Collection Camps

The internship’s purpose is to make college students as well as other graduates from various fields strong willed, goal-oriented individuals while also presenting them with a career path. Interning at Goonj is an opportunity to have fun while creating change. We aim at opening a vault of fresh and new ideas and suggestions which can be taken up by the young changemakers.

Number of hours- 150 hours (1 month)

• Our three-phased selection Process:
• Fill the internship application form. You will be asked to answer 3 key questions. (P.S: Copy-pasted text is easy to recognize.)
• After we receive your application, we will share a list of The Goonj team will share Shortlisted applicants will be invited to visit Goonj’s processing centre and have a brief interaction with the team.
• People selected in the second round will be asked to share a task and an action plan to take up during your internship.

For a wilful, multi-lingual and inquisitive person, the sky is the limit. Here at Goonj you will be tasked with various activities and opportunities which will take you on a whirlwind of self-discovery while having tons of fun. During your internship you get to organize and be a part of various awareness initiatives organized by Goonj. If there are any specific skill sets which you have, please inform us so we can proceed in that direction.

There is no good or bad time to apply but make sure that you are available to dedicate a month fully for the social internship.

In the end, what you learn from your stay at Goonj is up to you 🙂

Priyanka contributes across account management, process coordination, and fostering a culture of compassion and empathy in team interactions and volunteer engagement at Goonj. Outside of work, she finds joy in gardening, traveling, and engaging in casual conversations with people.

Place: Indore

Gazala Ji’s Journey with Goonj started a few years back.She charaterized Goonj as a blessing that provides identity and dignity to the rural population.

Place: Hyderabad

A decade ago, a passionate volunteer joined GOONJ in search of a cause that resonated with their values. Impressed by our impactful work, they turned their home into a Goonj drop-off center, sparking a community movement. Their journey expanded as they formed ‘Ray Of Hope,’ organizing quarterly collection drives. This is the spirit of GOONJ – where one volunteer’s quest for purpose becomes a collective force for meaningful change. Join us in the legacy of purposeful giving!

Place: Gujarat

Falguni ji has been the consistent and sole volunteer of Goonj in Ahmedabad for a decade. From creating awareness through multiple stakeholders like corporate, school, individuals etc. to ensuring proper storage space for materials collected to packing and ensuring proper dispatch of materials to Goonj, she has always completed the entire loop including absorbing logistic expenses; She is also an active volunteer involved in multiple initiatives in Ahmedabad social sector and personally having a beautiful family, Nisarg her better half & son Kabir.

Place: Pune

About a decade ago, there was an encounter with information about Goonj in a magazine, prompting the commencement of contributing material and money at collection camps in Pune. It was mentioned that the mission and vision of Goonj, involving the empowerment and assistance of communities while taking care of the environment through the 4 Rs (Reuse, Recycle, Reduce, and Recover), were noted to align with the thought process. The effort to contribute to this movement was described as involving the collection of materials and money for the cause.

Given the available space, the decision was made to establish a Permanent Collection Center with the assistance of the Goonj team at the respective location, where material is accepted once every week. It was expressed that this experience has been personally enriching, providing the opportunity to meet numerous people and hear their life stories.

Place: Mumbai

In 2015, what began as a personal journey to dispose of a few bags of clothes in an optimal manner was influenced by a Google search, leading to the discovery of Goonj. The team at Goonj has consistently welcomed new ideas from volunteers. Since then, every 26th January has transformed into a festival of giving, with walkathons and Happy Streets contributing to the spread of awareness regarding Goonj’s work. Being involved with Goonj has facilitated the learning about the social sector and the diverse issues and challenges it faces.

Place: Goa

The senior citizen with a resolve of steel is Alka Damle ji. She has been a volunteer at Goa for more than a decade. She has raised other volunteers who have now frontending the collection camp activities for Goa. An influencer who can motivate and involve people in their network with ease. Alka ji initiated the concept of Goonj with volunteers and have been mobilising volunteers and material consistently over the past many years and ensuring logistic expenses are raised from the community itself. Personally she has two children both settled abroad and lives in Vasco with her amazing husband Sunil Damle ji.

