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Jalandhar Alumni of Old Montgomery Association Raise Funds for Ailing Member’s Family
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jalandhar
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 10:37 AM
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Former students of Jalandhar’s Old Montgomery Association have pooled resources to support the family of a member battling illness.
Jalandhar, Punjab – A group of alumni from the Old Montgomery Association (OMA) in Jalandhar have come together to provide financial assistance to the family of a fellow member who is currently ill. The former students organized a small fundraiser, collecting contributions from members and well-wishers within their network.
The aid is intended to help cover medical expenses and daily household costs that have become burdensome for the affected family. While the exact amount of the contribution has not been disclosed, the alumni emphasized that the gesture reflects their commitment to solidarity and mutual support among former students.
OMA representatives said the initiative underscores the association’s broader aim of fostering a supportive community beyond academic years. They also encouraged other alumni groups to consider similar actions when members face health-related hardships.
No official statement from the patient’s family was obtained at the time of reporting, and details about the specific illness remain private.
The fundraising effort highlights how alumni networks in India are increasingly stepping in to address personal crises of their members, blending social responsibility with community bonding.
The aid is intended to help cover medical expenses and daily household costs that have become burdensome for the affected family. While the exact amount of the contribution has not been disclosed, the alumni emphasized that the gesture reflects their commitment to solidarity and mutual support among former students.
OMA representatives said the initiative underscores the association’s broader aim of fostering a supportive community beyond academic years. They also encouraged other alumni groups to consider similar actions when members face health-related hardships.
No official statement from the patient’s family was obtained at the time of reporting, and details about the specific illness remain private.
The fundraising effort highlights how alumni networks in India are increasingly stepping in to address personal crises of their members, blending social responsibility with community bonding.