Air India team, in collaboration with the Red Cross Society, successfully organised a blood donation camp at the Air India HQ, Vatika One on One, Gurugram, Haryana with 251 volunteers stepping forward, and 197 successfully donating blood.

Taj SATS Delhi volunteers joined hands to brighten up a community school supported by Aastha Foundation in Ruchi Vihar, New Delhi. Volunteers came together to repaint classrooms and common areas with vibrant colours and motivational artwork, creating a warm and inspiring learning environment for the students.

Students from NIOS along with volunteers from Tata Chemicals engaged in an insightful learning experience at Mojap Wetland, near Mithapur, Gujarat, exploring the ecosystem, bird species, and their significance in the environment. Through field visits and a drawing competition, they deepened their understanding of bird conservation and wetland ecology. This initiative is part of the second-generation learning program – "Basic Course of Ornithology" by TCSRD, where 112 Citizen Scientist volunteers are now sharing their knowledge with the community to promote environmental education.

TDM employees and their families dedicate their time each month to serving the community in Gunsan, Jeollabuk-do, Korea

• At Gunsan Senior Citizens Restaurant, they prepare and serve free meals to elderly individuals living alone or aged 65+, ensuring they receive warm, nutritious food.
• At Moses Infant Home, they provide care and support for orphaned infants, along with maintaining a clean and nurturing environment.

Recognizing the importance of clean surroundings and hygiene, TPCODL volunteers conducted a cleanliness awareness session in Nayagarh. Engaging tribal women, they organised a community-driven cleanliness drive, encouraging healthier living spaces. This initiative reinforces our commitment to health and well-being by fostering awareness and action for a cleaner environment.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, TPCODL volunteers joined the women of Anokha Dhaaga Center, Bahadurpeta, Ganjam, for a day of inclusivity and empowerment. A Mehendi competition was organized, where women showcased their artistic talents, fostering creativity and self-confidence TPCODL volunteers also organized a rangoli competition at Mangalam Dhoopbatti Center, Randha, Ganjam, that brought together talented women from the surrounding community and recognized their creativity and contributions.

In observance of National Safety Day, TPSODL volunteers organized a Road Safety Awareness Rally at TPSODL Corporate Office and Bhanjanagar Circle, emphasizing the importance of workplace and road safety. 15 student volunteers actively participated, spreading awareness about traffic rules and accident prevention, reinforcing TPSODL’s commitment to health, safety, and well-being. Senior leaders from CSR and Safety departments joined the initiative, highlighting the need for safe practices in daily life.

TPSODL volunteers organized an NGO Capacity Building Workshop at Khodasingi Office, bringing together CSR NGO partners to enhance their programs and drive greater social impact. NGOs presented their projects, discussed key challenges and innovations, and explored ways to adapt to evolving community needs. Experts shared insights on sustainability, resource mobilization, and scaling impact-driven initiatives.On International Women’s Day, volunteers from Rallis India organised a one-day trip for the mothers of special children of Shaishav School, Ankleshwar.

TPSODL volunteers visited Marillac Mercy Old Age Home, Berhampur, offering care, companionship and support to elderly residents seeking a safe and dignified space. This initiative reinforced inclusion and equity, ensuring that seniors feel valued and respected. By addressing the needs of marginalized groups, volunteers helped promote a more compassionate and inclusive society.

Volunteers from TPSODL marked World Hearing Day and Tata Founder’s Day with a special celebration at Helen Keller Red Cross School for the Deaf, Ambapua, Ganjam. The event featured cultural performances by the children and a drawing competition. The event focused on encouraging artistic expression and engagement among children with special needs.

On World Water Day, TPCODL employees from corporate office and project sites came together for a beach clean-up at Prabhadevi and Juhu Beach, reinforcing the importance of water conservation and pollution reduction.

Volunteers from Tata Projects organised a clean-up activity at Umra,Gujarat, Saran,Bihar, Bachheda, UP, and Pachawali, UP where they took action to clean public parks, market roads, and foot-over bridges, ensuring cleaner and healthier spaces for communities. Volunteers also promoted waste management and recycling, engaging with locals to raise awareness about pollution reduction and environmental responsibility.

Volunteers from Tata Projects, Noida, took the initiative to adopt and maintain a public space, ensuring its cleanliness and greenery. Volunteers cleaned a 250-meter stretch and planted 10 saplings, contributing to a healthier environment. Mr. Neeraj Aggarwal,COO and Mr. Sourabh Mukherjee,EVP led the activity, inspiring more volunteers to join the cause.

