Calcutta Boys School came alive for the second day of Concord, with ten AquaTerra volunteers running the Roots stall as walk-ins streamed through. Around 250 students stopped by over the course of the day, making it one of the busier stretches of the festival. The team spent the day managing the crowd, keeping the stall running, and making sure every visitor left with a good impression of what Roots stood for. It was less about a single activity and more about steady, cheerful presence through a long day. Moments like this remind the volunteers why they show up for these bigger school events: the sheer number of young people they get to connect with in one place.
Concord Day 2 - Roots
AquaTerra welfare project · Calcutta Boys School