Announcements
HCL Grant Edition VI Application Portal is LIVE! now. Last date to apply is 8th August 2020
The HCL Grant, started in 2015 is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitment by HCL, through HCL Foundation, to strengthen and empower NGOs.
Currently focused on identifying path breaking models of rural development, the HCL Grant is awarded in three thematic categories, namely Environment, Health and Education.
HCL’s Response to COVID-19
At HCL, we have always been highly aware of our responsibility towards the nation and are committed to provide all possible support to India’s response to the COVID-19 challenge.
We believe in taking tangible and measurable steps to tackle the urgent need of the hour and our response to the pandemic is also built around this approach. We are extending our support to the State Governments in their efforts to contain the spread of the disease as well as helping the marginalized communities.
HCL Foundation COVID19 Response: Call for Action Now Closed
HCL Foundation calls for action towards COVID-19 and invites Expression of Interest from eligible NGOs/Organizations/CSR Implementing Agencies to participate in this call for action. HCL Foundation's response to COVID-19 will include immediate relief, restoration and 'build back'. In these times of National crisis, HCL Foundation, reaffirms its commitment towards nation building and assures it will participate in the fight against COVID-19 pandemic to the best of its capability. HCL Foundation is seeking partners to respond as well as increase resilience and reduce vulnerabilities of local communities, enabling them to better prepare for, mitigate and respond to COVID-19 disaster.
Endorsements
Mr. Amitabh Kant
CEO, NITI Aayog
HCL Foundation has put together a great model to support the country's development agenda. Health, Environment and Education constitute core components of any country's development program.
HCL Grant Ceremony
Mr. Sourav Ganguly
Former Captain of Indian National Cricket Team
I feel privileged to be a part of this event. It is inspiring to see the work of the NGOs and I congratulate the winners of HCL Grant and HCL for the outstanding work they are doing to make a difference in the lives of the communities they serve.
HCL Grant Ceremony
STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION
UN’masking’ Opportunities
Trained by the NGO Awahaan, the women of a local self-help group in Sarojini Nagar Basti in Lucknow were stitching school uniforms, augmenting their family income. With the center in lockdown and the women self-isolating, income sources were drying up. This put both livelihood and health in peril, so they decided to turn their skills to stitching masks – a 24 cm by 15 cm cloth piece that…
HCL Grant Impact – Innovative methods to transform lives by…
#HCLGrant Recipient 2017, Child in Need Institute @CINI with support from #HCLGrant aims to create a community based safety-net for better health & nutrition outcomes for children, adolescents, and women of West Bengal. One of the objectives of HCL Grant is to award financial Grant to #innovative, #replicable, #scalable, #sustainable & time-bound project, proposed by #NGOs which are…
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Revive Chennai’s Coasts’ initiative on World Oceans Day 2020
Revive Chennai’s Coasts’ initiative on World Oceans Day 2020
Revive Chennai’s Coasts’ initiative on World Oceans Day 2020
Celebrating this year’s World Oceans Day theme - “Innovation for a Sustainable Ocean”, HCL Foundation (HCLF), collaborated with the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) and Environmentalist Foundation of India (EFI) to launch ‘Revive Chennai’s Coasts’ initiative. The campaign aims to sensitize the resident population along the coast about the hazardous impact of ocean pollution and initiate localized community-based solution through a participatory model for behavioural change. The year-long campaign consists of coastal clean-up and to bring about awareness in Chennai which is home to the world’s second longest beach. In the first phase of the campaign, HCLF, GCC and EFI will kick start clean-up and sensitization activities in and around the 5-km beach stretch between Ashtalakshmi Temple in Besant Nagar and Kottivakkam in Chennai, India.
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Nidhi Pundhir
Director - CSR,
HCL Technologies
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