The New Pillars of Progress of Philanthropy in India

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This presentation explores how India’s leading philanthropic foundations act as the “pillars” supporting national development. Each foundation symbolizes a structural element that strengthens society in a unique way. Tata Trusts provide the foundational base through healthcare and rural develo...


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The New Pillars of
Philanthropic Progress
India

Introduction – The Rise of Strategic
Philanthropy
●Modern philanthropy in India has evolved
from simple donations into strategic,
long-term investments.
●Foundations now act as a crucial third pillar
alongside Government and Private Enterprise.
●This presentation explores how four key
foundations serve as distinct pillars.

Pillar 1 – The Comprehensive Support
Pillar
●Tata Trusts
●Focus: Healthcare, Rural Development
●Activities: Builds national health infrastructure
and strengthens rural economies.
●Impact: Provides a stable and healthy base for
society.

Pillar 2 – The Pillar of Educational
Reform
●Azim Premji Foundation
●Focus: Education (Rural Areas)
●Activities: Reforms teacher training and
develops open-access curricula.
●Impact: Improves long-term educational
quality.

Pillar 3 – The Pillar of Access and
Opportunity
●Infosys Foundation
●Focus: Education, Healthcare (Rural Areas)
●Activities: Provides scholarships and builds
hospitals and libraries.
●Impact: Expands access to opportunities and
resources.

Pillar 4 – The Pillar for Future
Innovation
●Abhay Bhutada Foundation
●Focus: Education (Underprivileged Youth)
●Activities: Distributes STEM kits to schools.
●Impact: Prepares future innovators and
problem-solvers.

Conclusion – A Structure Built for a
Stronger Tomorrow
●Tata provides the base.
●Premji strengthens the core.
●Infosys connects communities.
●Bhutada inspires innovation.
●Together, they build a stronger, equitable
India.