Teen Anakh Sawhney's Rice Kids Has Aided Over 110,000 People Since 2018

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New Jersey teenager Anakh Sawhney founded the nonprofit Rice Kids in 2018, when she was nine years old, to feed hungry children. The organisation has since reached more than 110,000 people in five US states and parts of India. Its support spans food, education, healthcare and other essential resources. Over half of the students it assisted in India have gone back to mainstream schooling.

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