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.
Akshaya Patra (NGO) ” had a conducted a Social Awareness Programme on increasing immunity and had also distributed happiness boxes. The Foundation carried a programme to distribute immunity, hygiene, and educational supplies through the ‘Happiness Box’ initiative to MDM beneficiaries at their school premises for 18L Children, where student’s parents picked up the boxes.
Gemini Marketing Solutions” held a Social Awareness Programme ‘CLEAN TO GREEN’ to celebrate International E-Waste Day on 14th October 2020. This was under the Aegis Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY). They had embarked upon an awareness programme on the environmental hazards of electronic waste under the Digital India Initiative.
True Warriors had taken-up this mission to reach and convey our wishes (through this special messages campaign) for doctors, nurses & healthcare staff. The aim was to bring smiles & motivation for those working relentlessly day and night during the tough times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hope Humanity Social Service Society organized an awareness activity for the education of underprivileged kids and also raised funds.
WWF NGO held a social awareness programme to create awareness. They sold merchandise and all the items, in general, were meant to raise awareness for the need for the preservation of nature. Most of the items on display had been made up of recycled materials.
Care India – Interacted with people on a one-to-one basis about Care India and the project information about Girl Child Education.
Care India organises well-planned and comprehensive programmes across Dalit and Adivasi hubs, in two key sectors:
1.Health
2.Education
