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Intex Technologies donates 50,000 stationary kits worth Rs 5 lakhs to underprivileged kids

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New Delhi, October 12, 2016: Intex Technologies, a leading consumer electronics major, donated 50,000 stationary kits worth Rs. 5 lakhs this Diwali as a part of the campaign for underprivileged kids in the form of the Joy of Giving Week on Snapdeal – a festival of philanthropy, celebrated every year by engaging people through acts of giving.

The campaign took place from 1st-10th October, 2016 on Snapdeal Sunshine and the stationary kits (that included Natraj pencils, an eraser, a sharper and a ruler) were delivered directly to partnering NGOs like Teach for India, GiveIndia, Bhumi, The Community Initiative, Care India, etc; which are actively working for education of underprivileged kids across the country.

Intex Technologies ran internal contests, where employees registered and promoted the campaign page to drive traffic and donations. Later, the winning team which drove maximum donations was given exciting goodies for their efforts.

Speaking on the initiative, Ms Ishita Bansal, CSR Project Head, Intex Technologies said, “We feel extremely delighted to be the part of the Joy of Giving initiative. To encourage the deprived children across the country for education, we have donated 50, 000 stationary kits to needy students during this festive season in the form of the Joy of Giving Week. Intex technologies always supports initiatives for betterment of the society and also to spread awareness about the importance of education in our societies. The success of this campaign encourages us to plan & come up with similar initiatives in partnership with NGO’s who works for underprivileged kids of the country.”

Intex Technologies has always endeavoured to actively support community building initiatives in every sphere that the company operates in. The company’s CSR philosophy is to influence its legacy of technology innovation to positively influence societies and human life, and offer new opportunities to more people.

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