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COVID-19 Response by Indian Companies, CSR and Philanthropy

An analysis of contributions to COVID-19 response by 100 large companies and corporate leaders in India

May 2020 (Edition I)

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ContentMay 2020 (Edition I)

Introduc�on and Research Methodology ..............................................................................................4

Key Highlights ........................................................................................................................................5

Overview ...............................................................................................................................................6

Contribu�on by Corporates ...................................................................................................................9

Contribu�on by CSR Founda�ons ........................................................................................................15

Contribu�on to fund set-up by Central/ State Government ................................................................16

Annexure: Details of en��es and their contribu�ons ..........................................................................19

COVID-19 Response Gallery .................................................................................................................32

Introduc�on and Research Methodology ..............................................................................................4

Key Highlights ........................................................................................................................................5

Overview ...............................................................................................................................................6

Contribu�on by Corporates ...................................................................................................................9

Contribu�on by CSR Founda�ons ........................................................................................................15

Contribu�on to fund set-up by Central/ State Government ................................................................16

Annexure: Details of en��es and their contribu�ons ..........................................................................19

COVID-19 Response Gallery .................................................................................................................29

The outbreak of COVID-19 has led to huge ramifications across the world. With a large population and relatively evolving health system in India, it is a challenge to contain the spread of COVID-19 and address the surge of the patients to be treated. Simultaneously, it also brings to surface vari-ous economic challenges with the regulatory impositions across the nation. It calls for a multi-pronged response that includes strategic diagnostics and treatment, adequate and safe health infrastructure and taking care of the basic needs of the underprivileged communities, while slowly building up projects and initiatives that prepare the communities for the post COVID-19 scenario. Since mid of March 2020, there are many corporates, CSR Foundations and business leaders who have come forward to support COVID-19 response in various capacities. Additional-ly, the recent recognition of COVID-19 response under CSR mandate has further catalysed the response intensity. First in the series of COVD-19 response, this report brings to you an overview of how the large 100 businesses and its leaders are stepping in to support India through this crisis. Our research comprises of analysis of 110 entities including corporates, CSR Foundations and large individual philanthropic contributions over the last one month, contributing to INR 7075 Cr. consolidated funding through 189 different initiatives. We have further analysed the patterns of the response through share of funding committed, based on geographies of action, company types, industry sectors, response priorities and its distribution across target communities.1

Introduction and Research MethodologyMay 2020 (Edition I)

110 Entitites 189 InitiativesINR 7074.52 Cr.

Funding Committed

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BSE/NSE listed companies contribute the highest commitment (37%) in terms of funding towards COVID-19, followed by private companies which contribute 20% share in funding.About 10% of the commitment comes through the CSR foundations of companies and 15% comes through HNI or individual philanthropic organisations led by corporate leaders.Majority of the response funding, about 48% is donated towards the fund set up by Central or State Governments, followed by a 32% support towards reinforcing the health infrastructure and 25% towards medical supplies and safety gear.About 64% of the initiatives address a mix target group and are spread across India, 24% initia-tives address the needs of hospitals and frontline health workers and COVID-19 infected. While the corporates largely contribute towards the relief funds, CSR foundations are focused towards resolving the issues faced by hospitals and frontline health workers, ensuring adequate supply of medicines, protective and safety gear and equipment.Diversified, Oil, Drilling, Lubricant and Petroleum, and Banking and Finance sector accounts to 68% of the total commitment by corporates.Out of the total funding towards fund set up by government, only 3% is directed towards the states, whereas 97% is towards the centrally set up funds. Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Telangana are the top 4 states receiving contributions to the fund set up by State Governments.

Key HighlightsMay 2020 (Edition I)

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OverviewMay 2020 (Edition I)

S.No Response Description

Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.1

2

3

4

Food and Ration-kit distribution

Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

R&D/ Innovation

PM CARES, CM Relief Fund, Disaster Relief Fund etc.

