Under this CSR campaign by Malabar Group, daily meals are provided to people in need from 24 distribution centres in different states across India

Malabar Gold & Diamonds has rolled out Malabar Group’s Hunger-Free World campaign at Vasai in Mumbai. As part of the inauguration programme, Goa Governor Adv. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai flagged off a food distribution vehicle. Actor and Rajya Sabha member Suresh Gopi, Dilip Narayanan, Bullion Head, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, A T Fanseem Ahmed, Regional Head (West), Malabar Gold & Diamonds, and others were also present for the event.

‘Hunger-Free World’, the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) campaign of Malabar Group, aims to provide daily meals to people in need. Malabar Group has launched this initiative in collaboration with Thanal, a voluntary organisation known for its commitment to social service. Under the campaign, over 30,000 food kits are distributed daily from 24 distribution centres in different states.

Commenting on the launch, M P Ahammed, Chairman, Malabar Group, said, “At Malabar Group, we aim to run our business aligned to the best industry standards in a manner that is safe, environment-friendly, and sensitive to the necessities and concerns of the communities. We are dedicated to catering to society’s expectations and giving back to the community in general and the underprivileged in particular. Our ‘Hunger-Free World’ initiative reflects our ethos, and we are pleased to launch it at Vasai to reach out to more people.”

To carry out the ‘Hunger Free World’ campaign, kitchens equipped with modern facilities have been set up in different locations. Trained cooks and other support staff are assigned to prepare food. Food packages are delivered directly to people living on the streets.

Malabar Group allocates five percent of its profits to various social welfare activities. The fund is spent on women empowerment, providing shelter and food to people in need, medical support, and the education of girl students. Malabar Group has already spent over Rs. 200 crore on such activities.

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Under this CSR campaign by Malabar Group, daily meals are provided to people in need from 24 distribution centres in different states across India

Malabar Gold & Diamonds has rolled out Malabar Group’s Hunger-Free World campaign at Vasai in Mumbai. As part of the inauguration programme, Goa Governor Adv. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai flagged off a food distribution vehicle. Actor and Rajya Sabha member Suresh Gopi, Dilip Narayanan, Bullion Head, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, A T Fanseem Ahmed, Regional Head (West), Malabar Gold & Diamonds, and others were also present for the event.

‘Hunger-Free World’, the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) campaign of Malabar Group, aims to provide daily meals to people in need. Malabar Group has launched this initiative in collaboration with Thanal, a voluntary organisation known for its commitment to social service. Under the campaign, over 30,000 food kits are distributed daily from 24 distribution centres in different states.

Commenting on the launch, M P Ahammed, Chairman, Malabar Group, said, “At Malabar Group, we aim to run our business aligned to the best industry standards in a manner that is safe, environment-friendly, and sensitive to the necessities and concerns of the communities. We are dedicated to catering to society’s expectations and giving back to the community in general and the underprivileged in particular. Our ‘Hunger-Free World’ initiative reflects our ethos, and we are pleased to launch it at Vasai to reach out to more people.”

To carry out the ‘Hunger Free World’ campaign, kitchens equipped with modern facilities have been set up in different locations. Trained cooks and other support staff are assigned to prepare food. Food packages are delivered directly to people living on the streets.

Malabar Group allocates five percent of its profits to various social welfare activities. The fund is spent on women empowerment, providing shelter and food to people in need, medical support, and the education of girl students. Malabar Group has already spent over Rs. 200 crore on such activities.

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