Volunteers from Tata Chemicals organised a POSH training activity at Lalpur Village. The training aimed towards educating the youth on preventing sexual harassment and fostering a safe environment at National Institute of Open Schooling classes.

Volunteers from Tata Chemicals organised an awareness session on mainstreaming of school dropouts through NIOS initiative at Aarmbhada area of Okhamandal Taluka, Dist- Devbhumi Dwarka, Gujarat. The session focused on promoting the importance of girl child education, encourage girls to pursue their studies, empower girls to overcome societal barriers and employee involvement.

On the eve of International Women’s Day, volunteers from Voltas organised a flashcard making activity on women leaders at TATA AIG, Bangalore, for the children of an NGO. The goal was to inspire young children by showcasing influential female figures and their contributions.

On the eve of International Women's Day, volunteers from Tata AIG organised tote bag painting for young girls of the orphanage. Women Volunteers, gathered to paint tote bags with empowering designs, slogans, and colourful motifs that symbolize the spirit of womanhood and equality.

Volunteers from Tata Motors Limited organised an activity for mothers whose children came out of malnutrition and felicitated them for their hard work. The activity took place at Tata Motors Limited, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand.

Volunteers from Tata Motors Limited, Pantnagar, celebrated Women’s Day at Gram Panchayat Khatola, Gadarpur Block, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand, which is known for Integrated Village Development Program (IVDP). Cultural programmes followed by certificates were distributed to the trainees who imparted training on mushroom cultivation and incense sticks making.

Volunteers from Tata Motors Limited, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, organised a cleanliness drive at Material Road outside TML Gate 4. The volunteers took proactive steps to ensure the surroundings were clean, hygienic, and well-maintained. Volunteers actively engaged in sweeping, collecting waste, and responsibly disposing of the garbage. More than 500 volunteers participated in the activity.

Volunteers from Tata Motors Limited, Pantnagar, visited the Devkali Village, Sitarganj Block, Udham Singh Nagar District, where they spent the entire day in the field, engaging with women and farmers involved in various livelihood activities such as onion cultivation, poultry, cow rearing, mushroom cultivation, kitchen gardening and wheat production. Other key focus was to distribute pickle making requirements to strengthen the income generation capacity of the community.

Volunteers from Tata Power Group organised an activity Kalpataru Sevashram, Rajapada Chowk, Sambalpur, Odisha, where they distributed essential educational materials, including pencils, erasers, sharpeners, notebooks, and drawing colours, to help nurture the talent of the children of the shelter home. Satish Kumar (CFO), P.P Tendulkar (Chief-Commercial Services), Cosmos Damiyan Lakra (Chief-HR, IR.ES&A), V.T. Narayan (Chief Distribution), S.K. Mahalik (Chief Legal & Enforcement), Boban Chacko (Head-Performance Management Group & BE) participated in the activity.

A plantation drive was organised by the volunteers from Tata Power Group at Kumarchok Primary school. Volunteers planted 80 saplings to enhance the biodiversity. Also, an awareness session was organised on the importance of environmental conservation, nurturing sustainable practices within the community.

Volunteers from Tata Power organised a school wall painting activity at MS Khakripara School. Volunteers worked collaboratively to transform blank walls into colourful murals, depicting themes of education, nature, and community spirit.

Volunteers from Tata Power organised an activity at Utkal Balashram, Balasore, Odisha, where they distributed uniforms, sports equipment, food, and stickers for the children of the orphanage and encouraged their talents through performances. Over 100 children benefited through this activity.

Volunteers from Tata Projects Limited, Hyderabad, participated in a road safety awareness session at Kandlakoya, Sutariguda and Lingapur Govt. Schools, Hyderabad District, where session on safety at home, road and school were conducted.

A blood donation camp was organised by the volunteers from Tata Projects at TCS Noida site project. The volunteers donated blood towards a greater cause.

A blood donation camp was organised by the volunteers from Tata Projects at Powai office, Mumbai. 97 employees donated blood towards a greater cause.

