Ramlal Sharma’s Kilimanjaro Expedition for Blood Donation Awareness

Chandigarh, October 5 – In a remarkable initiative to raise awareness about blood donation, Ramlal Sharma, an esteemed member of the Friends to Help Mission, is embarking on a journey to conquer Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak. Inspired by the “Selfie with Blood Group” campaign initiated by Friends to Help Mission since 2015, Ramlal Sharma aims to capture a selfie with his blood group marker at the summit, with the objective of setting a world record.

Friends to Help Mission, a nationwide blood donation campaign recognized by the United Nations Volunteers, was founded by Tanuj Goyal. Since its inception in 2015, the organization has tirelessly worked to connect over 300,000 free blood donors with those in need. The primary mission of the organization is to bridge the gap between patients and blood donors while fostering a sense of unity and support within the community.

Under the umbrella of Friends to Help Mission, various blood donation awareness campaigns, including the “Blood Donor Jodo Campaign” and the innovative “Selfie with Blood Group,” have been conducted regularly to encourage individuals to join this life-saving cause.

Ramlal Sharma, known for his Mount Everest conquests and holding several world records, currently serves as a Sub Inspector in Haryana Police and holds a distinguished position as a member of Friends to Help Mission. Founder of Friends 2 Help Mission, Advocate Tanuj Goyal Tohana, and Dr. Mukesh Aggarwal, Secretary of the Indian Red Cross Society Haryana State Branch, extended their heartfelt congratulations to Ramlal Sharma. They acknowledged his commendable efforts in promoting nationwide blood donation awareness through the people-driven campaign of Friends to Help Mission.

The “Selfie with Blood Group” campaign, jointly organized by Friends to Help Mission and the Red Cross Haryana, will reach new heights as it takes place on the summit of Kilimanjaro alongside the Indian Tricolor.

Expressing his gratitude, Ramlal Sharma stated, “I am thankful to all of you for your good wishes. Friends to Help Mission is an army of blood soldiers, and my efforts to further advance this campaign will undoubtedly yield success.” Tanuj Goyal, the founder of Friends to Help Mission and an advocate at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, praised Ramlal for his eight years of dedicated service as a blood soldier, thanking him for his invaluable humanitarian work.