 Community Relations
We strongly believe that we have a responsibility to proactively engage with the communities, in which we live and work. We support strategic programs and partnerships that help make our communities better, stronger, and more vibrant places to live, work, and do business. We give back to the communities in which we do business, investing in their current and future well-being with voluntary financial contributions, needed technical expertise and support for employee volunteer and funding for education. Our goal is to develop effective and meaningful community-building initiatives while raising awareness of IndiSoft, our people and our company’s capabilities.We provide community grants and in-kind contributions, sponsor educational and other events, and empower our diverse employees to share their talents freely within communities. We also utilize our unique business capabilities and competitive advantages to forge alliances with industry and community partners to address important community goals.
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| IndiaAsha Foundation
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IndiaAsha is actively involved in promoting Education, Civic Duties and Primitive Health Care for the underprivileged. IndiaAsha believes that Education, Civic Responsibilities and HealthCare are three main areas where, even a small improvement will reflect tremendous positive change in the society.
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With this focus in mind, volunteers at IndiaAsha are engaged in helping needy students, organizing numerous free health checkup camps for T.B., Epileptic patients, Blood Donations, Blood Group Analysis to name a few.
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| World Help For Haiti
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World Help for Haiti is a global movement for performing musicians to ply their talents to benefit Haitian disaster relief efforts. All proceeds go directly to the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund, Bill Clinton's Haiti Relief Fund, and the American Red Cross International Response Fund.
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| World Help For Japan
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World Help for Japan is a global movement for performing musicians to use their talents to immediately support disaster relief efforts in Japan. All proceeds go directly to the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund, the American Red Cross International Response Fund, and International Medical Corps.
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