GEP Foundation

We Asked Children to Draw Climate Change.
Here's What They Drew.

It wasn't a contest.
There were no rules.
Just one question was asked:

"What do you think climate change looks like?"

We expected some basic sketches.
Maybe a tree 🌳 or a sun ⛅.
But what we got instead... left us silent.

A cracked, empty field where his father once grew crops.
Trees with a sad face pleading not to cut them.
A girl, arms raised, standing alone under a burning sun.
A girl was waiting in front of a tap with no water.

None of them had read a UN climate report.
But they felt it.

We talk about carbon credits.
They talk about missing monsoons.

We debate GDP loss.
They feel heat in broken water pumps and empty plates.

This is why GEP Foundation's mission is rooted in education, environment, and awareness at the grassroots level.

Because the climate crisis is not a future fear,
It's a present reality for millions.

We are building climate literacy schools, integrating the environment into daily learning, and listening, truly listening to the next question.

Because before we ask them to fix this planet,
We need to ask:
🌍What have we left for them to protect?

Why Rural Talent Is The Most Underestimated Resource in India?

In every village we have worked in, we have met someone who completely changes the way we think about talent. It made us believe that potential doesnt always come from privilege, but from persistence.

Take Anand Kumar, a prime example of what persistence can do.

Mr. Anand was born in a modest family in Patna, Bihar. He couldn’t afford private schools or foreign coaching. His father worked as a postal clerk. There were days he studied under streetlights. He was rejected from a UK university due to financial problems, but did that stop him? No, he turned rejection into redirection and founded Super 30, an initiative that has helped hundreds of underprivileged students achieve their dreams and crack the IIT entrance exams.

No English- Medium schooling.
No AC classrooms.
No expensive courses.

Just grit, ingenuity, and hunger to learn.

We see that same spark every day at GEP Foundation.

We have met students who walk miles to reach the nearest digital lab. Girls who show up for skill-building sessions in schools where electricity is a luxury. Children who ask questions that don’t come from textbooks, but from real life.

What they lack isn’t intelligence, it’s access.
If these kids are capable of soo much without any facilities and support, imagine the talent they could showcase with ours and yours support.

That’s why we build computer centers, fund girl’s education, create libraries, and teach practical skills.

Rural talent is not rare but often hidden and overlooked.
And we are committed to making sure it’s seen and supported.
If your CSR team or network believes in meaningful change, let’s build it together.


That’s why we build computer centers, fund girls’ education, create libraries, and teach practical skills.