Survival in today’s world has become a task for everyone. To meet one’s ends, almost all the members of a family sweat out to earn a decent salary. But I want to ask, how many of you have constantly worked for the comfortable lifestyle of others? If not constantly, have you ever actually thought of doing something for someone else’s happiness? By profession, I am an interior designer and a family man living in Mumbai. My 18-hours routine consists of contributing equal time for my profession and social work for individuals and communities seeking help. My vision for social work was born in May 2014, during visit to an orphanage. Outside that orphanage I saw a family with 3 kids on street attempting to find eatables from a garbage bin. With the thought of helping these ignored sectors of society began the foundation of an NGO named “Making The Difference.” Today, Making The Difference which is based in Mumbai and active across other states of the country. The vision was then moved to social media platforms seeking human assistance towards the underprivileged children of our society. I completely astounded to see the number of responses I got and in no time my first volunteering team consisted of around 28 people who accomplished the task of providing children residing on streets and slums with a healthy and hygienic meal. We regularly did the same duty and eventually extended our influence and reach.Our mantra is to understand the psychology of the underprivileged and help them accordingly. We attempts to solve the root cause of the problem rather than correcting the existing issue. For example, the major reason for unemployment in our country, according to him, is leniency concerning education. The man has an ideology of creating a robust workaround on the 4 economical pillars of the society i.e., Education, Health, Workforce and Environment.My dream of making India so self-reliant that in the next 50 years, there wouldn't be a need for any NGO whatsoever.