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The very foundation of Smile was laid on the realization of a
group of young corporate professionals that it was their Social
Responsibility to give back to the society. In partnership with
many corporate bigwigs, it has brought sea changes in the lives
of more than 100,000 less privileged children and youth across
21 states of the country through more than 130 welfare projects.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has acquired new dimensions
in the recent years. Today, companies are proactively taking up
this good hearted investment and giving a social value to all
their business endeavours.
In India, though corporates have a strong will to dedicate their
resources for a social cause, they find it difficult to reach
the right people considering the demography and diverse social
problems of the country.
The uniqueness of Smile Foundation lies in its working model –
Social Venture Philanthropy. SVP seeks sustainability, scalability,
accountability, transparency, credibility and effective leadership.
Smile’s governance structure has a 4 tier audit and evaluation
mechanism to ensure right use of money and ultimately contribute
a huge Social Return on Investment against traditional methods.
Its working model has made Smile Foundation one of the most sought
for charity brand today.
Some of its corporate partners include SAIL, Bank of America,
Barclays Bank Inc, Societe Generale Corporate & Investment
Bank, Microsoft, Capgemini, GAIL, Lotus Herbals, Cvent, Rocsearch,
Busy, Ginni Filaments Ltd., HP, HDFC, HSBC, IBM – Daksh, IDBI
Bank, TCS, Oscar Group, Sandwood Infratech, Suzlon Energy, Symbian
Software, Shankar Pipes, Tata Chemicals Ltd., Xansa, to name a
few.
A few of our recent Corporate Partnerships
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Smile Foundation has received support and
encouragement from around 70 odd corporate and institutions
under various welfare initiatives across federal India.
Barclays, British Council, Bank of America,
Caterpillar, Capgemini, GAIL, GE, Ginni Filaments Ltd., HP,
HDFC, HSBC, IBM - Daksh, IDBI Bank, Indian Institute of Foreign
Trade, International Management Institute, Lotus Herbals,
Microsoft, Sandwood Infratech, SAIL, Suzlon Energy, TARGET,
Tata Chemicals Limited, TCS, The Grand Hotels, Times Foundation,
UPS, Verint |
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Engagement |
This programme is specially devised to guide
corporates, through the often unfamiliar territory
of volunteer community service.
All that you need to do is, show up, have fun
and go through a truly rewarding experience.
For more information write to
cp@smilefoundationindia.org or call +91
9818137722 |
Our
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Cause Related
Marketing |
In the brand clutter
today, most consumers prefer a brand name
that works not just for profits. This is an
area wherein cause related branding has lent
a great hand.
Commit a part of the year’s or quarter’s sales
value towards your chosen cause through a
CRM programme with Smile Foundation. Smile
in turn will help you fine tune and garner
the maximum out of it.
For more information write to cp@smilefoundationindia.org
or call +91 9818137722 |
Our
recent CRM
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Youth Support |
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Out of the graduates
passing out every year, only 15% are employable.
The rest lack the market required skills and
are thus branded “unemployable”.
Smile Foundation is bridging this gap between
demand and supply by taking a STEP forward for
the underprivileged youth in the country to
empower them through market oriented training.
Come, take a step ahead and support at least
50 of them.... read
more on STeP.
For more information write to cp@smilefoundationindia.org
or call +91 9818137722
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