Building on progress made in 2025 through the women's empowerment program in Dadri, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Ambuja Foundation and Aramco have extended the "Empowering Women" initiative for an additional year in 2026. This year, the project will focus on expanding opportunities for women in the region through training in stitching, tailoring, and block printing.

In Patancheru, where factories sit beside farms, water once flowed in only one direction — away. Downstream. Depleted. Disappearing. Today, some of that water is finding its way back.

Agriculture development and efficient water management programme to benefit over 14,250 households across 46 villages

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. has partnered with Ambuja Foundation for the past two years. In this article, CSR Head Mr Chandrashekhar Gowda reflects on what drives the company’s approach to social investment - and why, in his view, partnership is essential to achieving meaningful scale in CSR.

Ambuja Foundation partners with CSR collaborators for hands-on visits to rural development initiatives. Witness real groundwork transforming communities through impactful programs.

As part of its flagship water stewardship program- Jalashay, Marico Limited, one of India’s leading FMCG companies, has partnered with Ambuja Foundation to launch a sustainable water conservation initiative in the drought-prone regions of Sanand and Viramgam in Ahmedabad district.

For SKF India, Corporate Social Responsibility is no longer about ticking the boxes. It’s about transformation of communities, of ecosystems, and of the way CSR itself is approached.

Ambuja Foundation, an independent, pan-India social development organization dedicated to transforming rural communities, in collaboration with Voltas launched a comprehensive health and education development initiative in Waghodia (Vadodara) and Sanand (Ahmedabad).

In a long-term partnership with the Hinduja Group, the Sustainable Water Management Project in Rajasthan has transformed the lives of over 2.74 lakh people across 173 villages in 5 districts over the past 7 years. The adoption of innovative water harvesting techniques, rejuvenation of traditional water bodies, and the implementation of efficient irrigation methods has marked a significant milestone in grassroots water stewardship and environmental sustainability.

From humble beginnings to becoming one of India’s leading manufacturers in piping systems, the story of Prince Pipes and Fittings Limited (“Prince Pipes”) and its growth, is nothing short of inspiring! Starting out in business with just a small family Kirana shop, the family ‘s penchant for business evolved – pivoting into the plastics industry in the 1970s, when five brothers came began into making household items like buckets and jugs. In 1980, a pivotal moment occurred when the family members chose to branch out. Seizing an untapped opportunity, Jayant Shamji Chheda founded Prince Pipes, and what followed was a steady rise as a leader in plumbing and piping solutions.

Continuing a successful partnership that has already impacted over 8,00,000 beneficiaries across 22 districts since 2018, Ambuja Foundation and HDFC Bank Parivartan have launched a new phase of the Holistic Rural Development Program (HRDP) in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana.

Ambuja Foundation witnessed multiple launches and expansion of projects last month along with HDFC Bank Parivartan across locations.