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I am currently associated with MAD as a volunteer.I liked it a lot.Actually i am very much interested in teaching those small little childrens who are deprived of their rights of getting proper education or not having the way of getting it.I liked the concept of MAD a lot as they are providing an oppourtunity for these childrens to grow up & giving them an oppurtunity of becoming a stats of INDIA.I have taken many classes and taught some students,most of them are really very talented.And a lot more experience is yet to come & i know that will also be GREAT.

I have volunteered with MAD for a month, and more than anything else, it was fun sprinkled with oodles of satisfaction. Attending MAD's tuition sessions were optional for the students. But this bunch looked forward to their activities like it was playtime. The volunteers managed to teach the kids and engaged them in interactive sessions like games and songs. MAD has given these students a room for ambition at the right stage in their lives. Their volunteers know how to deal with each child and tackle their problems with ease. The children don't look up to them as teachers, but as family. I'm glad I was a part of the organisation, though for a short period.

I have been working with MAD (Make A Difference) for around six months now..every weekend we go to an orphanage / slum school and interact with the little curious angels there. In all association has taught me that I am not what I am because I am intelligent..I am ME because I was blessed with right education and opportunities..we need to extend the same education and opportunities to the needy kids..so that they become better than ME..Thanks MAD

"Full many a gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathom'd caves of ocean bear: Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on the desert air. Some village-Hampden, that with dauntless breast The little tyrant of his fields withstood, Some mute inglorious Milton here may rest, Some Cromwell, guiltless of his country's blood.", lamented Thomas Gray in his poem 'Elegy Written in A Country Churchyard'. True, lack of opportunities and exposure often nip ones talent in the bud which account for the birth of MAD. As the name suggests, 'Make A Difference'(MAD) is yet another NGO in the country which works for the same generic and rhetoric cause - 'child education'. But what makes MAD stand out from other thousands of its clones are its 'different strategies, idealistics and above all, the passion to bring about the difference 'effectively'.

I was just having a casual chat with one of the hiring volunteers from mad and I was truly amazed at their hiring criteria for MAD teachers. It was not enough if you were an expert in a field, you had to be kind and understanding with a high score in patience.. I'm inspired by MAD! I am sure MAD is making a Difference indeed!