We are thrilled to announce the phenomenal outcome of our recent blood donation camp held on 24th April, 2024 at our campus. Thanks to the incredible generosity and commitment of our community, a total of 609 units of blood were donated. This remarkable achievement not only sets a new standard for blood donation drives in our region but also underscores our collective dedication to saving lives and making a positive impact on our society.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the students, faculty, and staff who participated in this noble cause. Your selfless contributions have made a significant difference and exemplify the spirit of service that defines our college. Together, we are building a brighter future by supporting those in need and nurturing a culture of compassion and solidarity. Thank you for making this blood donation camp an unparalleled success!

Donate blood for a reason, let the reason to be life.

AKGEC in keeping with its policy of commitment towards society and to sensitize the students accordingly organized its annual Blood Donation Camp on 04 March 2020 in the Mechanical Engineering Block of the college. The camp was conducted in association with Rotary Sahibabad Research and Social Welfare Trust (Blood Bank) and Vardaan Multispeciality Hospital (Blood Bank), Ghaziabad.

The camp was inaugurated by Sh. Alok Gupta, District Governor Elect of Rotary Club Ghaziabad and part of NCR and Sh. Amit Garg, Assistant Governor of Rotary Club Ghaziabad and part of NCR. The inauguration ceremony was also graced by the presence of Sh. Vidhur Chharia, President Rotary Club, Sahibabad, Sh. Sandeep Garg, Chairman, Blood Donation Committee Sahibabad, Rotary club members Sh Rakesh Chharia and Sh. Arun Agarwal, Mr. Vinay Gupta, Executive Director, Ghaziabad Management Association and delegates from Vardaan Multispecialty Hospital Blood Bank, Rotary Club and Ghaziabad Management Association.

Three hundred and fifty nine units of blood were donated generously by the students, faculty and staff of the College. Fitness of the donors for donation was checked by a team of competent doctors and under arrangements of safe and hygienic blood donation. Nutritious refreshments were served to the donors after the donation and they were honoured with a certificate for donation, a donor card and a small gift for their gesture towards this noble cause.

Student conveners Siddharth, Arnav Bajpayee, Rishabh Kumar and Muskan Verma with their team of student volunteers from all years and branches managed the camp with full dedication under the guidance of Dean Students Welfare.

With a motive to encourage students to step forward and donate blood, Team Footprints, the Arts and Literary Society of the College, had organized Blood Donation Poster Making competition on 02 March, 2020. Selected posters were displayed in the college exhibition arcade and were well appreciated by the guests and the AKGEC family.

Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, in keeping with its policy of commitment towards society and to sensitize the students accordingly, organized its annual Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with Rotary Club Sahibabad & Vardaan Multispecialty Hospital Blood Bank on 23 April, 2019. 323 units of blood were donated by the students, faculty and staff of AKGEC while contributing towards thenoble cause.

The camp was inaugurated by Shri Subhash Jain, District Governor of Rotary Clubs located in Noida, Ghaziabad, Modinagar and some parts of Delhi. Shri Rakesh Chharia, President Rotary Club Sahibabad and delegates from Vardaan Multispecialty Hospital Blood Bank & Rotary Club also graced the inaugural ceremony.

Student conveners Akhil Gupta, Vatsalya Yadav, Anurag Pratap and Mitali Singh with their team of student volunteers from all years and branches managed the camp with full dedication under the guidance of Dean Student Welfare.

With a motive to encourage students to step forward and donate blood, Team Footprints had organized Blood Donation Poster Making competition on 14 April, 2019. Ingenious and motivating ideas were artistically drawn on the canvas and every single idea alluringly highlighted the necessity and significance of blood donation. About 300 students participated in the competition. Selected posters were displayed in the college exhibition arcade.