Two Decades of Social Seva & Community Welfare — Hisar

For 48 consecutive months (2005–2009), he organized a blood donation camp every second month without a break — mobilizing over 2,500 units of blood for civil hospitals and building an emergency donor directory that still serves critical patients.

The entire cost — coaching, study material, and often boarding support — is borne by his institutes through internal sponsorships. No fee is charged to selected underprivileged students; families of tea vendors, security guards, and domestic workers have been among the beneficiaries.

Jan Kalyan Samiti is a community welfare body in Hisar where Peeyush Mehta serves in a leadership capacity — organizing annual winter blanket distributions for homeless citizens, emergency relief during civic crises, and public health awareness campaigns.

Continuing his grandfather Chaudhary Fatehchand’s legacy (who donated 40 acres to Kabrel Gaushala), he actively supports local gaushalas with resources, volunteer mobilization, and awareness programs for cow protection and care.

Observed on 14 August, it memorializes the victims and atrocities of the 1947 Partition. He participates in state-level remembrance programmes — including the 2026 observance at Gurugram — so that younger generations understand the human cost of divisive history.

Documented impacts include 2,500+ units of blood mobilized, dozens of underprivileged students admitted to IITs/NITs/government colleges, thousands of families supported with winter essentials and ration kits, and continuous emergency donor network operations in Hisar.

Yes — volunteers for blood donation drives, blanket distributions, and education mentoring are always welcome. Interested citizens can register interest via WhatsApp at +91 92158 48168 or visit the Model Town office.

Annual blanket drives, shelter coordination for the homeless, and distribution of woollens, food, and medical aid run through Jan Kalyan Samiti networks, prioritizing street dwellers, elderly destitutes, and migrant labourers.

Absolutely. Through Aspiring Careers he provides structured career counseling for professional degrees, and Career Adhyayan offers subsidized/free library seats and digital study resources to government-job aspirants from economically weaker families.

He organizes Tiranga Yatras and door-to-door flag distribution in Hisar each Independence period, turning the national campaign into a grassroots festival of unity — including the large 79th Independence Day celebration addressed at Model Town in 2026.

Selection is based on economic need combined with demonstrated merit and commitment — identified through school referrals, local recommendations, and direct applications screened personally by him, ensuring genuinely deserving children benefit.