Education, healthcare,
livelihoods.
Building the capacities
that India needs most.

In a country where the basic needs of millions go unmet, it is incumbent
on those with means to elevate the living conditions of the most
under-served sections of society. The Sekhsaria family has a long
history of philanthropic initiatives that build capabilities of youth and the
capacities of those from disadvantaged areas.

Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation

Established in 2002 with an endowment from Mr. Sekhsaria,
The Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation enables non-profit
organisations and social entrepreneurs to make a positive,
lasting and sustainable impact on society. Inspired by the
vision of a socially, culturally and economically vibrant India,
the foundation strives to accelerate change by supporting
committed individuals and organisations in sectors such as
health, education, livelihoods, governance and civic issues,
art and culture and youth and urbanisation.

www.nsfoundation.co.in

Salaam Bombay Foundation

Established in 2002, The Salaam Bombay Foundation (SBF)
supports disadvantaged children who face the risk
of child labour and tobacco abuse, by engaging them in
school leadership, sports, arts and media programmes.
SBF’s programmes instil self-confidence, sow the seeds of
ambition, and inspire children to stay in school.
The foundation’s advocacy initiatives help them lead
tobacco-free lives, and transform them into agents of change.
While its vocational skills programmes prepare older teens
for sustainable careers. SBF has collaborated with the
Harvard School of Public Health, received grants from the
Gates Foundation and the Bloomberg Family Foundation,
among others.

www.salaambombay.org

Ambuja Cement Foundation

Established in 1993, Ambuja Cement Foundation (ACF) is a
grassroots, pan-India implementing organisation that harnesses
the power of partnerships between communities, government,
like-minded corporates and NGOs. Our aim is to solve
problems and foster prosperity in rural communities across
India. For almost three decades, ACF has created significant,
demonstrable impact. Our Research and Monitoring Unit,
and numerous external, independent studies show
significant change in income levels, health indicators and
overall harmony in the areas where we work.
Today, our impact is felt well beyond our core villages.
By working hand-in-hand with like-minded organisations,
we aim to significantly grow the impact we create on the
issues that most inhibit India’s development.

www.ambujacementfoundation.org

Education,
healthcare,
livelihoods.

Building the
capacities that
India needs most.

In a country where the basic needs of
millions go unmet, it is incumbent on those
with means to elevate the living conditions
of the most under-served sections of society.
The Sekhsaria family has a long history of
philanthropic initiatives that build capabilities
of youth and the capacities of those from
disadvantaged areas.

Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation

Established in 2002 with an endowment
from Mr. Sekhsaria, The Narotam Sekhsaria
Foundation enables non-profit organisations
and social entrepreneurs to make a positive,
lasting and sustainable impact on society.
Inspired by the vision of a socially, culturally
and economically vibrant India,
the foundation strives to accelerate change
by supporting committed individuals and
organisations in sectors such as health,
education, livelihoods, governance and civic
issues, art and culture and youth and
urbanisation.

www.nsfoundation.co.in

Salaam Bombay Foundation

Established in 2002, The Salaam Bombay
Foundation (SBF) supports disadvantaged
children who face the risk of child labour and
tobacco abuse, by engaging them in school
leadership, sports, arts and media
programmes. SBF’s programmes instil
self-confidence, sow the seeds of ambition,
and inspire children to stay in school.
The foundation’s advocacy initiatives help
them lead tobacco-free lives, and transform
them into agents of change. While its
vocational skills programmes prepare older
teens for sustainable careers. SBF has
collaborated with the Harvard School
of Public Health, received grants from the
Gates Foundation and the Bloomberg
Family Foundation, among others.

www.salaambombay.org

Ambuja Cement Foundation

Established in 1993, Ambuja Cement
Foundation (ACF) is a grassroots, pan-India
implementing organisation that harnesses
the power of partnerships between
communities, government, like-minded
corporates and NGOs. Our aim is to
solve problems and foster prosperity in
rural communities across India. For
almost three decades, ACF has created
significant, demonstrable impact.
Our Research and Monitoring Unit, and
numerous external, independent studies
show significant change in income levels,
health indicators and overall harmony in
the areas where we work. Today, our
impact is felt well beyond our core
villages. By working hand-in-hand
with like-minded organisations, we aim
to significantly grow the impact we
create on the issues that most inhibit
India’s development.

www.ambujacementfoundation.org

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