Hi Prasanthi, It is indeed a very good idea to bring them on one platform but I guess there would be a problem with the same.
Here are some points: 1.If a company is actively involved in social services, it is because of 2 reasons - a) tax benefit (showing that they are involved in social causes) and b) brand making (so and so company has contributed so much money/food/things to so and so organization during so and so period.) 2. Companies might not agree because they place in the appraisal letters (of the employees) that following are the rival companies and you shouldn't join them.. will they keep their ego aside and help us out? I doubt. A positive note: Nevertheless, I guess companies would give a part of the fund as donation so that we can take the ground work.. The above is just a word of caution. Regards, Vani. -- "The future is not some place we are going, but one we are creating. The paths are not to be found, but made. And the activity of making them changes both the maker and their destination." - John Schaar On Dec 12, 2007 5:13 PM, ulprasanthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > Hello Friends, > > There is an interesting and fruitful discussion about meeting with > CSR wings of the companies and uniting them (bringing them onto a > common platform). > > These are the list of companies which have CSR and actively involved > with social causes: > > Microsoft > Intelligroup > Satyam (BYYRaju foundation) > DR REDDY's (NAANDI Foundation) > GMR Group > COGNIZANT > WIPRO > INFOSYS > COLOR CHIPS > LANCO GROUP > NFCL > NCC > CA > > Please find out from your friends about CSR wings in their > respective companies. > > Thank you. > > with regards, > Prasanthi. >
