CIMA
– 086 - Compound Wall Repairing & Ground Cleaning at M.P.P. School, Vookondi, Nalgonda on 29th
June, 2015
#MHFIimpact
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, India
Project
Location: Vookondi Village, Munugodu Mandal, Nalgonda District, Telangana,
India
About the
Project: Mandal
Parishad Primary School is situated in Vookondi village of Munugodu –Mandal in
Nalgonda district with a distance of 120 kms from CIQ Hyderabad office. It is a
Government primary school run by state government. 92 students are studying in
this school between 1st standard to 5 standards. Compound wall was broken at 3
places and needs repair and lot of debris was lying on the ground of the school
and it should be removed and school buildings are old state, so its need
whitewash. The blackboards should be painted. It also lacks proper maintenance
and basic facilities like proper furniture and sports equipment to engage
students.
Non Profit
Partner: Lead
India 2020
Project
Leader: Sunil
Kumar Yarranagi
Activity: Volunteers are involved
in activities of white washing for class rooms and compound wall, ground
cleaning and Tree plantation and procure material for wall construction as well
as provided benches and sports material to school children and school staff.
Date &
Time: 29th
June 2015 from 8 am to 4pm
Number of
Volunteers: 25
Highlights:
1. MHFI provided Rs.120, 000
for procuring material for wall constructions, benches for the school, sports
material, and Volunteers expenses.
2. Volunteers spend 8 hours
of their personal time for cleaning entire school premises, painting of the
school buildings and compound wall as well as participated in tree plantation
activities.
3. Provided 20 Primary school benches which can be
facilitate 5 class rooms with 95
students
4. Conducted games and quiz
regarding subjective matters
5. Distributed Gifts to
students
Impact:
Good atmosphere creates good learning experience. There are 92
students in the school, who will get access to good play ground and protected
premises. They will get inspiration from volunteers and learn the importance of
good environment, service mindedness, living with social responsibility and
cleanliness of school and surroundings.
Names of Volunteers: Lingaswamy Pagilla;
Suresh Kumar Katakam; Kiran Kumar Alapati; Raghu Velishala; Subba Rao
Chollangi; Sravan Kumar Naidu Dasamaneni; Deepika Ganta; Kevala Sunkari; Kumara
Swamy Vadde; Jyothi Buddharaju; Parusuram Pelluru; Lavanya Katakam; Vasantha
Vani Dubasi; Savara Raju Baratam; Mani Babu Sagam; Sunil Kumar Yarranagi;
Ramakrishna Choudary Kora; Eswara Rao Dhammuluri; Santhosh Kumar Gunda
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
FEEDBACK OF THE VOLUNTEERS:
Sunil Kumar
Yarranagi (Project Leader): Great opportunity to serve the society, very happy to be part of
this project and thankful to S&P Capital IQ for giving me this opportunity
to coordinate and lead this event and thanks to the entire team for supporting
me in this event and for their enthusiastic participation. I felt very happy
after seeing smiles on the faces of school children.
Suresh Kumar Katakam: First of all, I would like to say 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 to help others
as much as. I learned so many things from this. I observed team work,
motivation, guidance and other things. My heartfelt thanks to each and every
one who initiated this kind of projects
Lingaswamy Pagilla: First of all I thank to Mr. Sunil
Kumar because he has selected the project from distance
villages, as the distance villages don’t have minimum facilities for the
students to get better education. Through this project we have facilitated few
of the necessities. And through we trained the students about the importance
education in society and also educated villagers about importance of trees in
human life. I thanks to MHFI for the motive of “Giving back Essential
Parusuram Pelluru: First I thanks to Sunil,
Lingaswamy and Suresh Kumar for taking initiation, leading this great event as
success, because of you we got a chance to participate for this project. I
personally enjoyed so much in CIM project, spending the whole day with
children’s, giving advice, playing with them really a great feeling. In my view
we have conducted some sort of awareness program particularly to reduce the
school drop outs of girls and encourage them to words studies, especially the
villagers. I also wish you to conduct many such programs in future and all the
very best.
Kiran Kumar Alapati: 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 honor for us to serve the students of Vookondi
village, knowing their struggle to have basic facility to learn education in
their school and it is very happy movement that we, our company providing all
those in order to better educating them. Hence it was a great opportunity to be
a part in this event.
Raghu Velishala: I am very happy that I got an opportunity to
spend, work, engage and guide the young minds. It’s been a great opportunity to
work for the society with Community Impact month through our company.
Subba Rao Chollangi: It’s an opportunity for
all of us to give back something to our society. Really the School
Children at that Govt. School need
support which was fulfilled by our Company. And looking forward to share our
knowledge and serve the society in future.
Sravan Kumar Naidu Dasamaneni: I would definitely say we
made a difference, but not just for the people in Vookondi but in our own life.
Volunteering has allowed me to come back home with a different perspective not
just in the way I live but how I interact with others. I welcome volunteering
as it allows people the true experience of those we are trying to help going
beyond what you see on television or in magazines." Volunteering was
magical on so many levels. There is one word I word I like to share with you
for this project i.e. “Awesome”
Deepika Ganta: It gave me immense pleasure to become a part
of the CIMA-85 project which provided me the opportunity to help the young
talent of our society which do not have basic facilities and materialist thing
which can help them grow .I felt great privilege for being able to do something
for those kids and become a reason for their smile .My heart overwhelmed with
happiness seeing the pleasure on their faces for having received those gifts
and goodies. Thank you for the opportunity.
Kevala Sunkari: It’s been a great opportunity to spend, work,
engage and guide the young minds and also become a helping hand in enhancing
their future. Thank you CIMA project for providing me such an opportunity for
becoming a part in the development of the society. The day we spent with
the children by the means of our Community impact project was a really awesome
and heartwarming
Kumara Swamy Vadde: I am so much happy for
being a part of this program, each and every movement I felt very proud to work
for the children; I would like to thank MHFI for conducting such a wonder full
programs for the development of our society and also like to congratulate each
and every volunteer who gave their helping hands for serving the poor children.
Jyothi Buddharaju: It’s a very good
opportunity to participate such a program which is very helpful to the people
having a lack of basic amenities. I found a great satisfaction in serving poor
and needy.
Lavanya Katakam: It felt a heartfelt appreciation to the CIMA
project which provided me the opportunity to become a part such a charity
program which not only gave me chance to change something in the society but
some to motivate those children towards education and cleanliness. Those were
great and unforgettable moment spends with those young children reminded me of
my childhood.
Vasantha Vani Dubasi: It is a great opportunity
to attend this CIMA program. I very proud to serve the school environment and
share the my knowledge to children’s
Savara Raju Baratam: It is really nice and
good experience... I am really happy for spending the time with children...
Thanks for giving this opportunity
Ramakrishna Choudary Kora: I feel very happy to
participation in this program.
Eswara Rao Dhammuluri: It’s one of the
unforgettable moments participating in such an event.
Santhosh Kumar Gunda: 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 honor for us to serve the students of Vookondi
village, knowing their struggle to have basic facility to learn education in
their school and it is very happy movement that we, our company providing all
those in order to better educating them. Hence it was a great opportunity to be
a part in this event.
FEEDBACK OF THE BENEFICIARIES:
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