During my college days YCZA was a unique institution, in that not only did it cater to the socio-cultural and religious requirements of Parsi-Irani Zoroastrian youth, but also provided crucial educational support through its Book Fund, where students could hire textbooks for their academic year at a very nominal cost. The efflux of time dims my memory as to what attracted me to YCZA – was it the very lively interactions and events at Modi Lodge or the beneficence of the Book Fund? What has been retained over the years are happy memories of camaraderie and friendly competition and knowledgeable interactions leading to mental and ethical development, which has stood me in good stead all these years. Organisations develop and grow due to the commitment and efforts of its Founders and key people. In that, we owe everlasting gratitude to Prof. Nadir Modi and the late Mrs. Homai Modi. It has been my privilege to continue the relationship for years after, especially with Homai, for all the good work she did. I also cannot forget the complete dedication of the late Ahmed Bharucha to his beloved Book Fund. Ahmed not only ran the Book Fund efficiently, but stayed au courant with all subjects and the latest text books, often providing invaluable guidance to students as to which questions to expect in their examinations. In the digital age that we live in, I feel that the need for an organisation like the YCZA is all the more pronounced in bringing the youth of our religion together on a common platform and improving their inter-personal skills.