan - a variant of Fontan with intra-extra cardiac Fontan and a separate Y-graft from the hepatic vein.

We were able to proceed with such an innovative plan due to the financial backing received from TIARA. They immediately came to our aid. These surgeries are very rare (Y- intraextra-cardiac Fontan)

Dr. Neville Solomon Head, Department of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery

Dr C S Muthukumaran Head, Department of Pediatric Cardiology Apollo Children's Hospital Chennai

"Kalaiselvi needed to undergo a complex second open heart surgery called Fontan. The father is a painter and the mother a homemaker. They could not even afford the investigations like angiography and CT scan let alone the complex openheartsurgery."

Our focus on Medical Aid is supported by a range of projects designed to enhancethelivesofourwarriorsinsociety.

GIFTSOFHOPE

Wegivegiftsandorganisefun eventsinhospitalwardsand daysoutforthechildren Over thepast10years,thisprojecthas broughtsmilestothefacesof hundredsofchildrenandtheir families

AWARENESS

Weorganisesymposiumsforthe medicalfraternity colleges We alsoworkwithschoolsand corporatestoraiseawareness amongthegeneralpopulace, speakingaboutthesedisorders andspreadingawarenessonhow theycanhelp.

RESEARCH

Researchisacrucialpartofour mission Tiarafundsresearch withtheaimofimprovingthe qualityoflife.Tiaraiscurrently startingtwoprojectsstudying AnaemiainTamilNadu,and QualityoflifeofIndianchildren withHaemophilia

BACKTOSCHOOL

Wesponsorschoolfeesforchildren forthefirstyearaftercompletionof Cancertreatment Theaimisto reintroducestudentstoschool, normalcy andstayingconnected withfriendsandteachers,while easingthefinancialburdenonthe parents

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“We were finding it very difficult to pay for the cancer treatment of my daughter Varalakshmi In that situation, paying the school fees was a nightmare She is now studying with the help of Tiara’s grant and we thank them for their great support ”

Kalpana V.

Mother of Varalakshmi V, a 17-year-old girl with B Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia

Weprovidescholarshipsforourlittle haemophiliaandVWDwarriorswho gotoschool Thissupportsparentsas wellasthekidsbyhelpingthelittle onesattendschoolandleadfulfilling livesdespitethesechronicbleeding disorders

“We cannot express how helpful Tiara’s help was for us in paying Rohith’s school fee Rohith studies well and is interested in computer animations Thank you Tiara, we are so grateful ”

Bhagyalakshmi D

Mother of Rohith D, a child 10 -year-old boy with severe Haemophilia A

PROGRAMMATICPARTNERSHIPS

Tiara is proud to work with specialised hospitals that help us accomplish our mission of ensuring underprivileged children get access to state-of-the-art medical services

ealth equity for all H

children in India

Health inequities are the unfair and avoidable differences in the health status seen across various groups.

In countries at all levels of income, health and illness follow a social gradient: the lower the socioeconomic position, the worse the health.

WhathealthinequitiesinIndialooklike

Children from rural areas, slums and urban poor families, scheduled

forces: economics, social policies, and politics.

Research shows that SDH can be more important than health care or lifestyle choices in influencing health.

It is fundamental that the social determinants are addressed appropriately to improve health and reduce inequities.

Projects in the Pipeline

A multi-centric study to assess the quality of life of Indian children with Haemophilia

A pilot project to investigate a few blocks in a selected district of Tamil Nadu to understand the reason for the high anaemia rates despite implementation of NHM's universal programme.

We believe the best solutions are designed with evidence from the local community

