We can all help bring about massive social change in India through simple actions which do not cost us a paisa. Surya Prakash Loonker does this on daily basis. Here is a list of ways, he has helped people and so can you. Each item listed here is vetted and genuine. SPL has himself done due diligence on all these actionable good deeds. So please help Indians by following these simple ideas. Please spread the message of these ideas among people you know.

• Register yourself as blood donor from anywhere in India by sending SMS BLOOD <space>STD Code <space> Blood Group to 09665500000 (Example: Blood 022 B+ve) or signing up at http://indianblooddonors.com/register.php
• If you need blood donation in Delhi/NCR of any blood type, pl contact Sarthak Prayas Blood Helpline (8 AM to 8 PM) at 9278957509, 011-45650560, info@sarthakprayas.org, sarthakprayas@gmail.com If you want to organise a blood camp in your office, housing complex, market or mall, pl contact them. They will do it at zero cost to you, in tie-up with Lions Blood Bank.
• If someone in Delhi cannot afford medicines as s/he is poor, pl contact Omkar Nath at 9250243298, 9971926518 and he will get you free medicines. All medicines are available. To support this amazing generosity, pl contact Omkar directly.http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/TopStories/Meet-the-poor-man-s-Medicine-Baba/Article1-799045.aspx
• Help support social activists and community mobilisers across 12 states by donating your newspaper, rough paper, cut paper, ruddi, empty bottles, cans, waste plastic, iron, anything to SRUTI (http://www.sruti.org.in/web1/trash.htm). NGO will come pick it all up from your place anywhere in Delhi/NCR and give you a proper receipt. They even bring weighing machine and come by appointment as well. Pl contact Asif or Sanjay, Q-1, Hauz Khas Enclave, New Delhi – 110 016,
  T: +91-11-26569023, 26964946, sruti@airtelmail.in, asif336@gmail.com, sruti@vsnl.com Your waste supports 24 Fellows, 145 karyakartas (volunteers/activists) and their groups who then help 6 lakh families (30 lakh individuals) in 7000 villages and 230 urban clusters, access rights and govt schemes alleviating them out of poverty.