We have teamed up with the NGO Parvaah and together we are continuously empowering the underprivileged in our society by making basic education available for them and involving them in work matching their talent, thereby creating employment opportunities for the deprived section of the society. Besides, we regularly participate in all social welfare campaigns undertaken by Parvaah, including the Tree Plantation Drive, Anti-Plastic Drive, Waste Paper Collection Drive, Women`s Empowerment, Conserve Food Campaign, Swachh Bharat Campaign and many others. We have been proactively involved in all food grains collection drives carried out by Parvaah to accomplish its vision– “No one sleeps hungry”. We share Parvaah`s mission of contributing in the emergence of an evolving India by empowering and helping needy people, protecting the environment and working for other social causes.
Under Project Sahayata, Parvaah extended support to Rajya Intermediate College in Rishikesh, following a verified lead about the school’s poor infrastructure and lack of basic resources. Recognizing the urgent need, Parvaah conducted an Upliftment Drive, engaging with students through interactive activities and providing essential items such as ceiling fans, a DTH connection, an LCD TV for CCTV monitoring, stationery, mosquito nets, and ground staff support. This initiative reflects Parvaah’s continued commitment to strengthening rural education and creating equal opportunities for children in underserved communities.
Read MoreOn December 18, 2024, our implementation agency Parvaah led a blanket distribution drive across Delhi NCR, targeting four key routes—Dwarka, Faridabad, Rohini, and AIIMS—where many homeless individuals were found sleeping without protection from the cold.
Read MoreParvaah conducted a menstrual hygiene awareness and sanitary napkin distribution drive at Shri Ram JJ Camp, Dhaula Kuan, addressing the lack of access to menstrual products and related health issues faced by women and girls in low-income communities.
With support from 15 Parvaah and female student volunteers and two doctors, the initiative included counseling sessions, distribution of sanitary pads and pamphlets, and door-to-door awareness.
Read MoreAs part of our CSR initiative for FY 2024–25, Parvaah—a student-led NGO—organized a Stationery Distribution Drive at an MCD primary school in RK Puram Sector 6, where most students come from nearby slum areas like Ekta Vihar and Ambedkar Basti. Many children lacked basic supplies due to financial hardship, affecting both attendance and confidence. On January 25, 2025, Parvaah distributed stationery kits to all 200 students, including school bags, water bottles, lunch boxes, notebooks, drawing books, crayons, and geometry pouches. A water cooler was also donated to the school to provide clean drinking water. This initiative aimed to support learning and restore confidence in young minds.
Read MoreAs part of our CSR initiative for FY 2024–25, Parvaah focused on supporting school-going children in the underserved Laal Bagh slum near Mansarovar Park railway line. In collaboration with ASHA and Anganwadi workers, our team identified 200 children who regularly attend school and distributed tokens ahead of the event—without revealing what was in store.
Read MoreAs part of its commitment to elder care, Parvaah conducted a special outreach drive at DAVO Old Age Home in Dwarka, which currently shelters 113 elderly residents, many of whom have been abandoned and face serious mental health challenges. After understanding the home's pressing needs through discussions with its caretaker, Mr. Dev Goswami, Parvaah organized a wellness and support camp with the help of college volunteers. The drive included a yoga session for mental and physical well-being, a soulful bhajan program, the donation of 300 kg of raw food supplies, and distribution of 1,000 adult diapers for bedridden residents. This initiative reflects Parvaah’s mission to ensure dignity, care, and companionship for our elders.
Read MoreAs part of our CSR 2024–25 initiatives, Parvaah, in collaboration with local NGO SBT and Anganwadi/ASHA workers, launched a menstrual hygiene awareness drive in Kalender Colony, Dilshad Garden. Identifying low awareness and limited access to hygiene products, Parvaah distributed 200 tokens to working women for a pilot intervention. A specially curated “Sanitary Potli” kit—including sanitary napkins, soaps, dental care items, and a reusable fabric bag—was provided to promote overall hygiene. During the camp, 200 full kits and 1,000 extra sanitary napkins were distributed. This initiative reflects Parvaah’s commitment to empowering underserved women through access, awareness, and dignity.
