In 2015, Aryan received a phone call that would change his life forever. A college friend called in panic, asking for blood donors for a three-year-old child battling brain cancer. Aryan tried to help, but they could not save her. The child died due to a lack of timely blood support.
That loss stayed with him. It left him restless and questioning what more could be done.

Aryan began organising blood donation drives across the city, determined that no life should be lost simply because help arrived too late. But soon, his journey of service took an even heavier turn.

When No One Comes Forward
In 2016, a sub-inspector who knew Aryan through his social work called him with an unusual request. There was an unclaimed body, and no family had come forward. The police needed help arranging the cremation.Aryan did not hesitate. He arranged everything required and performed the last rites himself.

That day, Aryan became something many of the deceased never had in life. A son. A brother. Someone who cared. Since then, Aryan has taken responsibility for 190 unclaimed bodies and has given them dignity in death.

Every month I take up nearly 20 cases and each time I do the cremation, like they are my own. No one should leave this world without respect”  Aryan

A Heavy Responsibility, A Small Income
Aryan works as a delivery boy, earning just 15000 a month. Each cremation costs around 12000. Ambulance charges add another 1500 to 2500, depending on distance.
To make this possible, Aryan borrows money from friends and acquaintances, carrying the financial burden quietly.But there are times when he has to say no. Not because he wants to, but because there is simply no money left.

That is the hardest part. Knowing someone needs dignity, and I cannot help them.” - Aryan

A Help him keep the doors open
Through this fundraiser, Aryan hopes to raise funds to cover cremation and ambulance costs, so no call goes unanswered. Your support can help him continue giving abandoned souls a respectful farewell, without the fear of running out of resources.

This is not charity for the dead. It is humanity for the living.

Donate now to help Aryan ensure that no one leaves this world unseen, unnamed, or without dignity.