Sania Mirza, Athiya Shetty Come Together for Mana Shetty’s ‘Save the Children’ Initiative

Mana's 'Araais'h has been the fundraising arm of Save The Children India and by collaborating with The Label Bazaar, they attempt to find support and reach out to a diverse audience.

Sania Mirza and Athiya Shetty. (Photo Credits: Instagram)

Mumbai, February 9: Tennis ace Sania Mirza and actress Athiya Shetty have collaborated for Mana Shetty's 'Save the Children' initiative to raise funds for them. They have shot for a special campaign with children and will hold lifestyle exhibitions to raise funds. Mana's 'Araais'h has been the fundraising arm of Save The Children India and by collaborating with The Label Bazaar, they attempt to find support and reach out to a diverse audience.

"The proceeds are used to support the vocational training of adolescent girls and young women from the slum communities and education of special children coming from impoverished families have no access to education. "We use the platform of Araaish X The Label Bazaar to speak about our cause through our creative's, social media campaigns and also on-day show collaterals to let all our supporters know that they are the real change-makers," Athiya said in a statement. Sania Mirza Thanks Almighty for Baby Izhaan; Wishes to Have a Sound Sleep Like Hubby Shoaib Malik in 2019!

Athiya said Saina was very forthcoming towards the cause. "Sania was extremely forthcoming. She's not only a fantastic sportsperson, but a fantastic human being as well. Not only was she was very excited to be a part of this initiative, she was hands-on while shooting with the special children of Save The Children India. "Sania is very committed to the cause ofeducation and through this collaboration, she will walk the talk to make this show a significant fundraiser."

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Feb 09, 2019 12:20 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

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