For urban and rural poor, wage workers etc.

Test-kit, thermal scanners, PPE kit, gloves, sanitizers, medicines, masks etc.

Support to develop innovative interventions

Health Infrastructure Support5

6

7

8

Benefit Transfer (Cash)

Fund/ Fund-raiser by third party

Others

Hospital building, isolation wards, ventilators and other infra related support

In-cash or payment transfer to poor families

Setting aside a contingency fund or contribution to crowd funding platform

Anything apart from categories mentioned above like Volunteering with government

agencies, awareness campaigns, etc

Categorisation of COVID-19 response:

CSR

Corporate

Individual Philanthropy

Corporate

Indi

vidua

lPh

ilant

horo

py

PSU/ Govt Owned

Autonomous Corporation,

BSE/NSE Listed

Company, 2667.6

CSR Foundation

CSR

Org

anisa

tion/

HNI

,10

59.5

6


Funding committed towards different responses

Funding Committed (in INR Cr.)

Food & Ration-kit Distribution



R&D/ Innovation

Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

Health Infrastructure Support


Others

Awareness Campaigns 0

7.5

40.07

515

1153.25

1156.75

1762.75

2313.79

3365.29

Target community-wise COVID-19 response


Covid-19 Infected

Urban Slums

Homeless Communities

Sanitation Workers

General

Rural Communities

Migrant & Wage Workers

Hospitals & Frontline Health Workers

Police & Other Government Officials

Others

153.4

40.0

52.0

107.8

168.3

1291.5

1744.5

291.9

432.8

4577.8

7

Pan India

North India

Not Mentioned East India

South India

West India

Central India


Geographic region-wise funding committed

Pan India

Not Mentioned

South India

WestIndia

8

DiversifiedOil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals

Banking & FinanceMetals, Mining & MineralAuto & Auto AncillariesConstruction, Contracting & Infrastructure

Computer Software/ ITOthers

Industry sector-wise COVID-19 response (funding committed)


Contribution by Corporates

91 Entitites

167 Initiatives

INR 5277 Cr. Funding

Committed

34%

20%14%

12%

3%

3%12%

2%

BSE/NSE Listed CompanyPrivate Company

PSU/ Govt. Owned Autonomous Corporation

Funding committed by company-type

51%26%

23%

9

West IndiaNorth India East India South India

Corporate headquarter-wise funding (region)

Corporate headquarter-wise funding (region)


65%

23%

7%5%

East India, 385.54

North India, 1199.97

South India, 284.43

West India, 3406.87

Scale of Funding

Geographic Region of HQ

Fund

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Com

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r.)

-500

0 1 2 3 4 50

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

4500

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Response priorities by company-type

0

200

400

600

800

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1400

1600

1800

2000

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Fund

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Com

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Fund setup by Central/State Govt. Food and Ration-kit DistributionFund/ Fund-raiser by third party

Health Infrastructure Support Medical Supplies & Safety GearOthers R&D/ Innovation

BSE/NSE Listed Company Private Company PSU/Govt. Owned AutonomousCorporation

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Response priorities by industry-sectors

Fund setup by Central/State Govt. Food and Ration-kit DistributionFund/ Fund-raiser by third party

Health Infrastructure Support Medical Supplies & Safety GearOthers R&D/ Innovation

Others

Computer Software/ IT

0 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Construction, Contracting& Infrastructure

Auto & Auto Ancillaries

Metals, Minings & Minerals

Banking & Finance

Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals

Diversified

12

GeneralMigrant and Wage Workers Hospitals & Front Line Health Worker

Rural Communities

Covid-19 Infected Urban Slums Homeless Communities Police & Other Government Officials

Sanitation Workers

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

Fund

ing

Com

mitt

ed (i

n IN

R C

r.)