Place: Dehradun

Her journey with Goonj started in 2015 when she gave away more than 50 sarees to Goonj and visited the processing center in Delhi. Upon coming back to her home in Dehradun, since then, she has been enthusiastically involved in organising many collection camps and spreading awareness about Goonj. Since 2017, her house has also been a dropping center. She never fails to passionately educate the contributors about Goonj’s work in details, which is why her dropping centre gets huge collections of both material and money. Volunteering with Goonj is her way of serving the society.

Place: Chennai

This dedicated volunteer with five years of service at Goonj is a true asset to the organization. Their enthusiasm is infectious and has consistently inspired positive responses from the public. They possess exceptional coordination skills, enabling them to effectively engage with the community, organize events, and mobilize support for Goonj’s important humanitarian work.

Place: Kolkata

From Childhood we have always seen our parents always supporting friends, neighbors, relatives, staff & even unknown people. We have grown up learning that if God wants to help someone the divine almighty, sarvashaktiman will choose from his loved ones to be a source of joy, happiness and need in some way or another.

Place: Delhi

Radhika Ji, is a dedicated Goonj volunteer from Noida. With a Master’s degree in Social Work, she has been actively involved with Goonj for over nine years. Steadily she took on the responsibility of organizing camps, ensuring their smooth operation every two months. In February 2020, she created a collection center in her own house, providing a space for collecting material. Radhika Ji actively participates in discussions during volunteer meetings and also offers her center as a convenient meeting space. Her dedication and generosity have created an environment where both time and space are generously given to support the noble cause of volunteering.

Place: Bangalore

Dheeraj Ji is one of our lead volunteers who has always been at the forefront and has widely encouraged his circle of people to be part of different activities with Goonj. He has been with our family for more than 5 years, consistently participating in Joy of Giving campaign. He is originally from Jammu and moved to Bangalore.

Anisha began her journey with Goonj as a Setu Fellow in Chennai, immersing herself in grassroots challenges and community engagement. Over the years, she transitioned into a key team member and now leads as a Team Lead, contributing to leadership, program execution, and team development. With a deep understanding of community needs and impact-driven work, she brings resilience and strategic insight to her role. Beyond work, she enjoys acting, traveling, and movies, finding inspiration in stories and meaningful connections.

Yasmeen manages the production department and is partially involved with…

Vineet is a part of the Resources and Project Management team, optimizes resource utilization, and manages high-impact projects. He strategizes resource allocation, oversees project execution, and ensures alignment with organizational goals.

For individuals with a passion for social change, a curiosity to learn, and a drive to make a real impact, the Paid Urban Internship at Goonj offers endless opportunities to grow, contribute, and create change. This internship is designed for those who are not just looking for work, but a chance to immerse themselves in a mission that is bigger than themselves. At Goonj, every day brings new challenges, fresh ideas, and an exciting mix of activities that will help you grow both professionally and personally. DURATION : 3 months

• Our three-phased selection Process:
• Application Form: Submit your online application.
• Online Interview: Shortlisted candidates will have an online interview to assess communication skills and alignment with Goonj’s mission.
• Face-to-Face Interview: Successful candidates from the online interview will attend an in-person interview at Goonj’s office for further evaluation.

For those with a drive to make a difference, a passion for innovation, and a keen interest in community development, the possibilities are endless. At Goonj, your internship experience will be a journey of hands-on learning, and impactful social change. You won’t just be watching from the sidelines – you’ll be an active participant in our mission to bridge the urban-rural divide. Whether it’s organizing awareness campaigns, spearheading resource drives, or crafting engaging digital content, you’ll have the chance to dive into a variety of exciting tasks that will challenge you and help you grow. The more you give, the more you’ll take away from your time here. So, gear up for a journey of personal growth, meaningful contribution, and lots of learning along the way.

With over 20 years of experience in the tech domain, Shivangi has been leading digitalization, data analysis, and other tech initiatives at Goonj for the past three years. She is passionate about leveraging technology to drive impactful change. Outside of work, Shivangi enjoys traveling, reading, and bird watching, finding inspiration in nature and exploration.

Monica has volunteered with Goonj since 2010 and officially joined the team in 2021, bringing nearly 30 years of experience. She leads Learning Nurturing Thriving, focusing on organizational learning and leadership development. A spiritual seeker, she enjoys creative expression through cooking, writing, and design, while nurturing authentic human connections in all areas of life.

