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30 NGOs Raised INR 24.90 Lac During the Tata Steel World 25K in Kolkata

Updated: Dec 15, 2024

News Desk, News Nation 360 : At the 9th edition of the world's first World Athletics Gold Label 25K, the Tata Steel Kolkata World 25K Kolkata, the people of Kolkata united to commemorate #AamarKolkataShonarKolkata and promote the "Spirit of Giving." Together with Impact360 Foundation as its philanthropy partner, the event's philanthropy pillar has continuously increased its charitable impact by giving NGOs more authority and offering a cause-neutral platform that supports a variety of SDGs. In addition to being the largest sporting event that encourages participation, the TSW 25K Kolkata aims to change the world by involving every person, young philanthropist, and business in the greater social transformation. To date, the Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata has raised INR 24.90 Lac for charity with the assistance of 30 NGOs, individual fundraisers, 8 corporates, and hundreds of donors. This edition's fundraising will run through January 3, 2025. Numerous social concerns, including education, healthcare, the environment, livelihood, elder care, gender equality, and animal welfare, have gained support

thanks to the platform. Since 2014, the platform has helped more than 75 NGOs that support a range of problems in the Northeast and East regions of India generate INR 4.39 crores, improving the lives of millions of people. Vivek Singh, Jt. MD, Procam International stated that there are several reasons why the Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata is unique. Although it is a source of immense pride to be the first WA 25K race in history, the event's legacy lies in its capacity to influence and transform society. Seeing so many citizens band together for the common good is a humble experience. Kudos to the Impact 360 Foundation and all of their fundraisers for their outstanding work in making sure the event is a positive thing for the social sector.


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