BSE/NSE Listed Company Private CompanyPSU/Govt. Owned AutonomousCorporation

Company ownership-wise distribution of response across target communities


13

GeneralMigrant and Wage Workers Hospitals and Frontline Health Workers

Rural Communities

COVID-19 Infected Urban Slums Homeless Communities Police & Other Government Officials

Sanitation Workers

Others

Computer Software/ IT

0 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Construction, Contracting& Infrastructure

Auto & Auto Ancillaries

Metals, Minings & Minerals

Banking & Finance

Oil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals

Diversified

Industry sector-wise distribution of response across target communities


14

15%

68%

1%16%

Fund Setup by Central/ State Govt.Food and Ration-Kit Distribution Health Infrastructure Support Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

Covid-19 Infected

Rural Communities

General Hospital & Frontline Health Worker

Migrant & Wage Worker,Covid-19 Infected

Response priorities by CSR Foundations

Distribution of response across target communities


Contribution by CSR Foundation

12 Entitites 15 InitiativesINR 739 Cr.

Funding Committed

Hospital & Frontline Health Worker

General

Covid-19 Infected

Rural Communities 15

CSRCorporate Individual Philanthropy

Contribution by entity types


Contribution to fund set-up by Central/ State Government

61 Entitites 82 InitiativesINR 3336 Cr.

Funding Committed

Corporate

PSU/ Govt Owned

Autonomous Corporation,CSR Foundation

CSR

Priva

te Com

pany

16

DiversifiedOil, Drilling, Lubricants & Petrochemicals

Banking & Finance

Metals, Mining & Mineral

Paints & Varnishes

Construction, Contracting & InfrastructureChemicals, Pesticides & Fertilizers

ShippingPower & Heavy EngineeringOthers

31%

20%19%

13%

4%

3%1%1%

1%

7%

Share in funding committed by budget range

Contribution by corporates based on industry-sectors


>1 Cr. 1-5 Cr. 5-20 Cr.

5-20 Cr.

20-50 Cr.

20-50 Cr.

50-100 Cr.

50-100 Cr.

100-500 Cr.

100-500 Cr.

500 Cr. <

500 Cr. <

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Andhra Pradesh

Karnataka

Punjab

Rajasthan

Maharashtra

Gujarat

Tamil Nadu

Telangana

Uttar Pradesh

Chhattisgarh

Madhya Pradesh

0 5

2.5

2.5

3.5

5

5

5

5

7

10.25

20

27

10 15 20 25 30

State Govt. FundPM- CARES Fund

97%

3%

Distribution of funding across Central and State Governments

Funding received by State Governments


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Annexure: Details of entities and their contributions

The report covers data available till 2nd May 2020 through secondary research.

Sr.No. Name of Entity Type of Response


In-kind Donations/ Beneficiaries Reached

1 ACC Foundation Food and Ration-kit Distribution

NA Food and ration kits (thousand)

2 Adani Foundation Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

100 NA

Fund setup by Central/ State Govt

1 NA


5 NA

3 Aditya Birla Group Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

400 NA


50 NA


NA Bed Facility (100 no.)


NA Beds (200 no.)


50 N95 masks (1 million ) PPEs (280000 )

4 Amazon India Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

Fundraiser for 100 Cr.

NA

5 Ambuja Cement Foundation

Food and Ration-kit Distribution

NA Food and ration kits (thousand)

6 Ambuja Cements Limited


3.3 NA

7 Amway India Enterprises Private Limited


0.25 NA


1 NA

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8 Anita Dongre

10 Asian Paints Limited Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

35 NA

11 Avenue Supermarts Limited


100 NA


10 NA


10 NA


5 NA


5 NA


5 NA


5 NA


5 NA


2.5 NA


2.5 NA


2.5 NA

Fund/ Fund-raiserby third party

1.5 NA

20

12 Azim Premji Philanthropic Initiatives

13 Baba Ramdev Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

25 NA

14 Bata India Limited Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

NA Shoes (1000000 no.)

15 Bhushan Kumar Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

1 NA

16 Bosch Limited Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

5 NA

Others 45 NA

17 Capgemini India Private Limited


NA Face shields (400 no.)


