Social Entrepreneur and the Nonprofit Founder of Sundara, Erin Zaikis

Erin Zaikis is the author of Sundara, an association that reuses lodging cleansers and has worked across India, Uganda, and Myanmar.

Erin was brought up in Massachusetts and she moved on from the University of Michigan’s Gerald Ford School of Public Policy. After graduation, she went through two years working in Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar with youngsters who were casualties of the sex dealing industry. Erin has resided in India, Thailand, Israel, and New York prior to making the Upper West Side in NYC her home.

Preceding Sundara, Erin was the CEO of IsraAID US, where she dealt with a $10 million guide project zeroed in on calamity help undertakings and drove help missions to Nepal, Kenya (Kakuma exile camp), Lesbos, Greece, and Houston, Texas.

Erin’s organization Sundara reuses inn cleanser and appropriates it across India, Uganda, and Myanmar. Erin likewise knows the significance of instruction thus through Sundara, She recruits widows, casualties of aggressive behavior at home, and single parents as local area cleanliness envoys to assist with expanding hand-washing rates. Sundara has circulated over a large portion of 1,000,000 bars of cleanser to date, working with neighborliness accomplices like Hilton, Hyatt, and Marriott, and compasses more than 50,000 kids every month.

She is a Forbes 30 Under 30 in the Social Impact rundown of 2018, is a Summit Series Fellow, has been perceived by the Huffington Post, ONE, CNN, BBC, and the Clean India crusade, and has spoken at colleges and gatherings across the US, Canada, and Europe, including a TEDx talk.