As part of our ESG framework for FY 2024-25, the social pillar focused on key priorities including nutrition, health equity, education for the girl child, and member engagement. In addition to structured programs, the year saw increased emphasis on member-driven initiatives such as volunteering, immersion visits, and community participation campaigns.
Total budget allocated
Percentage of overall ESG budget
In partnership with The Akshaya Patra Foundation, we allocated ₹ 140.0 lakhs to provide balanced meals to children in government schools. This initiative aimed to improve both nutrition and school attendance.
Through Nanhi Kali – K.C. Mahindra Trust, we supported underprivileged girls by distributing digital kits and learning tools worth ₹ 10.0 lakhs. The goal was to foster early STEM literacy and boost confidence among young learners.
We contributed ₹ 10.0 lakhs to Bethany for child support initiatives focused on enhancing care and development opportunities for vulnerable children.
This member-led initiative raised ₹ 14.5 lakhs voluntarily, fulfilling 2,500 wishes across four NGOs. It highlighted our shared culture of compassion and collective responsibility.
Members visited two Akshaya Patra centralized kitchens to better understand food preparation, logistics, and safety protocols. These non-financial visits deepened awareness of our nutrition initiatives.
Partnering with Idhayangal Charitable Trust, we allocated ₹ 24.0 lakhs to support screening, nutritional counseling, and lifelong disease management for children under 14 diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes from marginalized communities.
In collaboration with Rotary International, we conducted a blood donation drive as a non-financial initiative. Over 100 units were donated by members, contributing to emergency preparedness and broader community health.
| Category | FY25 Budget (₹ Lakhs) | % of Total ESG Budget | FY25 Spent + Committed (₹ Lakhs) | Utilization % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social Welfare & Education | 160 | 27% | 160.0 | 100% |
| Healthcare | 22.36 | 4% | 24.0 | >100% |
| Total (Social Pillar) | 182.36 | 31% | 184 | 100%+ |
