On Tuesday, 19 November 2019, the Entrepreneurship students of classes 11 and 12 had the privilege of visiting Asha Kirana Hospital, Mysore which works towards free and subsidised healthcare in the field of HIV-AIDS. The visit to the hospital was the culmination of this year’s Young Entrepreneurship Programme, which is promoted by the school. The profits made from the YEP programme is donated to charity every year and this time it was given to Asha Kirana Hospital. The students contributed a sum of rupees One lakh to Asha Kirana Charitable Trust for their yeomen service to HIV patients. The visit was very insightful for the students and teachers who accompanied them. The managing team of Asha Kirana held a seminar where, students were educated on HIV-AIDS, its symptoms, side effects, misconceptions and myths.Mr. Guru Raja, Trustee, Asha Kirana Charitable Trust, spoke to students on the value of giving back to the society and taking up philanthropic activities. He proposed that the students should be volunteers for these charitable organisations so that they can be the next generation philanthropists and make a difference to the society. The visit proved to have a positive impact on the students as they experienced the joy of giving and realised how grateful and blessed they are!