Teen's Birthday Bundles initiative brings celebrations to 136 families in Atlanta

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Sixteen-year-old Reyha Raghavaraju founded Birthday Bundles after witnessing a child go without a birthday celebration. The program provides homemade cakes and gifts to families in need across the metro Atlanta area. With the help of volunteers, the initiative curates personalised birthday packages for each recipient. To date, Birthday Bundles has reached more than 136 families, ensuring children feel valued regardless of their financial circumstances.

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