VHS-Samhita

althcare for all children with disabilities

KEY FEATURES

Integrated centre with facilities under one roof

Located in the heart of the city at VHS, Taramani

Inclusive and Wheelchair accessible

Services offered free of cost

Bright, child-friendly environment

Separate entrance to the building

Sensory garden

BoardofTrustees

Dr.JaishreeGajaraj Prof.S.Suresh Chairman

Mrs.AparnaGuhanShyam Founder Trustee Trustee

Prof.MohanKameswaran Trustee

Mr.K.Viswanathan Trustee

Mr.SP.Muthuraman Trustee

Dr. Swathi Kaliki Ocular Oncologist

Dr. P. Ramachandran

Dr. N. Chandra Kumar Neonatologist & Paediatrician

Paediatrician

Dr. Revathi Raj

Dr. Julius Scott Haematologist Paediatric Haemato-Oncologist

Dr. Pankaj Shah Community Medicine

Dr. Maduri Raja Paediatric Nephrologist

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Principal Sishya

Mrs. Omana Thomas

Mr. M.A. Alagappan

Dr. Sudhir Ravindran

Mrs. Leela Krishnamurthy

Advisor Murugappa Group Director Altacit Global

Board Member

AwardfromSri RamachandraUniversityfor serviceanddedication towardsmakingadifference inthelivesofchildrenwith CancerandHaemophiliaand theirfamilies

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AwardfromDr.Muthiah’sVirtues Trust&Dr.VisalakshiMuthiah FoundationforSpecialChildren inrecognitionoftheuntiring crusadeagainstHaemophiliaand Cancerinchildren

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AwardfromSriRamachandra Hospitalforwalkinghand-in-hand inthebattleagainstChildhood Cancer

AwardfromSriRamachandra Hospitalforprovidingvitalsupport andbeingthemajorfundraiserfor thebonemarrowtransplantfor BishalBaghat,an11yearoldboy withAcuteMyeloidLeukemia

AwardfromLeMidaz International&Susrutha MedicalResearchFoundation

Inrecognitionofthevaluable contributionandoutstanding performanceinthefieldof Health

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IndianAchiever'sAwardin recognitionofoutstanding professionalachievement andcontributiontowards nationbuilding

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AwardfromtheInstituteofChild Health&HospitalforChildren, GovernmentofTamilNaduforthe supportprovidedtochildrenwith Cancer

Goodwill Ambassador

Regina Cassandra is an actor by profession but an activist at heart. Having worked in films when she was just 9 years old, Regina has been in the industry for almost 20 years now, taking up unique roles with an individualistic flair. Admirably, she has never shied away from standing up for difficult social issues, making her one of the most candid and outspoken actors in South India.

Tiara’s work is close to her heart due to the tragic fact that children afflicted with haemophilia and cancer are stripped of any chance of having a childhood. With her quick wit and passionate perspective, she hopes to spread awareness about haemophilia and childhood cancer as well as the impact that Tiara has on these young lives.

Regina Cassandra

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Kolur Thulakanam Charitable Trust

Kulandayan Kasi Subramanian

Kumar K

Kumar Mudupalli Dell

L. G. Muthumanikam

Ladavaram Gopalan Ravi

Lakshman Suresh Bigger (HUF)

Lakshmi Manni

Lakshmi Narayanan M.

Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan

Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan

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Joson Meloot

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Julius Xavier Scott

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K. Hemalatha

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K. Somasundaram

K. Srinivasan

K. Venkatesan

K2 Engineers Pvt Ltd

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Kaleesuwari Refinery Pvt.Ltd.,

Kali Prosad Roy

Kalyana Sundaram Pillai S. Edu Trust

Muthusamy & Kanthimathy

Kamakshi M.

Kamesh

Lalitha C.

Lalitha K.

Latha Kannan

Leela Vimal Shasun Charitable Trust

Life Is A Ball Public Charitable Truat

Lobby Thomas

M Jayasree

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M. N. Orthopaedic Hospital

M. Natarajan

M. Raja Gopalachari

M. Rajindra Babu

M. S. Mani

M. V. Moorthy

Madhavan A.R. /M. Shanthakumari

Madhivanan N.

Madhu V Jhaver

Mahendra Meesala

Mahesh Jayaraman

Mallika Sambarigam S.

Mallikarjun R

Mani M. S.

Manikumar

Manilal Bhaichand Mehta Family

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Manjula A.

Manjula Sudhakar

Medha Raj Jyotishi

Meenakshi K

Menon S.R.K.

Minerva R

Modern Distilled Water Acid Supply Co.

Mohan Ramakrishna

Molly Sinha

MSB Stories

Mukesh Sharma

MURALI Mr.K.

Murali R

Murari Krishnan

Mururi P./Sita Murari

Muthukrishnan Dr. C.R.

Muthulakshmi Saravanan

Muthuveerappan M.

N. Pachapakesan

N. Ramasamy

Nadi Muthuraj K

Nagasaraswathi Trust

Nageswaran K.