Susaana has been involved with Goonj since 2013, collaborating with volunteers and urban institutions. She currently manages corporate relations in Maharashtra and is part of the core urban relations team. Susanna plays a crucial role in driving urban engagements at a pan-India level. Outside of work, he enjoys listening to music and reading books.

Driven by gratitude, Chandan joined Goonj in 2010. As the Chapter Head of Karnataka, he oversees operations across southern India and plays a key role in Pan India resource generation, CSR, and project implementation. Chandan enjoys solo riding, and engaging in diverse conversations, often accompanied by his whistling tunes.

Anita, with over 11 years at Goonj, leads the central coordination team managing a nationwide network of partner NGOs. She plays a crucial role in decision-making and approvals, effectively supporting the organization. A dedicated professional, Anita is also an avid traveler, drawn to distant horizons and adventures.

Imran, a leader with over 20 years of social sector experience, has spent 18+ years at Goonj. He has managed regional teams, logistics, and disaster management, contributing to organizational development. In his leisure time, he enjoys music and spending quality time with his family, especially over a good meal.

Sheoji has over 17 years of experience, starting his journey with Goonj in 2006. Initially focused on basic operations, he transitioned to leading operations in Bihar in 2008, playing a key role in shaping the organization’s strategies for community development in the region. He enjoys reading, writing poetry and prose, and immersing himself in music.

For over a decade, Meena has excelled at Goonj in data coordination, volunteer engagement, and rural partnerships. She’s refined processes and now focuses on organizational strategies, collaborating on challenges and structures. Outside work, Meena enjoys traveling and creatively expressing herself through various forms of art.

With 15 years of experience at Goonj, Santosh leads the Accounts/Finance team, overseeing the management of accounts, payments, and receivables. Santosh has a genuine enthusiasm for numbers and derives immense satisfaction from identifying opportunities within this domain.

Uttam has been an integral part of Goonj for over 12 years, serving as the cornerstone of the Delhi processing center. With his adept management skills, he has effectively overseen both materials and the people handling them, in a harmonious environment. In his leisure time, he finds solace in music and poetry, while his culinary talents are a source of delight.

Maneesh joined Goonj in 2019 as the Chapter Lead for Uttarakhand. He actively contributes to various working groups responsible for crucial decisions such as Material Management, Financial Approvals, and Cloth-based Employment. Maneesh’s calm and composed nature enables him to handle diverse situations amicably and effectively manage both work-related and personal challenges.

Arpita, from West Bengal, has been a key part of Goonj for over a decade, managing urban relationships, resource generation, and eastern zone duties. She enjoys traveling, painting, and has a deep passion for classical, blues, and jazz guitar, folk music, and world cinema. Additionally, she avidly reads philosophy, poetry, and fiction.

Chiranjit joined Goonj during the 2016-2017 Bundelkhand droughts, leading community-building efforts. After the 2018 Kerala flood, he moved to aid in relief and rehabilitation, later leading the Kerala chapter. He oversees rehabilitation, livelihood generation, and the NJPC initiative. Passionate about travel and photography, Chiranjit balances his professional and personal pursuits.

Harshie, with over a decade at Goonj, has been an integral team member, contributing to team building, volunteer management, and communication with urban communities. She plays a vital role in Pan India urban relations, fellowship teams, and event management. An explorer at heart, Harshie is known for her comforting presence, which is deeply appreciated by those around her.

Suresh, with over 25 years in the development sector, leads operations in Odisha. Known for his innovative initiatives and commitment to empowering communities, he has further refined his skills at Goonj. Outside work, Suresh enjoys reading, creative writing, and traveling, approaching life with a positive outlook and a drive to achieve his goals.

Iftikar has been with Goonj for 14 years, playing a crucial role in establishing its presence in West Bengal and setting up the Assam chapter in the northeast. He has collaborated with partner NGOs and monitored their implementation since the organization’s inception. Passionate about community service, Iftikar is dedicated to his personal growth journey.

Siddhartha, with 23 years of experience across India and 20 countries, handles urban partnerships and resource mobilization at Goonj. Based in Mumbai, he excels in fundraising, governance, and organizational development. A passionate walker and devoted foodie, he enjoys exploring global cuisines. His diverse interests and extensive experience make him a dynamic and valuable contributor to any organization.

