MARPU FOUNDATION - TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH VOLUNTEERS

TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH VOLUNTEERS

What is Marpu? 

Marpu Foundation is an award winning Non-Governmental Organisation in India which was established by National Youth awardee Mr. Kadiri Raghu Vamsi. It promotes selflessness, ecological awareness and sustainable development that focuses on creating positive changes through volunteerism and innovative solutions. 


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Marpu Foundation lined up its projects with the United Nation Sustainable Development Goals that includes Tree plantation, waste management, supporting marginalized community, economic empowerment, scholarships, skill development programs, and educational outreach. By 80,261 volunteers, the foundation mobilizes youth and professionals to drive real change.

Additionally, its roots level engagement ensures direct impact on communities, making CSR initiatives more effective and participatory. More precisely, it integrated with some government bodies and NGOs to amplify its impact. Marpu is not only merely collaborating with companies, but also conducting employee volunteering program, sustainability initiatives, and community welfare projects. In the success of Marpu Foundation, the social media also provides its contribution. Its active on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn showcasing transparency in CSR projects. And it leads to create awareness and encourage corporate partnerships.  

On the Whole

Marpu Foundation’s sustainable, selfless and scalable approach to CSR shed light on its social responsibility. Its real impact, community participation, and corporate partnerships sets a benchmark for other organizations.  


  The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others

                                          - Mahadma gandhi

 


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  1. unkown14 February 2025 at 08:33

    Hats off for MARPU Foundation for their selfless service in developing the sustainable society.

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