“The Bengaluru chapter is led by Chapter Chair Chakra Matena and CEO Subashree Krishnan. Our partners are passionate, enterprising, thought leaders who provide committed and wide-ranging support to our NGOs”.
SVP Bangalore truly embraces the idea of ‘venture’ and co-creates and funds many innovative first-time programs with NGOs from across Bangalore and Karnataka. Our pursuit of audacious goals has enabled us to rapidly scale social innovations that create a lasting sustainable impact. We do this with our partners and we also work closely with CSR leadership across Bangalore city. Together, we are able to ideate, implement and closely track impact intended for the communities we serve, while engaging the corporate sector in a meaningful and impactful way.
LPs Experiencing Career Classrooms: Our Lead Partners – Pradeep Grama, Gayathri Pradeep and Sanjiv Sarin, experienced first-hand the career counseling work of NGO United Efforts Foundation in Govt Schools in Bangalore, on Thursday Aug 4th.
SVP Bengaluru at Youth4Job’s graduation: The corporate employers pledge their support by committing to even bigger hiring targets for their organizations. Both Flowserve & Y4J expressed their deep appreciation for the impact created.
SVP Bengaluru piloted and donated a unique ECart to make it easy for the market’s Pourakarmikas (street sweepers) to collect waste. The ECart model will now be implemented across Bangalore and India towards the Swaccha Bharat mission.
Make A Difference (MAD): builds a community-powered social-protection system that provides a holistic, high touch, long-term support system for Children in Need of Care & Protection. Our partners – Abubaker Koya, Sandhya Vasudevan, TV Srinivasan, Subashree, and Megha- visited to interact with the very motivated MAD team and understand their work.
SVP India’s Chairs, Management Team, and Bengaluru partners came together to learn, share, and find meaningful collaborations. It was indeed a beautiful get together!
Vihaan says that their ‘partnership with SVP India to assist in the training and placement of survivors of human trafficking has given survivors renewed hope for a new beginning and a more secure future.