Amarjeet, passionate about social activities since his early years, has dedicated 14 years to Goonj. Starting in 2010, he excelled in disaster relief efforts in Andhra Pradesh and Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand. Since 2017, he has been the Chapter Co-Leader in Rishikesh, managing field operations, production, accounts showcasing his dedication and leadership in the social sector.

Arvind, with 16 years at Goonj, shows profound commitment through strategic excellence across Bihar, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Kerala. His expertise includes managing field implementations in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Bihar, with strong skills in material management, processing, and financial accountability. His unwavering dedication highlights his deep commitment to social impact and sustainable change.

Prahlad Kumar Patel, with 12 years at Goonj, oversees efforts in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, focusing on community development, education, health, and livelihood. He has been pivotal in forming partnerships across Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Bundelkhand. Prahlad is dedicated to advancing rural development and supporting grassroots organizations, aiming for a positive regional impact.

Himanshu has been with Goonj for 8 years, excelling in material management, administration, and urban operations. He organizes collection camps and S2S initiatives across Maharashtra. Currently overseeing accounts and HR for the state, his dedication and passion are evident. His extensive experience and commitment enhance Goonj’s mission and operational excellence.

Paritosh Sharma, with over a decade at Goonj, leads operations in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, building strong relationships with communities, volunteers, and stakeholders. He plays a key role in national disaster management and administrative teams, contributing to successful initiatives. Passionate about community empowerment, Paritosh enjoys traveling, photography, and social gatherings, adding a personal touch to his work.

Romen Ningthoujam, with Goonj since 2015, leads implementation in Assam. Passionate about grassroots development, he has managed crises like floods, droughts, cyclones, and COVID-19 across India. His work in rural development, stakeholder coordination, and community engagement reflects a commitment to sustainable solutions. He also loves to explore and travel, continually seeking new experiences.

Yasmeen manages the production department and is partially involved with the HR team at Goonj. Her expertise includes water and sanitation, women empowerment, education, youth, and livelihood. Known for her unwavering dedication and meticulous approach, her precise work reflects a deep commitment to driving positive change and making a meaningful impact. Yasmeen enjoys reading and watching movies in her free time.

Paroma is a seasoned professional with two decades of experience in media and communications. As a Communication for Development advocate, Healthcare Enthusiast, and Storyteller, she has dedicated her career to using communication to drive social impact. Self-motivated and result-driven, Paroma brings a deep dedication to making a difference through her work.

Jigisha has been with Goonj since 2013, and in 2017, she relocated to Tamil Nadu to lead the state chapter. Since then, she has excelled in her role, demonstrating remarkable dedication and leadership. In addition to overseeing the core responsibilities of the Tamil Nadu team, which includes managing a team of over 100 members, Jigisha is also actively involved in Goonj’s Disaster Management Working Group. This group plays a crucial role in making decisions related to Goonj’s disaster relief and management operations, strategic planning, preparedness, and resource mobilization across India.

The internship’s purpose is to inculcate leadership qualities in high school students, give them a platform to explore the professional sphere and increase school engagement. High school (Grades 9 to 12) is the time when students participate in extracurricular activities to develop and discover career prospects. This experience will act as a driving force towards learning while enjoying and spending time mindfully.

Number of hours- 15 hours Per Week

• Our two-phased Selection Process:
• Each prospective applicant has to answer the question mentioned in the above form. Some questions will be in a form of a video.
• For the second round, selected applicants will be invited to an informal meeting at our Regional Office. If one can’t make it for some reason we can connect on a video or a phone call.

Students will be tasked with making the people around them aware of Goonj and its various initiatives. They will also encourage them to recycle, up cycle and contribute underutilised goods to Goonj so that they can be reused. The students will additionally be engaged in observing and learning what happens behind the scenes. If there are any specific skill sets you have, please inform us beforehand.

