Save Arjun Bhandari's Life

Life has a way of testing our strength in ways we never expect. My dear friend Arjun Bhandari is facing an unimaginable challenge, and we need your help to give him a fighting chance.

Few months ago, Arjun made the courageous decision to seek better employment opportunities abroad. With dreams of supporting his family and building a brighter future, he left his home and traveled to the Gulf countries in search of work. It was a chance for him to provide for his loved ones and build a life of hope.

However, fate had other plans.

Not long after he arrived, he began feeling unwell—what started as a cough and fatigue quickly escalated into something much more serious. After countless doctor visits, tests, and misdiagnoses, Arjun was finally diagnosed with Black Tuberculosis (Black TB), a severe and highly contagious form of tuberculosis that attacks the lungs and can lead to respiratory failure if not treated immediately.

Unfortunately, this diagnosis came too late. His condition is now critical. Arjun is facing the harsh reality of a life-threatening illness with mounting medical bills. He needs urgent treatment and long-term care, but the costs are overwhelming. His family, already struggling with the emotional and financial strain of being far from him, cannot afford the treatment he so desperately needs.

This is where we come in.

We are asking for your kindness, generosity, and support. Every contribution, no matter how small, will help Arjun get the medical attention he needs to fight this disease. Your donation will go directly toward covering the cost of treatment, medications, and his medical care so that he can receive the life-saving support he deserves.

Please consider donating today, and share this story with others who might be willing to help. Together, we can make a difference in Arjun’s battle for his life.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your generosity, love, and support. Every little bit counts, and with your help, we can help Arjun survive and recover.