Read MoreUnder CSR FY 2025–26, Parvaah launched an urban greening initiative at Nehru Place, focusing on increasing green cover in commercial spaces. Over 15 Neem trees were planted to improve air quality, and 1,000 Tulsi plants were distributed to shopkeepers and visitors to encourage environmental responsibility. The drive emphasized community involvement, with local vendors and volunteers engaged in ongoing tree care. Guided by its motto "Jahaan koi nahi gaya ho", Parvaah aims to replicate this model across Delhi NCR to create healthier, greener urban spaces.
Read MoreUnder Project Sahayata FY 2025–26, Parvaah renovated the Deep Blind Welfare Association in Khayala, Delhi, improving the hall, washrooms, drainage, and flooring for safety and hygiene. Alongside infrastructure upgrades, Parvaah’s volunteers hosted inclusive activities for visually impaired children, including storytelling, singing, and adapted games like Antakshari. The initiative aimed to enhance comfort, promote confidence, and create a joyful, empowering environment for the children, reflecting Parvaah’s commitment to dignity and inclusion.
Read MoreAs part of our FY 2025–26 CSR initiative under Project Sahayata, Parvaah focused on maternal health in the Lal Bagh slum near Mansarovar Park Metro Station. In collaboration with Anganwadi and ASHA workers, we identified 100 women with children aged 0–5 years for an awareness program on safe childbirth, institutional deliveries, and postnatal care. While mothers attended sessions, children participated in creative activities led by volunteers. Parvaah also distributed 100 maternal nutrition kits containing sabudana, sukha chana, sattu, moong dal, daliya and other essential food items to support recovery and health. This initiative aimed to reduce health risks and empower mothers in underserved communities.
Read MoreIn response to the recent devastating floods that have caused havoc in Delhi, Parvaah, a prominent NGO, has taken a compassionate step forward to alleviate the suffering of the affected population. With a firm commitment to humanitarian aid, Parvaah has launched an impactful relief drive aimed at providing essential support to the aggrieved families.
Parvaah has organized the distribution of vital relief materials to the flood-affected individuals and families. The NGO's efforts encompass a comprehensive range of necessities, including food items, clothing, sanitary pads, mosquito nets etc. These provisions are not only aimed at addressing immediate needs but also at restoring normalcy in the lives of those who have lost their homes and belongings.
Read MoreIn a world where environmental concerns have become increasingly urgent, NGOs play a crucial role in driving positive change. Parvaah, a dedicated nonprofit organization, has
Read MoreParvaah, has launched "Project Sahaayata" – an initiative aimed at making a meaningful impact on the lives of underprivileged students.
Read MoreOur implementing agency identified an under-resourced ‘Institution For the Blind’ for visually impaired children particularly with underprivileged children who were lacking basic amenities.
In a first of our efforts to uplift the amenities in the school, we distributed bookshelves, bedsheets, a Smart TV for monitoring children, exhaust fans, water taps etc housekeeping utilities like soaps.
As a proponent of welfare of women in India’s hinterlands, Tiger Logistics identified that collecting water turns millions of women into second-class citizens They miss out on education, a social life and other human rights.
A total of 200 Wello Water Wheels were distributed in remote areas of Rajasthan in FY 23-24 through its implementation agency Parvaah.
In the harsh winters of Delhi, reports suggest hundreds of deaths for homeless. Tiger Logistics initiated a Blanket Distribution Drive through implementation agency Parvaah in the streets of Delhi where 1000+ Blankets were distributed amongst the homeless and the underprivileged.
Distributed 100 sustainable refrigerators made from TerraCotta Clay with zero carbon emissions in remote areas of Rajasthan where there is scarcity of electricity, providing a great option to keep food, vegetables and even milk naturally fresh for days.