In the end, what you learn from your stay at Goonj is up to you 🙂

Place: Mumbai

Phone: +91 9769258908

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Dr. Padmapriya Vinod Kumar has dedicated more than a decade to volunteering with Goonj, expressing that her journey has been amazing and rewarding. She mentioned that her Thane-based camps have formed lasting friendships and have also inspired young minds to actively participate in Goonj initiatives like Cloth for Work and Not Just a Piece of Cloth. She commended Goonj’s well-knit team and expressed pride in being part of an organization that has grown into an internationally acclaimed entity. In her own words, “I am extremely proud and happy to be a small drop in the ocean

Arvind and Anjali Agarwal  

Two of the oldest volunteers, they have been a part of Goonj’s journey for the last 17 years. Having organized more than 40 collection camps, their camps stand out for the efforts they make and the massive collections they make, and have created their own network of volunteers. Arvind shares, “Simplicity at its best is synonymous of Goonj. It’s a rare organization, which uses old resources in an innovative and effective manner. Goonj gives individuals receipts using recycled paper!”

An 11-year-old girl from Srimitra Solitaire Apartment in Kasanavahalli, where the collection drive and gullak-making session were held, not only participated in the gullak-making session but also assisted her friends and other participants by sharing the extra materials she had brought. She was extremely helpful and enthusiastic in sharing the idea of making gullak more creative.

She made three gullaks out of various sets of materials she had gathered. The first gullak she made was from the hard box cover of Horlicks, the second from an old tin jar, and the third from the potli she had brought. During the interaction with her, she emphasized that gullak is a reminder that we must give back to the world in order to make it a better place. The session like gullak making clearly made Goonj’s continuous effort and vision to make the world a better place to live into a pragmatic sphere.

Toward the end of the session, the children created the innovative gullak with the intention of saving money and contributing it to a good cause.

On the same lines of the Dalai Lama, who says that our prime purpose in life is to help others, we wish to highlight the story of a selfless volunteer whose persistent help is reaching the needy through Goonj.

Dipanjana ji has been associated with the Kolkata team for the past 3 years. In the early days, she used to send material to the office and for the past year she has been actively involved with Goonj in various ways. Previously, she has participated in offline crowdfunding during the Nepal earthquake and cyclone Amphan, where she had collected a good amount and contributed to Goonj. Her affinity to be of help didn’t stop there, she now voluntarily keeps aside some amount every month to help Goonj in some way possible and has opened her place to be one of Goonj Kolkata’s dropping centers.

She has had a zero-waste outlook in life, from the time she used to shift places and had to make the most of every resource around her, to now when she is making use of every possible piece of material in her capacity to repurpose it into wearable clothes for Goonj. Her flare to carve sculptures out of unused wood has translated into upcycling clothes for the needy.

She recently procured bulk material and worked upon how to get it stitched and mended. A lot of ideations went into making the best use of them. Some ways she adopted to repurpose different pieces of clothes include making tops and petticoats out of oversized pants, transforming swimwear into a set of top and bottom wear, made tops out of cushion covers and covered some unwanted spots and faults using her unique ideas. Her outlook was to make clothing that the communities in need can utilize. Later, finely ironed and folded pairs of cloth in bulk were dropped at Goonj. It’s unlike her, she says, to give away something that is not in proper condition and it not just aligns with the outlook of Goonj but highlights that dignity is deserved by all.

It is always possible to be kind and Dipanjana ji is a living embodiment of it. She came down to the office and interacted with all the processing unit workers, showed them how she looked at different material, taught some tips and tricks to upcycle so that they could also implement it by themselves. The interaction was loved by processing center workers and she left them with many insights, a fresh spirit and in awe of her work.

Her approach echoes, ‘I want to teach someone, learn something, help somehow’. She draws satisfaction from helping the society, as much as she can in her capacity. Goonj is ever happy to be the platform for her kind gestures of selflessness, towards making society a better place. It is not often that we come across volunteers like Dipanjana ji and when we do, it feels imperative to highlight such stories to inspire the generosity in mankind.

A Public collection camp is conducted in the Besant Nagar by the volunteer Mr. Aravind Srinivasan in his home. Once the Goonj team member reached there to co-ordinate with collection drive, he welcomes the person with water and breakfast. The hospitality was very nice. He arranged the tables, chairs, etc which are needed to start the camp. Once, all are set, he shared the information in a WhatsApp group. All the contributors started coming to the drive and dropped the material. He came forward and explained to the contributors about the process in the processing unit and also about the initiatives of Goonj. The contributors who are not aware of the location, he shared the map and also guided them to reach to the drive while going to some walkable distance. This was a great and tremendous support from him. When handed over the souvenir to him, he politely refused stating to give to the contributors. After successful completion of the drive, he requested a person from his neighbour to load the material in the vehicle. Not only he supported in loading the material, her daughter also supported in loading the materials in the vehicle. The volunteer is soft hearted, down to earth person.