NA PPE Kits (25200 no.) N95 Masks (39050 no.) 3 Ply Masks (230000 no.) Face Shields (15400 no.) Non-Contact IR Thermometer (510 no.) Gloves & goggles (33,080 no.)


NA Dry ration kits (18,000+ Families) Meals (614,000 no.)

R&D/ Innovation NA NA

18 Cargill India Private Limited


NA NA


NA Meal ( 16000000no.)Families (150000no.)

21

19 CEAT Limited

Others NA Trucks (1000 No.)

20 Cello Group Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

3.5 NA

21 Cipla Foundation Others 4 NA

22 Cisco System Capital (India) Private Limited


NA Food and Ration Kits (150 no.)

23 Coal India Limited Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

221 NA

24 Coca Cola India Private Limited

Food and Ration-kit Distribution, Fund/ Fund-raiser by third party, Medical Supplies & Safety Gear, Others

100 Beverages (quantity not mentioned) food security support (quantity not mentioned) Provisioning of dry rations (quantity not mentioned) PPEs (quantity not mentioned)

Health Infrastructure Support, Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

NA Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) (quantity not mentioned)

25 Cosmo Foundation Food and Ration-kit Distribution

0.5 NA

26 Credit Suisse Services (India) Private Limited


4.5 Medical Equipment, PPE (4000 Health Workers)

27 Dabur India Limited Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

11 NA

28 Dalmia Bharat Group


1.6 NA


NA Food Packets(69000 no.)

Fund setup byCentral/ StateGovt.

25 NA

22

29 DCB Bank Limited

30 Deendayal Port Trust Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

8 NA

31 Diageo India Private Limited


NA Alcohol (500,000 litres )

32 Dr. Lal Path Labs Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

1 NA

33 Essar Foundation Food and Ration-kit Distribution

NA Meals ( 1250000 no.)


NA PPE & Masks (100000 no.)

34 Flipkart India Private Limited (Walmart Inc. Group)


38.3 PPE (1000000 no.) Masks (300000 no.)

35 Fosun RZ Capital Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

NA COVID-19 Testing Kits (20000 no.)

36 Fosun RZ Capital Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

NA Masks (5000 no.)

37 Future Generali India Insurance Co Ltd.


40 Agents (8000)

38 Godrej Group


NA Hospital beds (115 no.)


NA Beds (75 no.)

Awareness Campaigns

NA NA


NA Hand wash ( 1 million Packets)


NA Hand wash, sanitizers and soap (quantity not mentioned)


NA Sanitisers (quantity not mentioned)

Fund setup byCentral/ StateGovt.

1 NA

Medical Supplies& Safety Gear

5 Medicalequipments & protective supplies(quantity notmentioned)

23

39 Google India Private Limited

40 HDFC Group Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

150 NA

41 Hero Cycles Limited Fund/ Fund-raiser by third party

100 NA

42 Huawei Telecommunications India Company Private Limited


7 NA

43 Hyundai Motor India Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

4 Diagnostic kits, PPEs (quantity not mentioned)

44 Hyundai Motor India Foundation


5 NA

45 ICICI Group Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

80 NA


20 NA

46 Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO)


25 NA

47 Indian Oil Corporation Limited


0.79 NA


225 NA

48 Infosys Foundation Health Infrastructure Support

100 Quarantine Facilitiy (100 Rooms)

49 ITC Limited

50 Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust


16.4 NA

51 Jindal Steel and Power Limited


25 NA


5 NA


150 NA

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52 JM Financial Limited


15 NA

53 JSW Group Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

100 NA


NA Ventilators, Testing Kits, PPE (quantity not mentioned)


NA Free Meals (quantity not mentioned)


NA Isolation wards (quantity not mentioned)

54 Jubilant Foodworks Limited


NA NA


5 NA


NA Free meals and ration kits (quantity not mentioned)


5 NA

55 KIOCL Limited Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

11 NA


0.05 Ration (200 quintals)

56 Kolkata Port Trust Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

1 NA

57 Kotak Mahindra Finance Limited


10 NA

58 LANXESS India Private Limited


NA Disinfectant (1000Kg )

Fund setup by Central/ StateGovt.

