CSR & Volunteering
A firm’s implementation of CSR goes beyond compliance and engages in actions that appear to further some social good, beyond the interests of the firm and that which is required by law. CSR strategies encourage the company to make a positive impact on the environment and stakeholders including consumers, employees, investors, communities, and others. It is about how companies manage the business processes to produce an overall positive impact on society.
In India, cancer hospitals are overcrowded and preference is given to those patients whose disease has scope for control and cure, either through surgery, chemotherapy or radiation or a combination of the three. Several terminally ill cancer patients on account of poverty, ignorance and total lack of basic facilities do not receive the required medical and nursing care. It is against this background, several corporates can participate and contribute towards providing palliative care at Karunashraya for critically ill cancer patients to make a positive difference in their lives during their last days.
CSR Law
As part of the CSR activities, corporate teams can volunteer at Karunashraya. Volunteering is about giving your time to a good cause. It may not be easy, but it is definitely going to be worth it. Along with experience, you accumulate an arsenal of talents on your way. The spirit of volunteerism thrives on the pleasure received from making a real difference in other people’s lives, as well as one’s own.
Volunteering groups, including various associations that patronize Karunashraya, earn a special mention and deserve acknowledgement for engaging with us and supporting our cause. These are people who take time out from their regular daily schedules, leave their work behind, and take pains to visit Karunashraya and in their own way, assist in the daily functioning of the hospice without expecting anything in return. Karunashraya remains truly indebted to each and every volunteer who has engaged with us during the last few years. To mention a few volunteering groups – SRR, Share a Smile, Sanman, and Youth for Seva.
- Individual Volunteering
- Corporate Volunteering
- Volunteering Agenda
- CSR Compliances & Document
- List of Volunteering Activities
Volunteers are the heart of Karunashraya as they help us in each and every department. At any point in time, we have around 25 regular volunteers. We are indebted to our volunteers who have selflessly helped us in our mission of providing compassionate care to advanced-staged cancer patients. No matter your age or background, we urge you to volunteer, because together, we can make a difference!
Minimum half day to full day
- 09.30 AMGathering at the reception
- 09.45 AMOrientation on Karunashraya
- 10.15 AMVenue Walk
- 10.30 AMCultural Programs / Games / Volunteering work
- 12.00 AMMeet at Reception for work distribution
- 12.05 AMVolunteering work
- 01.30 PMLunch
- 02.30 PMVolunteering work
- 04.00 PMMeeting at the reception / Closing remarks
The following documents are available upon request:
- Trust Deed
- Pan Card
- FCRA
- 12A
- 80G
- Income Tax Returns
- Annual Reports
- Karunashraya list of Trustees
- Brochures
- Address Proof
- Separate manuals for accounting and finance
- HR Policy
- Purchase Policy
- Fixed Assets Policy
- Travel Policy
List of Volunteering Activities:
- Housekeeping
- Terrace / Solar Panel Cleaning
- Kitchen Support
- Cotton Ball Making
- Medical Kit making
- Charity Shop
- Cultural Programs and Games
Please do check our monthly volunteer requirements as well. You can support us beyond the areas outlined above. Kindly contact us to discuss other innovative forms of support in a manner that benefits our patients the most.
How you can support
CSR Donation options
Digital Support
Advert & Publicity Support
- Payroll Giving
- Matching Grant
- CSR & Events
- Stalls & Campaigns
- Fund Raising Programme
As the name suggests, payroll giving is a tax-saving scheme that allows employees to give money to a registered charity of their choice by having a deduction taken directly from their gross pay. Not only does it offer the employees an opportunity to support their chosen charity, but also demonstrates the company’s credentials as a socially responsible business.
As an aspect of philanthropic giving, corporate houses donate money to non-profit entities, such as Karunashraya, in the form of matching gifts. It means if an employee donates to a non-profit entity, the employee’s corporation will also donate money to it according to a predetermined match ratio (usually 1:1). This enables not-for-profit entities such as Karunashraya to raise adequate funds to continue their operations.
CSR events are innovative and effective ways for an organization to demonstrate its social responsibility. As an organization, you can conduct several in-house or public-level events that will not only establish you as a socially responsible business but also only raise funds for, and spread awareness about Karunashraya’s work.
Campaigns are one of the most productive ways to spread awareness about any social cause. Corporations could extend their support to Karunashraya by installing stalls during their CSR events. These stalls could be used as campaign booths educating the community about the work we do. It also could be used for selling our merchandise and thereby raising funds for our smooth operations.
- Fundraising through crowdfunding platforms (Milaap, Global Giving etc.)
- TCS 10 K Marathon
- Colourthon
- Daan Utsav
- Door to Door Fundraising Campaigns