We Care
Shaadi.com, a part of the People Group, recognizes our social responsibility and use every opportunity to share with the community. One aspect of the People Group corporate mission is - "to elevate the collective efficiency, knowledge and joy of the world in general and our communities in particular." People Group has always supported philanthropic activities in the past. During the Mumbai Marathon in 2005, People Group contributed Rs.10 lakhs towards the Prime Minister's Relief Fund for Tsunami Relief.
Some of the activities we were actively involved in are:
Swayamvar for the Hearing Impaired - Fifth Consecutive Year
The Foundation of Blood Ailments - Thalassemia Awareness Campaign
GiveIndia - Gift a Donation
Swayamvar for the Hearing Impaired. Love has its own language
Choosing their life partner silently. In a unique bid to help the hearing impaired women find their life partner, Shaadi.com teamed up with an NGO Delhi Foundation for Deaf Women (DFDW) for its special swayamvar called Pranay Milan Sammelan 2007. There were more then 60 candidates who attended, accompanied with their parents.
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People Against AIDS Run
On Sunday January 15, 2006 the People Group participated in the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon for the third consecutive yearin a very unique way. The uniqueness was that for most participants, it was a day's run. But at People Group, it's just another day in a marathon 31 days of AIDS relief work, a collective effort of 300 employees.
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The collection was made possible as follows:
Contribution by Shaadi.com members who subscribed to our Premium Membership in January
Voluntary contribution by employees of People Group (which owns Shaadi.com)
Matching contribution by the company
From friends and associates
We - and the entire nation - are deeply grateful to each one of you for your wholehearted support to our Tsunami Relief effort.
Mr. Anupam Mittal, CEO People Group, presenting a cheque of Rs.1 million to the erstwhile Union Sports Minister (Late) Mr. Sunil Dutt. The balance amounts collected since then have also been deposited in the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund.