Vineel Bharadwaj
Architect, Hyderabad, India

"I was aware of places without electricity through various media but was not aware of the plight of the people who live in such conditions until I met Kiran, founder of Think Peace Organization. I feel fortunate to be associated with the Think Peace team which has been doing a tremendous job in giving light and spreading smiles in tribal lives. It was an amazing experience to be a part of the team which distributed solar lamps in the remote villages where people had never seen a lamp in their lives.It was a delight to watch how a simple solar lamp generated a Mega Watt Smile in their Lives."

Vandana Mamidanna
Operations Head at Think Peace, Lawyer & Pharmacist, Hyderabad, India

"It feels good when we support for a cause. I truly believe in the quote, “Helping hands are better than praying lips.” On behalf of the entire Think Peace Team, we sincerely appreciate every person who contributed for this great initiative."

Bhavana Musuluri
Senior Director, ProcessWeaver, USA

"Being a volunteer with TRIG project has given me an unique opportunity to be part of a world that I would have otherwise only experienced through pictures and stories. It was a great feeling to personally be in the tribal region and experience their culture while distributing solar lights and understanding the challenges of their life style. TRIG focuses on improving their life style while celebrating their culture and staying in-tune with nature. I feel lucky that I was recipient of their incredible love and gratitude. It was certainly the most memorable 5 days of my life!""

Shrikanth Balla
Client Servicing, Microsoft, Hyderabad, India

"It was a touching experience I had when I have been to jemelpote village. This was my first visit with Think Peace and what I saw left me shocked and speechless for the night we reached. It shook me up. But the next couple of days I felt so satisfied and fulfilled as we were carrying back the hopes and happy smiles from the villagers who were not ready to even listen to us even though we meant good. Yes we made a change, we trigger that minute yet a important change. We could lit up the village and also the hearts of people there. I can say I had my 'Swadesh' moment! I still feel glad I was part of this and proud of what Think Peace has achieved till date!"