A drawing competition was organised by the volunteers from Tata Projects at Prathimic Government School, Village-Jhatta, Noida. The volunteers also conducted an awareness session on safety and environment conservation.

Volunteers from Tata Steel organised a cleaning drive at Haldia, West Bengal, where they collected plastic waste from the river basin. The collected waste was responsibly disposed of in a municipality van, reinforcing their commitment to sustainability and a cleaner environment.

On the eve of International Women’s Day, a plantation drive was organised by the volunteers from Tata Steel near the admin office at HMC, Haldia, West Bengal. This initiative highlighted the collective commitment to environmental sustainability while celebrating the spirit of women’s empowerment.

A blood donation drive was organised by the volunteers from Tata Steel at HMC, Haldia, West Bengal, on Founder's Day, celebrating the legacy of J.N. Tata.

On the eve of International Women’s Day, Tata Steel volunteers from GWI Tarapore organised a basic computer learning and book making activity with the underprivileged girls from Seva Charitable Trust, Goregaon This initiative aimed to equip the girls with fundamental computer knowledge while fostering creativity and learning.

On the eve of International Women's Day, volunteers from EIC and Tata Steel visited a school at Tarapore, Palghar district, making the occasion special with cultural performances and heartfelt appreciation for teachers. The team donated blackboards, fans, and cupboards, enhancing the learning environment for students.

Volunteers from Tata Steel organised a drawing competition for the students of Masti Ki Pathshala, Rajnagar. The event included interactive sessions and motivational talks, engaging the students and encouraging their creativity.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices made 37 kits at Turbhe office in Maharashtra, for the underprivileged girls under the activity, Unstoppable She, wherein each kit included 5 handmade motivational bookmarks and 1 handmade wrist band. These kits will be distributed to underprivileged girl children from grade 6 to grade 12 for International Women’s Day.

Volunteers Tata Teleservices organised a Mangroves clean-up drive at Sagar Vihar, Vashi, Navi Mumbai. Massive quantities of plastic waste, thermocol, cloth, glass, bottles, footwear, bags, pillows, organic wastes etc. were removed from the mangroves during this initiative.

On the eve of International Women's Day, volunteers from Tata Teleservices organised an awareness session at Medchal, Hyderabad, on women's safety and respect at workplace. Three volunteers conducted a four-hour session, benefiting 30 security personnel. This initiative aimed to foster a culture of respect and safety, emphasizing the importance of creating a supportive environment for women both at work and in general.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices organised a blood donation and awareness camp focusing on the importance of blood donation for individuals affected by Thalassemia at Vivekananda Convent High Schol Moosapet, Hyderabad. A 2K walk to create awareness in public on Thalassemia and bring them to donate blood for children having Thalassemia was also a part of the activity.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices distributed environmental awareness worksheets, specifically designed for underprivileged children from the slums of Mumbai. The knowledge gained from these worksheets can inspire these children to act in their own communities, whether it be through simple acts like recycling and conserving water or more significant efforts like participating in local clean-up events. More than 100 volunteers participated in the activity.

A blood donation camp was organised by the volunteers from Voltas at Voltas office, Bengaluru. The volunteers donated blood towards a greater cause.

A Holi celebration was organised by the volunteers from Voltas at Saksham Special School, Sadar Bazar, Cantt., Lucknow. The volunteers distributed ecofriendly colors, stationery box, chocolates and snacks etc.

A blood donation camp was organised by the volunteers from Voltas at Voltas Head office, Chinchpokli, Mumbai. The volunteers donated blood towards a greater cause.

An awareness session on fire safety was organised by the volunteers from Voltas at Balam Govt, UP school, Deogarh, Odisha. The children were taught several ways to prevent fire accidents and how to tackle a fire situation.

A blood donation camp was organised by the volunteers from Voltas at Voltas office, Ahmedabad. The volunteers donated blood towards a greater cause.

A blood donation camp was organised by the volunteers from Voltas at Voltas office, Vadodara. The volunteers donated blood towards a greater cause.