Nepal College of Management (NCM) recently conducted Blood Donation Campaign on its premises. The event, which took place on May 26, 2023, witnessed an outstanding turnout of more than 50 participants, all eager to contribute towards a noble cause. With the initiation from the NCM Student Council, the campaign aimed to address the shortage of blood in hospitals across the Kathmandu Valley, and it received overwhelming support from the college community.

The NCM Hall was transformed into a hub of hope as students, faculty, and staff gathered to participate in the blood donation drive. The enthusiasm and willingness displayed by the participants were truly remarkable, reflecting their commitment to making a positive impact on society. The event showcased the exceptional spirit of unity and empathy that thrives within the walls of NCM.

Gracing the occasion was the esteemed Principal of Nepal College of Management, Prof. Dr. Sushil Bhakta Mathema, expressing his immense satisfaction with the outcome of the campaign, Prof. Mathema praised the efforts of the NCM student council and Red Cross Society and acknowledged the significance of such initiatives. He emphasized that this was just the beginning and announced NCM’s commitment to organizing blood donation campaigns every six months. This commitment from the college administration underscores NCM’s dedication to social responsibility and its unwavering support for the community.

At the forefront of organizing this impactful event was the NCM Student Council, led by the dynamic and passionate Student Council President, Paras Oli. The student council’s dedication to the social cause of addressing the blood shortage in Kathmandu Valley hospitals was truly commendable. Paras and the entire student council team worked tirelessly to ensure the smooth execution of the campaign, from coordinating with Nepal Red Cross Society to mobilizing volunteers and raising awareness about the importance of blood donation. Their efforts were instrumental in the campaign’s resounding success.

The blood donation campaign organized by Nepal College of Management serves as a shining example of how education goes beyond the boundaries of the classroom. It exemplifies the core values of empathy, compassion, and community service that are deeply ingrained in the college’s ethos. The selfless act of blood donation has the power to save lives and bring hope to those in need, and NCM has proven its commitment to fostering a culture of social responsibility and giving back to society.