CIMA – 029 - Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle awareness and cleaning the premises of the colony, Deendayal nagar,
Hyderabad on 22nd June, 2015
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Update about service project conducted by employees of S&P Capital
IQ (www.spcapitaliq.com) - Business unit of McGraw Hill Financial (www.mhfi.com), Hyderabad, IndiaProject Location: Sri Rama Vidyarthi Nilayam, Deendayal nagar, Malkazgiri, Hyderabad, Telangana State, India.
About the Project: This is a tribal student’s hostel providing free shelter, food
and basic facilities for the underprivileged rural students. We are going to inculcate environmental
awareness and importance of recycling of the daily useable products. And with
the help of these students we will create environmental awareness to the
surroundings of the hostel, clean the surroundings of Deendhayal nagar area.
And support the students with sports equipment and other necessary utensils.
Non Profit Partner: Lead India 2020
Project Leader: Ganesh Penugonda
Activity: Explaining about the S&P Capital IQ and about CIM. Creating
the environmental awareness to the students, and explaining the importance of
the recycling, reusing and reducing of the plastic products. With the help of
these students our volunteers conduct a door to door awareness campaign about,
reduce, reuse and recycle. And also our volunteers will clean the surroundings
of the colony. Distributing sports material, utensils and study benches
furniture etc.
Date & Time: 22nd June 2015 from 9.00am to 5.00pm
Number of Volunteers: 20
Highlights:
1.
MHFI provided Rs.120, 000 for providing sports materials,
utensils, study benches, library books and furniture.
2.
Created awareness of Reduce Reuse and Recycle concept to the
students,
3.
With the help of students our volunteers conducted cleaning
program around the colony.
4.
Created environmental awareness to the households of the colony.
5.
Saplings were planted.
6.
Wall painting.
7.
Games conducted to the students and prizes distributed.
Impact:
Tribal
students were understood the importance of the environmental protection. And
around 100 families were unlighted about the reduce reuse recycle importance.
Names of Volunteers: Ganesh Penugonda, Suman
Alahari, Kalyan Addala, Sanjeev Kumar Bayyavarapu, Sravan Kumar Naidu
Dasamaneni, Rahul Rao Divakonda, Siva Gandipadala, Santhosh Kumar Gunda,
Venkatesh Kamsani, Surya Prakash Kolluru, Venkata Ramana Pindi, Kevala Sunkari,
Sunil Babu Velivela, Lavanya Katakam, Suresh Kumar Katakam, Jhansi Lakshmi Mallemoggala,
Rajani Gubba, Anusha Kumari Gurazala, Muralidar Thatikonda.
About Community Impact Program: McGraw-Hill Financial ( www.mhfi.com ) the company which strongly
believes in the motto, 'Giving back is essential'. MHFI encourages its
employees to work for service projects in which 20+ employees would be working
together and for solving public problems in their community to build better lives
and stronger communities. MHFI grants $2000 per project and employees spend
their personal time on the project. This year S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad
(part of MHFI group www.spcapitaliq.com
) employees applied for projects from various areas.
FEEDBACK OF THE VOLUNTEERS:
Kevala Sunkari: I really enjoyed volunteering the project. Cleaning
the premises, plantation of saplings, whitewashing the walls, playing games
with the hostel students etc. really made me feel energetic throughout the day.
The hostel was well maintained by the managing committee and the students. It
was very clean and tidy. Students have more inner talents like singing and
dancing (especially their traditional dance was awesome). The patriotic songs
which they sang made our volunteers feel more patriotic.
Suresh Kumar Katakam: First of all, I would
like to say my sincere thanks for accepted me a part of this CIM project as a
volunteer. This is a good opportunity to serve the needy people and involving
with the people. I felt so much happy for participation. I learned so many
things from our CIM Project. I observed team work, motivation, guidance and
other things. My heartfelt thanks to everyone who implemented this kind of
projects.
Surya Prakash Kolluru: I felt very happy to be a
part of CIM project at Sree Rama Vidhyarthi Nilayam. We created value for the
time we spent there, very happy to be part of this successful CIM event, Great
opportunity to serve the society, "SERVING THE SOCIETY IS SERVING THE
ALMIGHTY" ......Giving me the opportunity to serve the people is great and
I am really thankful to Ganesh and S&P Capital IQ for making me feel proud
and satisfied.
Suman Alahari: I felt very happy to be a part of CIM project
in Sree Rama Vidhyarthi Nilayam at Deendayal Nagar. We provided the
basic requirements like study tables, utensils, books, and other amenities for
the vanavasi home students. We conducted quiz and elocution competitions for the
students. I have enjoyed a lot and it gave me so much enthusiasm to
participate in future projects. I am very thankful to S&P Capital IQ and Ganesh
Penugonda especially for providing me opportunity to be a part of this project.
Siva Gandipadala: Thank you, for giving us
an opportunity to participate in a good project. We felt giving back to
the society is very much important. By participating in this project we
came to know that how tribal people in our country are facing problems.
We felt that we need to do something to the tribal people to enhance their
living standards. It is a good experience to work with our colleagues for
a social cause. Everyone felt happy that they got a chance to do service
to the society. We went to home with a satisfaction that we did a good thing
to the society.
Venkatesh Kamsani: It is my first “CIM” in
my office career and I am very happy to participate in event like this as we
generally participate contributing books, materials, etc. in “government
schools” but as this is the organization where the “tribal people” especially
boys of “AGE from 16 onwards” were brought and providing “accommodation and
education” by the “Vanavasi Kalyan parishad” management with help of funds from
different “NGO’s, etc.” is very satisfying. As in this event we also got a
opportunity to help the students by guiding about “career development” and
importance of education in present day lifeless. So overall I am very satisfied
and looking forward to attend this type of events in future in our
organization.
Jhansi Lakshmi Mallemoggala: It is a great opportunity
to be a part in “Community Impact Month” as a volunteer by maintain the motto
of our company ‘Giving Back is Essential’ to serve the society where we are
getting everything. It was a great experience meeting the Tribal students and
knowing their struggles in order to learn education and to lead their
livelihood with basic facilities and it is being very happy movement that we,
our company providing books, sports equipment and all other thing which will
help to them. Hence it was a great honor to be a part in this event.
Sanjeev Kumar Bayyavarapu: First of all I would like
to thank for giving me a chance to participate in “CIMA 029-Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle awareness and cleaning @ Deendayal Nagar!” on 22/06/2015. I feel very
happy to be a part in plantation of trees, cleaning the environment around the
hostel, wall painting and finally playing with hostel students.
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