Why do some people choose to serve when the world is busy chasing success?
That’s the golden question and it’s exactly where Wedidit begins its story.
WHY: Because the world needs doers, not just dreamers
Founded by Sree Krishna Seelam, wedidit.in believes that meaningful change doesn’t come from waiting for big donations or flashy CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) events. It comes from young people showing up, picking up the smallest tasks and doing them with consistency, compassion, and courage.
The philosophy is simple: Be the change. Do the work. Inspire the next.
No asking for sponsors, no chasing funds, just pure, people-powered impact.
HOW: By using creativity as currency
Instead of seeking donations, wedidit uses a brilliant approach:
They write and sell their own books and creative products
The earnings are directly used to fund education for underprivileged children across India
They run volunteer-driven community projects from teaching and clean-up drives to awareness campaigns and mental health initiatives
Most importantly, they create opportunities for young people to step in, lead, and learn through real-world action
Interning here feels less like “work” and more like joining a tribe, one that believes service builds character, and that the best way to grow yourself is by showing up for others.
WHAT: A growing network of youth building a brighter India
So, what happens when thousands of self-driven volunteers unite under one purpose?
Hundreds of children gain access to education and hope
Youth from across the country get leadership, creativity, and life skills
Communities begin to care more, participate more, and expect better
wedidit.in is not just another non-profit organization but it’s a movement fueled by young rebels with a cause.
They provide a living example that even without financial backing, when intention is pure and effort is consistent, change is inevitable.
Call to Action: Ready to grow by giving?
Join wedidit.in and be part of a generation that doesn’t just complain about the world but rebuilds it with their own hands.
Visit www.wedidit.in and sign up as a volunteer today.
Because someday, when someone asks “Who did it?” — we want to proudly say: WE DID IT.
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