CHIME participated in the Infosys Petit Infoscion Day
CHIME participated in the Infosys Petit Infoscion Day
1 March 2025CHIME had the privilege of participating in the Infosys Petit Infoscion Day (Family Day Event) on March 1st, 2025, at Mahindra City. MIOT International reached out to over 6000 families, offering us an incredible platform to raise awareness about congenital heart disease in children and share CHIME’s mission of saving young hearts.
It was truly inspiring to see the enthusiastic participation from the Infosys community. Families not only encouraged CHIME’s efforts in saving young hearts but also embraced the opportunity to support this cause, helping us reach more families in need. The collective energy and compassion displayed during the event brought us one step closer to ensuring that no child’s life is lost to a treatable heart condition.
A heartfelt thanks to Infosys Mahindra City for welcoming us and to all the participants who helped make this event a resounding success. Your support brings us one step closer to ensuring that no child’s life is lost to a treatable heart condition
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