Naidu J. M.

Nandhakumar S.

Narayanan V. R.

Nasir Ahmed

Natarajan A./Usha Natarajan

Natarajan M.

Natarajan B

Nathella Sulochanamma Charitable Trust

Naveen L

Nayanjeet Chaudhury

NCC Navy CEG

Nirmala Rajan

Nisha Ravi

Nitin Miyar Nayak

OCI Architects

Orionsayi Consultant Private Limited

P.B.S.N.S.C.Charities

P. Balraj

P. Karpaga Ganapathi

P. Ramnath

P. S. Kannaiah

P. T. Karthika

P. Tamilselvi

Padma Kumaran

Padma Rajagopalan/AM Rajagopalan

Palaniswamy K. R.

Parvathi V.

Pathama Electricals

Pattanaik Dr. S. K.

Pavunraj P

PDJ Securities Ltd

Perumal M. S.

Philip Praveen I.

Piramu S.

Prabha Hariharan/ Hariharan

Sethuraman

Pradeep Gairola

Pragatheeswaran M.

Prahlad Nanjappa

Prakash

Prasanna Srinivas Tipparaju

Prema Victor

Premalatha Venkatesan

Prerna Kalra

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Puja Mehta

Purushothaman A.

R G Thangamaligai

R K Shankar

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R. Gunaseelan

R. Nandakumar

R. Parthasarathy

R. Ramachandran

R. Srinivas

R. Venkatesan

R. Vijayavalli

R. Viswanathan

Raag Business Solutions

Radha Raja A.V. S.

Radha Velli Maligai

Raghunandan Shyam

Raghunathan M / Kalyani Raghunathan

Rahul Yadav

Raihan Beevi K.A.

Rajagopal P

Rajagopalachari M.

Rajan S.

Rajani

Rajender R

Rajendran S.

Rajesh Devarajan

Rajiv Dua

Ramachandra Raja A

Ramachandran S.

Ramalingam H.

Ramamirtham Venka

Ramanathan A. / Roh

Ramaswamy P. A.

Rambabu C K

Ramdass Mr. K.

Ramesh Mayuranatha

Ramkumar S.

Rammohan S.

Ramprakash J.

Ranganathan R

Rangarajan T. K.

Ranjit Rajappa

Raslin Rose S.

Rathna Maligai Jewel

Ravi Jewellery

Ravi Subbiah

Ravi Vanamamalai S.

Ravikiran K

Reema Wadhwani

Reshmy Vijay

Rogini Devi G.

Rohini Kannan

Romen Dutta

Roselin Prabakar

S V Jewellers

S. Deivanayaki

S. Gigi

S. K. Murthy

S. Kandaswamy

S. Kannan

S. Krishnamurthy

S. Mala

S. Muthukumar

S. P. Balasubrahmany

S. R. Syed Rafsan

S. Ramesh

S. Selvarajan

S. Venkatachalam

Sagari Bhale Rao

Salivahanan S.

Samvedana Foundation

Samyuktha Venkatachalam

Sandesh Poddar

Sangeeta Prasad

Sanjay Chaganti Rao

Sanjeevi Kumar T / T Sridevi

Sapthagiri Charitable Trust

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Saravanan Lingamurthy

Saravanan M.

Saravanan.P

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Satheesh Arumugaperumal LOA B

Manimozhi

Sathish Kumar C.

Sathish Kumar R

Sathishkumar A

Seetha Subramanian

Sekar Narayanasamy

Selvaguru S

Sethuraman V

Shahida

Shaila Bhale Rao

Sham Ahuja/Rishi S. Ahuja

Shankar Duraiswami

Shanmuga Suriya

Shantha Jewellers

Shanthi Ramakrishnan

Sharad Choudhary/Dwaraka Prasad

Choudhary

Sharada Rajaram

Sheela Rajendra

Shiny Victor

Shree Sati Pipe Fittings

Shrikar Madiraju

Shrirajesh K. S.

Shunmugavelu A.

Shyamanand Huf

Sishir Reddy Ponnalur

Siva & Sakthi

Sivakami R

Sivakami Sivakumar

Sivakumar G.

Sivasubramanian Viswanathan

SLSM and Co.

