GUlf Foster a child car drive

Gulf Foster a Child Car Drive 2015 witnesses participation of 42 families

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Apart from ensuring that the country moves as a well oiled machinery, for over a decade now, Gulf Oil India has been organizing the Foster a Child Car Drive, which is a combination of navigational expertise -wherein the driver and his crew comprising of the family members and the fostered child for the day, decipher a route chart provided at the start of the drive. The 13th edition of Gulf Foster a Child Car Drive held on Sunday, 1st March 2015 saw a participation of over 42 families fostering 60 kids. Their revelry extended to a brunch at Dukes Retreat in Khandala over a prize giving ceremony to winners in accordance with this year’s theme ‘Swachh Bharat’ and ‘Save Water’.

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Conceived to bring a smile on the faces of lesser-privileged children from local schools, the 130-km drive had around 40 under-privileged boys each from Our Lady’s Home, in Parel, and Don Bosco Shelter home and 20 girls from Seva Sadan Gamdevi.

This year’s contest categories included:
All Ladies team
Best Decorated Car
Best Dressed team
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The top five winners were Vikas Jogwani, Yuvraj Pandey, Sharaf Pathan, RohiniGandhi and Madhu Jhadav

Mr. Ravi Chawla, MD, Gulf Oil Lubricants said, “Gulf Foster A Child Car Drive being in its 13th year of running is by itself a testimony to the success of this event. What is hearting to see is that there are many families that have been associated with this event for as long. We are happy to be here today and look forward to participation and good wishes of many more families from around Mumbai in the years to come.”

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Dr. Boman Dhabhar, Cancer Specialist, Jaslok Hospital Said, “I have been participating since 13 years and it is a really great and good initiative from Gulf Oil. It is a fun and adventurous outing on a relaxing weekend. I firmly believe that children are our future. Therefore it is important to us that the underprivileged children receive the support they need to improve their lives.”

One of the participants, Ms. Alpa Patel said, “I am participating since seven years and it is fun and amazing. This initiative aims to bring a smile on the faces of under-privileged children and to sensitize people to the plight of these children”.

Added Ms. Neelima E.V said, “I am participating since four years, two years navigating and two years driving and I am proud to support such a great initiative and I think this is the only time when we, the motorsport enthusiasts get a chance to do their bit for the underprivileged children”.

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