15 NA


25 NA

25

59 Larsen and Toubro Limited

60 LG Electronics India Private Limited


NA Water purifiers, air conditioners, refrigerators (quantity not mentioned)

61 Life Insurance Corporation


105 NA

62 Loreal India Private Limited


NA Sanitiser (60000 Litre)


NA PPE Kits (quantity not mentioned)


NA Food and Ration Kits (quantity not mentioned)

63 Mahanagar Gas Limited


1.2 NA


NA Meals (120000 no.)


NA Families (2000 no.)

64 Mahindra & Mahindra Group


NA Holiday resorts (quantity not mentioned)


NA Ventilators (quantity not mentioned)


NA NA

65 Marico Limited R&D/ Innovation 2.5 NA

66 MG Motors India Private Limited

Health Infrastructure Support, Medical Supplies & Safety

2 NA

67 Mondelez India Foods Private Limited


NA Critical masks, sanitizers (quantity not mentioned) Relief kits (1800 no.)

68 Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited


5 NA


150 NA


NA Masks (100000 no.)Sanitisers (15000 L)

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69 MSTC Limited

70 Mumbai Port Trust Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

1.27 NA

71 National Stock Exchange of India Limited


26 NA

72 Nestle India Limited Food and Ration-kit Distribution

15 Ration-kits (quantity not mentioned)

73 Nestle India Limited Health Infrastructure Support

1 Ventilators (quantity not mentioned)

74 Neyvelli Lignite Corporation Limited


25 NA

75 Nippon Paint (India) Private Limited


0.075 NA

76 Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Ltd


300 NA

77 Oneplus India Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

NA PPE Kits (quantity not mentioned)


1 NA

78 Oppo Mobiles India Private Limited


1 NA

79 P C Financial Services Private Limited (CashBean)


0.1 NA

Medical Supplies & Safety Gear, Food and Ration-kit Distribution

NA People (50000 )

80 Paradip Port Trust

81 Patanjali Ayurved Limited


1.5 NA


5.54 NA


8 NA

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82 PayTM

R&D/ Innovation 5 NA

83 Pepsico India Holdings Private Limited


NA COVID-19 Testing Kits (25000)


NA Meals (5000000 no.)

84 Pernod Ricard India Foundation


15 Ventilators (45 no.) ICU Beds (100 no.)

85 Piramal Group Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

25 NA

86 Power Finance Corporation Limited


200 NA


50 NA

87 Procter & Gamble India Limited


NA Masks (150000 no.) Sanitiser (no quantity mentioned)

88 Realme Mobile Telecommunications (India) Private Limited


NA Ration Kits (25000 People)

89 Reliance Industries Limited


5 NA


5 NA


NA Hospital setup (details not mentioned)


NA Masks (100000 no. / Day)


NA Free Meals (5000000 no.)


Fundraiserfor 500 Cr.

NA


500 NA

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90 ReNew Power Private Limited


5 NA


5 NA


NA Dry Ration ( quantity not mentioned) Hygiene Kits ( quantity not mentioned)

91 Samsung India Electronics Private Limited


NA NA


NA NA


15 NA


2.5 NA


2.5 NA

92 Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Limited


8.3 NA

93 Satya Nadela Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

2 NA

94 State Bank of India

95 State Bank of India Foundation


NA Ration-kits (quantity not mentioned)

96 Steel Authority of India Limited


30 NA


9 NA


NA ICU beds, isolation beds, quarantine facilities, and sanitizers (quantity not mentioned)


10 NA


7.7 NA

29

97 Sundar Pichai

98 T Series Private Limited


12 NA

99 Tata Power Company Limited


NA Face masks ( 1,20,000 no.)

