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As part of the Ganapati celebrations, awareness programs were organized in EArtH Adopted villages to promote worship of clay Ganesha. A day before the festival, a rally with children educated villagers about the benefits of clay Ganesha and the disadvantages of colored idols, supported by awareness displays in central locations. Children brought clay to school, where they crafted and decorated Ganesha idols with flowers and small trees after lunch. Each morning during Navratras, the children adorned and worshipped Lord Ganesha before the pledge. On the final day, children, teachers, and EArtH staff celebrated with kolatam and danced during the immersion of Lord Ganesha, engaging all EArtH Adopted schools in the festivities.
Teachers and students in schools celebrated Green Day by dressing in green and learning the importance of protecting our environment and ensuring that it stays “green,” or healthy. 
The EartH Foundation distributed various supplies and food amounts (such as rice) to students in numerous schools. 
The EArtH Foundation held a school adoption event on August 19th in Siddipet, featuring Sri Bhasker as the chief guest. The adoption program for Kammarlapalli Primary School took place in the presence of parents and local leaders, starting at 11:20 AM under the leadership of the school headmaster. Dignitaries, including the village sarpanch, ward members, and EArtH Foundation Executive Director Mangalampelli Raju, were welcomed with applause. Following their arrival, children performed a dance and yoga asanas. The school headmaster expressed enthusiasm for the adoption, while Raju outlined the foundation’s plans for the next three years and emphasized the need for cooperation from parents and village elders. Chief guest Bhasker also expressed his happiness about adopting the school, stating he would prioritize EArtH Foundation activities despite his busy schedule. At the conclusion, the headmaster shared that he felt inspired after witnessing EArtH Foundation’s work in Thimmapur and Arepalli schools.
On September 12th, the EArtH Foundation distributed school bags at MPPS Jakkapur as part of their initiative to support education and skills in three schools this year. The event, held at 11:00 AM, was attended by parents and chief guests, including ZP Chairperson Sri Veleti Roja Radhakrishna Sharma, ZPTC Yellareddy, Executive Director Mangalampelli Raju, and Director Vennela.
The headmaster spoke about Laxmiprasanna’s selection for a sports school with the foundation’s help and thanked them for their support. Raju highlighted the importance of parental cooperation in future activities, while Vennela emphasized that focused daily effort can greatly benefit children’s futures.
The SMC chairperson praised the foundation’s impact, noting improvements in her daughter’s education since its adoption. ZPTC remarked on the village’s fortune in receiving such services. After distributing bags to 179 happy children, the program concluded with Laxmiprasanna’s parents being invited on stage to celebrate her achievement.
Additional activities conducted throughout the month of September were games, dance, yoga, and drawing for students. Such activities help students improve their creativity and critical thinking skills while also getting a brief break.
