In June 2022, AAPNA collaborated with the Sanskriti Foundation to provide educational programs for children in rural areas. AAPNA Commandos set up libraries, provided books and stationery, and offered financial support.
Commando Vipin Chaudhary contributed to opening libraries in Gangoh, Saharanpur, Unn, and Shamli Districts, Uttar Pradesh. Additionally, a friendly cricket match was organized between AAPNA Commandos, during which CEO, Abhijit Roy pledged donations to the Sanskriti Foundation for each run scored.
Launched in January 2023, the Each Teach initiative involved virtual teaching sessions for children in grades 2 to 8, led by volunteering AAPNA Commandos. Both academic and non-academic subjects were covered, and the sessions were well-received by students.
Held over weekends from January to February 2023, the initiative effectively raised awareness among the children and boosted engagement among AAPNAites.
The “Right to Education” is recognized as a fundamental right for every child. The duty to contribute towards shaping their future is acknowledged.
AAPNA Infotech proudly supports Punar Jagran Samiti, an organization dedicated to advancing child education and helping children become role models for their peers. We donated computers to the organization to facilitate technology learning for the students.
AAPNA made a generous contribution to the NavGurukul Foundation of Social Welfare. This contribution was utilized to teach programming to underprivileged students, enhancing their employability and improving their quality of life.
AAPNA made a generous contribution to the NavGurukul Foundation of Social Welfare. This contribution was utilized to teach programming to underprivileged students, enhancing their employability and improving their quality of life.
In November 2021, a ‘No Shave November’ initiative was organized by AAPNA. AAPNA Commandos were encouraged to forgo shaving and self-grooming for the month, with the money saved matched by AAPNA Management and donated to the Cankids Kidscan organization.
When considering patriotism, our Jawans are the first to come to mind. AAPNA had the opportunity to support these warriors’ families through collaboration with Vardi Ka Samman, an NGO founded by retired Army officers..
Old defense uniforms are repurposed into usable products for the underprivileged. During the pandemic, AAPNA purchased masks and bags from an NGO for Commandos, directing funds to the Martyrs Fund, addressing employment and environmental issues, and receiving positive feedback.
AAPNA backed an Enactus initiative at Kirori Mal College (DU) by procuring pens crafted from upcycled paper by Seeyahi Foundation.
These eco-friendly pens minimize plastic consumption, repurpose waste paper, and include a seed for planting. Handcrafted by marginalized women, the pens foster financial independence and advocate for environmental sustainability.
AAPNA’s CSR initiatives uplift communities and foster sustainability, driven by our dedication to social responsibility. Your feedback on our newsletter is valued as we strive for continual improvement.
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