100 Tata Sons Private Limited

Health Infrastructure Support, Medical Supplies & Safety Gear, Food and Ration-kit Distribution, Others

1000 NA

100 Tata Trusts Medical Supplies & Safety Gear

500 NA

101 Telecommunications Consultants India Limited


0.3272 NA

102 TVS Motor Company Limited


30 NA

103 Uday Kotak Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

25 NA

104 UPL Limited


NA PPE Units (quantity not mentioned)


NA Modern Mechanical Spraying Machines (200 no.)


NA Disinfectant (1150000 no.)


NA Hand Sanitizers (Quantity not mentioned)


NA NA


75 NA

Fund/ Fund raiserby third party

5 NA

30

105 Vedanta Limited Fund setup by Central/ State Govt.

101 NA


200 NA

106 Vivo Mobile India Private Limited


NA Masks (100000 no.)

107 Walmart Foundation Food and Ration-kit Distribution, Others

7.7 NA

108 Wipro Enterprises Private Limited


25 NA

109 Wipro Limited Health Infrastructure Support

100 NA


NA Hospital facility (450 beds)

110 Xiaomi Technology India Private Limited


NA N95 masks (quantity not mentioned)

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COVID-19 Response Gallery

Amway India Enterprises Private Limited

Donation to Meenakshi Mission Hospital and Research Centre, Madurai

SBI Foundation

Ration Distribution in Govandi, Mumbai

Source: https://twitter.com/amwayindia/status/1251417079250640897

Source: https://twitter.com/NixonJoseph1708/status/1250841678685941765

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LANXESS India Private Limited

LANXESS' product Rely+On™ Virkon™ donated to the Maharashtra State Government

Capgemini India Private Limited

PPE and mask donation by Capgemini India Private Limited

Source: http://lanxess.in/en/media-india/press-releases-india/india-pr-lanxess-india-aids-maharashtra-governments-fight-against-covid-19-with-commitment-of-1-t/

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Aditya Birla Group

PPE and medical supplies donated to hospitals and frontline health workers

Avenue Supermarts Limited

Ration-kit distribution initiative

34


Dabur India Limited

Beverage distribution amongst communities

Dalmia Bharat Group

Food and ration-kit distribution by Dalmia Bharat Group

35


ICICI Group

Distribution of medical supplies and safety gear to government officials

Kotak Mahindra Finance Limited

Distribution of umbrellas to the police officials

36


Nestle India Limited

Food distribution by Nestle India

OLA Foundation

Food distribution drive by OLA Foundation

37


Oppo Mobiles India Private Limited

Mask distribution drive

Patanjali Ayurved Limited

Serving cooked meals to the underprivileged

38


PayTM

Food and water distribution by PayTM

Tata Group and Tata Trusts

Providing sanitiser to government officials

39


Mahindra and Mahindra Group

Food and cooked meal provision to migrant and daily wage workers

Vivo Mobile India Private Limited

Providing sheds for police officials

40


Xiaomi Technology India Private Limited

Food distribution by Xiaomi Technology India Private Limited

Oaknorth Global Private Limited

Support for dry ration kit provision to daily wage workers through Akshay Patra

41


Hindustan Aeronautics Limited

Manufacturing aerosol boxes for protection of medical workers while treating COVID-19 patients

Pradeep Phosphates Limited

30 transgender persons assisted with dry ration kit including soaps and masks

42


GMR Varalakshmi

Ration kits being provided to vulnerable and destitute families

PI Industries Limited

Arrange food and basic amenities for migrant and wage workers during lockdown while ensuringCOVID-19 prevention and containment protocol

43


Godrej Group

Under the #ProtektIndiaMovement, Godrej Protekt has commenced free distribution of 1 millionpackets of Mr. Magic powder-to-liquid handwash in Maharashtra

Jubiliant Foodworks Limited

“Feed the Daily Wager” initiative distributing ration kits - 100 meals to a family

