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Rakshabandhan / Janmashtmi Stall – Dm Office (South Delhi )
August 18, 2021
In association with Select CITYWALK and National Urban Livelihood Mission, we put up a stall for selling Rakhis and handmade items under National Urban Livelihood Mission.
Our Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives
Being an iconic retail destination in India, Select CITYWALK is highly focused on giving back to the community. We believe in contributing towards the growth of the society and our initiatives towards the same are a priority.
Select CITYWALK supports and works with numerous voluntary organizations to give back to the society. Some of these include Navjyoti, Khoj, Autism foundation, Multiple Sclerosis Society of India, People for Animals, Core Cancer Foundation, Chintan etc.
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Clean To Green (NGO)
August 14, 2021
Reverse Vending Machine (RVM): The machine is used for trashing cans and plastic bottles for recycling.
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The Blind Relief Association (NGO)
August 07, 2021
The Blind Relief Association (NGO), in association with Select CITYWALK, executed head and foot massage for the general public. The objective of this activity was to support the blind and help them earn money for their livelihood.
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National Association Of The Deaf (NAD) NGO
July 31, 2021
National Association of the Deaf (NAD) NGO: Representatives walked across the shopping center with a plug card to spread awareness about the COVID 19, displaying messages like ‘wear mask, follow social distancing and use sanitizer’.
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Dry Ration & Kitchenware Donation Drive
July 17, 2021
Book donation drive – Select CITYWALK, in association with Robin Hood Army (NGO), executed Dry Ration & Kitchenware donation drive to spread awareness about ration and kitchenware donation. The aim was to encourage the general public to donate dry ration and kitchenware.
Total Collected amount – 700kg
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WWF – World Wide Fund For Nature-india (NGO)
March 25, 2021
WWF NGO held a social awareness programme on “Earth Hour” and sold merchandise to raise awareness for the need of preservation of nature. Most of the items that were displayed were made up of recycled materials.