CHF identifies and creates special programs that can yield significant clinical and health benefits. One of these programs was created to address maternal and infant mortality during pregnancy and childbirth. Despite significant government investment and efforts to improve outcomes during pregnancy to ensure the good health of mother and baby, gaps remain, and we have an unacceptably high rate of infant and maternal mortality. To combat this, CHF partnered with Rotary Clubs in both India and the US, initiating "The Tiny Feet Project" in Coimbatore, South India. Siddarth Kasi has been raising funds by presenting at the Rotary clubs in Orlando and in India. With his effort, he has raised $100,000 for this project. We extend our sincere appreciation to the Rotary Clubs and the Rotary Foundation for their generous support. This initiative, in collaboration with the Coimbatore district's health ministry, has identified 53 rural and tribal Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs). The maternal wards in these PHCs will be enhanced to industry standards, ensuring safer childbirth experiences. The equipment will be procured from a local vendor in Coimbatore and distributed to the PHCs at the beginning of 2024. Siddarth Kasi has been raising funds by presenting at the Rotary Clubs in the Orlando area and in India.