Smruti Sinha

Somasundaram K.

Sourav Behera

Sowcar Janaki

SP Subramanian

Sri Abirami Jewellers

Sri Amala Devi Ravikumar

Sri Gomuki Tex Chem Private Limited

Sri Lakshmi Saraswathi Tex. (Arni)

Ltd

Sri Ram Boopathi Enterprises

Sri Swarna Maalihai

Sri Swati Jewellers- Proprietor

Srikanth Raju

Srimathi M

Srinivasalu K. / K Varalakshmi

Srinivasan P

Srinivasan D

Srinivasan K

Srinivasan Muthiah

Srinivasan N

Srinivasan S

Sriram G

Srividya Raghunandan

SRMC

Sruti Ashok

ST Sarasavali

Stalin Jeyachandran K.

Students of Loyola

Subathra Devi R Dr.

Subbalakshmi E.

Subbulakshmi S.

Subhashini R.

Subramanian S.

Subramonia Pillai V.

Sukanya

Sukumar A

Sundaramoorthy B

Sundararajan K.

Sunit Patel/ Radha S Patel

Suprabhat Trading Corporation

Surana and Surana

Surenkumar P. P.

Sureshkumar T.

Sushil Raj S.

Susi Medicals

Swaminatha Pillai S.

Swaminatha Rao

Swaminathan K.

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Swaminathan V.

Swetha Sridharan

T. V. Suresh

T. Vijayarangan

Tajinder Singh

Tamilselvan V. T.

Thallam Thattai Srinivasan/Mythreyi

Srinivasan

Thamodharan Mani

The All India Arya Vysya Samajam

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Thilagachandra Vathani G.

Thirunavukkarasu Sakthivel

Thiyagaraja G.

Udhaya Lakshmi B

Uma Ravi

Umamaheshwari B / Muralikrishnan

Unique Angle Events

Urmila Ganeriwala

V N Devadoss

V. Aparna

V Jagannadham & Co.

V Kavya

V Ponnu

V Rajagopalan

Vaishnavi Manimozhi

Valli Meyappan

Vardhan V. & V. Geetha

Varsha Vikshith

Varshini Associates

Vasantha Muthian

Vehass Trust

Velayutham M

Venkat Vidya

Venkatesan V.

Venkatesh R A R/ A Ramasamy

Vijayalakshmi Traders

Vijayameenakshi Balasubramanian

Vikas Khetan R.

Vinita Nagpal

Vinod Kumar J

Visalakshi Ramanathan

Viswanathan A./V.Sumathi

Viswanathan A. K.

Viswanathan N

Winner Foundations Private Limited

Yuvan Karthik

LAKH - ₹10 LAKHS ₹10 LAKH

21st Century Management Services

Limited

Amit Reddy

Arvind P Datar

AV. Meiyappan Matriculation Higher

Secondary School

Chatnath Trust

Dr. Visalakshi Muthiah Foundation for Spl. Children

G.Komathi

Gupt Daan Trust

Haree Shankar & Apoorva Pratap

J P Acharya

K. SP. Subramanian

Kaleesuwari Foundations

Karna Prayag Trust

Lata Murugan

Madras Cosmopolitan Ladies Circle No38-Charity

Madras Midtown Ladies Circle (No.7)

Charity Account

MCRT 94 Foundation

Medihauxe International Pvt. Ltd

Mohamed Suhail Ahmed

N. Lakshminarayanan

Premier Mills Private Limited

Radha Shankar

Raja Rathinam V.

RKS Three Sixty Logica Testing Services

Private Ltd

Si Investments & Broking Private

Limited

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

Sivasankari Chandrasekaran Charities

Social Welfare Centre Johan Massbach

World Mission

Spacewise

Subbiah M.

Sudershan Agencies

T. S. K. Memorial Trust

Tata Coffee Ltd

Turbo Energy Private Limited

Vernon Saldanha

Vidyawati Foundation Trust

Visalakshi Muthiah/Dr. N. S. Muthiah

Bambino Educa

Brakes India P

Chennai Willin

Jeyalakshmi Ra

Nidhya Rajesw

Stiefel India Pv

Terumo Penpol

₹25 LAKH

AMM Arunch

AVM Charitie

Cholamandala

Episource Ind

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Cholamandala

Madras Engin

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