Volunteers from Tata Projects visited government primary schools near project sites in Saran (Bihar), Bachheda (UP), and Pachawali (UP) to educate children on the importance of personal hygiene and proper toilet usage. Through interactive sessions, volunteers encouraged healthy habits, reinforcing good hygiene practices for better health and well-being.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices visited Helpp NGO shelter home in Dum Dum Cantonment, Kolkata to celebrate Happiness Day, bringing joy, support, and encouragement to the children. During the visit, volunteers:

• Engaged with children through fun quizzes and conversations.
• Distributed stationery and hygiene products to support their well-being.
• Expressed gratitude to caregivers for their dedication.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices joined hands with Blind Relief Association, Delhi, crafting diyas, candles, paper bags, and envelopes for their Diwali Mela. This initiative helped the NGO generate revenue, empowering them to continue their impactful work.

Tata Teleservices volunteers visited Krishna Prem Ratan Old Age Home, Noida, Sector 115, sharing quality time, conversations, and care with the elderly residents. During the visit, volunteers:

• Interacted with residents, listening to their experiences.
• Distributed essentials like groceries, toothpaste, and mosquito coils.
• Expressed gratitude to caregivers for their service.
• Arranged a special breakfast

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices organised a blood donation drive in collaboration with Tata Memorial Hospital (ACTREC) - Kharghar, at the Turbhe office. Over 82 volunteers participated in the activity and also pledged to donate blood in the future.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices partnered with WWF-India for an Earth hour beach clean-up at Prabhadevi Beach, Mumbai, where they collected 2,331 kgs of plastic waste. This initiative not only cleaned shorelines but also inspired change, encouraging people to adopt sustainable habits like reducing waste, saving water, and spreading awareness. The volunteers also pledged support by switching off lights for Earth Hour (8:30-9:30 PM)—a global movement to protect our planet.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices visited Anaikkum Karangal Orphanage in Chennai, donating essential stationery supplies and spending quality time with the children. The orphanage, home to around 40 children, provides free food, shelter, and education. During the visit, volunteers:

• Encouraged children to pursue their dreams despite challenges.
• Engaged in interactive discussions about career aspirations.
• Hosted a special mentoring session for girls, inspiring them to be role models.

Volunteers from Tata Teleservices partnered with Team Everest NGO to craft ‘All the Best’ greeting cards for 650 underprivileged college students graduating this year. These students, supported by Team Everest, are set to embark on their careers or pursue higher education.

Volunteers from Titan Company Limited across Mumbai, Gujarat, Pune, Indore, and Vashi came together to assemble essential care packages for new mothers and distribute menstrual hygiene kits, impacting over 400 individuals. This mass volunteering event with over 372 volunteers:

• Mobilized senior leaders and families, fostering inclusivity.
• Raised awareness on maternal care and menstrual hygiene.
• Contributed to gender equality and health-focused SDGs.

Volunteers from Titan Company Limited organised a nationwide blood donation drive across 11 locations, ensuring a sustained blood supply for thalassaemic children, women in childbirth, and emergency needs honouring the legacy of Mr. Xerxes Desai, Titan’s founding MD. 400+ volunteers participated across Titan offices and factories.

Volunteers from Voltas came together for a blood donation drive at the Jamshedpur office, reinforcing their commitment to community well-being and healthcare. The activity included:

• Enthusiastic participation from volunteers.
• Supporting healthcare needs through voluntary blood donation.
• Contributing to the lifesaving cause of community health.

In honour of Women's Day, Volunteers from Tata Technologies, Warwick, came together to celebrate and promote gender inclusion. The celebration included:

• Engaging activities to foster empowerment and equality.
• Encouraging conversations on inclusivity and representation.
• Recognizing and appreciating the contributions of women in the workplace and beyond.

Volunteers from Tata Technologies, Warwick, organised a career fair with an aim to provide students and job seekers with valuable insights into career pathways, job requirements, apprentice and graduate programs.

During a STEM school visit in Warwick, volunteers shared their career experiences and conducted an engaging teamwork and problem-solving challenge to inspire students. Highlights of the visit:

• Real-world insights into STEM careers
• Hands-on activities promoting collaboration and critical thinking
• Encouraging gender inclusion by inspiring more young minds

Volunteers from Voltas came together for a blood donation drive at the Jamshedpur office, reinforcing their commitment to community well-being and healthcare. The activity included:

• Enthusiastic participation from volunteers.
• Supporting healthcare needs through voluntary blood donation.
• Contributing to the lifesaving cause of community health.