44


Pepsico India Holdings Private Limited

Dry rations distributed to the families most impacted by COVID-19 outbreak in Bhawanigarh, Sangrur, Punjab with Smile Foundation

Loreal India Private Limited

Distribution of 60,000 litres of alcohol-based hand sanitizers to public health institutions, police forces and NGOs

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Customized Dashboard: You can access detailed CSR proposals, shortlist nonprofits, proposals and innovative products, directly reach out to implementing organizations by ‘Showing interest’ in their profile, review and rate nonprofits to help your peers etc. via your Dashboard.

For Corporate

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Ad Banners on CSRBOX & NGOBOX

With an inflow of over 10,000 visitors per day, CSRBOX/NGO-BOX becomes a center stage for

you to promote your CSR initiatives and opportunities.

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Bespoke Newsletters

Within a rich network of 1.5 lac+ NGOs and 3,000+ Corporate Heads, CSRBOX circulates

Newsletters, highlighting major CSR interventions, opportunities and projects of Corporates, to stir discussion and raise awareness.

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Symposiums and Workshops

For few Corporates looking to broadcast their CSR activities

and initiatives to a more targeted audience, CSRBOX designs and

organizes structured symposiums and workshops

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CSR Marketing Support: For Social Arms

of Corporate

Since each Organization has its own set of requirements,

CSRBOX follows a 4 step regime to identify suitable partners

(Organizations) and connect Corporate to them.

321Digital Outreach& Amplification

Knowledge Resources

Impact Comunication

Communication and Resources

Outreach

321CSR Project

Conceptuatization,Ideation &Execution

Identification & Due diligence

of NGO Partners

CSR Handholding

4Research & Intelligence

CSR Advisory& Consulting

With over 3,000 Companies and Donor organizations in its network, our online platform CSRBOX.org extends its assistance with services as under, so that your organization finds the best collaborations for social good and lasting impact.

For Non-profits & Social Enterprises

Online Platform

Other Services

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Corporate Connections

Impact Communication

Pitch Proposals

DigitalOutreach

Newsletter Dissemination

Get a personalized dashboard to manage your Corporate connections and to pitch CSR proposals

Being the go-to place for Companies and donors for CSR collobrations, CSRBOX helps you reach out to the right people with your proposals.

Publish your organization’s Impact stories, CSR Initiatives, Innovative Products, Project Proposals etc. through CSRBOX’s Newslet-ters, reaching out to our reader base of 1.5 lac+ NGOs and 3,000+ Corporate Heads, through emailers every week!

With over 1.5 lakh followers on various Social Media platforms, CSRBOX.org is the best place to showcase your CSR journey and attract contributions!

CSRBOX provides knowledge resources in the form of Impact Stories, Impact Interviews, Impact Talks, Field Stories, Press releases etc. for you to see what’s trending and the impact of various innovations.

Research and Intelligence: Data driven reports give insights into key thematic areas, fund flows, geo-graphical distribution of projects etc. and can help in project planning and decision making process.

Amplification and Outreach: Through bespoke newsletters and targeted Events & Exhibitions, CSRBOX intends to help organizations enhance the visibility of their initiatives and products, hence improving their brand, reach and chances for collaboration.

CSR Advisory: Leveraging its experience with Corporate projects, CSRBOX helps non-profits conceptu-alize, ideate and execute CSR Projects from scratch, that work best with their Organization's vision and intent.

Capacity Building and Training Programs: CSRBOX, with its expertise and experience working with a multitude of CSR Stakeholders, has prepared an assortment of services that could help you save time and effort, and build capacities.

CSR Training Modules Marketing & BrandManagement

Social Media Management Technical Support

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COVID-19 Response by Indian Companies, CSR and Philanthropy on COVID19 Response...CSRBOX, India’s largest CSR and social impact platform. Research: Bhagyashree Patil, Prachi Godbole