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Indian-origin siblings sold cookies in 2018; charity gave 100,000 books

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Indian-origin siblings sold cookies in 2018; charity gave 100,000 books

Rohan and Anya Satija initiated the Let's Learn Foundation to provide books and mental health support.

They began their efforts with a lemonade stand in 2018, raising awareness about educational inequalities.

The foundation has since reached over 15,000 students across Texas and partnered with various organizations for resources.

Their mission continues to focus on underserved communities to ensure equitable access to education.

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