1. It was during one of the camp in Dehradun when we came across a family who touched us completely. We were in the middle of the camp when a young girl of around 13-14 years of age came to ask about this camp. When we told her about the collection of old clothes and other unused household material she was immensely thrilled and was excited to contribute. She at once went to her house and came with few gunny bags full of clothes. Then again she went inside and came with few more bags and this time her elderly aged, physically challenged parents accompanied her.  They were carrying heavy gunny bags on their shoulders but their enthusiasm to contribute was remarkable. Our team helped them carrying more bags from their house. On asking the girl what does her father do, she told us that her father works as a peon. She was an ambitious girl who wanted to support her parents in later stages of her life and our team wished her all the best for her future.
2. One day a volunteer called up at our office and told us that she wants to contribute her Gullak collection to Goonj. We invited her to our office but since she was not keeping well she insisted if we can collect the Gullak from her home. We assured her that whenever we are coming for some visit to school or college nearby her home we would collect it from her. After few days we had to visit some school which was near to her place so we called her up and fixed a time to meet her. After reaching her house, we were warmly welcomed. She told us that Goonj is so close to her heart and then she came out with a glass jar which was covered with GOONJ KI GULLAK Cover and handed over the heavy jar to us. While giving that jar to us she was deeply touched and we could see her emotions through her eyes. She further told us that its not just Goonj ki Gullak,  its more than this to her. She said,”Jab bhi meri koi mannat puri hoti hai to main Goonj ki gullak mein mannat ke paise daalti hu,isliye yeh mere dil ke bahot kareeb hai aur ismein meri puri hui khwaishein hain”. We wanted to click her photograph but she refused to do so as she did not want to reveal her identity.We gave her new GOONJ KI GULLAK to fulfil her more dreams. 

Nikita, a Goonj Fellow, depicts her experience of JGW where she observed different emotions and perspectives of people sharing or contributing their possession to the society’s good.

One of such touching stories is of a little girl of 3 years who got all her savings in a box and contributed it to the donation box. This incident took place at a camp in preschool called Toddler’s Den in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad on 21st of October, 2022 where Nikita went for a JGW camp. Every little kid was dressed up in ethnic wear as the school was celebrating diwali and they made sure to inculcate the cultural practices of Diwali, be it rangoli making, or lightning diyas. The school comprises kids from a year old to 5 years. The teachers introduced Goonj to the kids and their parents and called us for a camp on the day of  Diwali celebration.The children came up with struggling hands full of toys and clothes to give in the camp with their parents. They also put monetary contributions in the box by themselves. Overall the school did a valuable lesson of sharing and doing good for the society. Talking to the teachers, it was evident that they do practice such habits among children during classes too and because of that, the kids turned up to give their contributions with smiling faces. Seeing the little girl do that, another boy turned up doing the same. He got money from his mother and sat next to the girl and then both started putting their contributions in the donation box. It was a beautiful moment, as Nikita explains and she believes that these forms of initiatives must be taken up in the urban spaces for children so that they understand the value of what they have and also the needs of those who don’t have.

What started as a personal journey in 2015 to  dispose a few bag of clothes in an optimal manner, my google search led to Goonj. However As the Vashi dropping centre got closed, I called up at the Goonj Mumbai office to know about how to conduct a public collection drive.

Since then, every 26th January we’ve been regularly conducting collection drives in the locality and kind of  becoming a festive ritual and people are expecting us to be there. 

In the journey came across many volunteers, who help us to catalyse and get connected with many housing societies and companies where we could organize collection drives.

Also conducted a few walkathons amongst the volunteers of Goonj to spread awareness in the public and along the way wherever we found  opportunities to exhibit Goonj As an organisation like every year in Navi Mumabi and Thane  Happy Streets, Goonj is able to interact with lots of citizens on a Sunday morning.

All the while, got to learn a lot about social work, the kind of impact Goonj’s initiatives is making and the various issues and challenges in the social sector.

Goonj team is always eager to engage with volunteers, is open to their ideas and willing to do new experiments in the social lab.