Estee Advisors partners with Go Dharmic for CSR to feed the poor & vulnerable in India

Estee Advisors, in collaboration with Go Dharmic, has committed to help the poor and the

underprivileged who have been hit hard because of the pandemic in India and become our CSR partner. The new partnership forms part of Go Dharmic’s Coronavirus Emergency Appeal in India overall commitment of helping 1 million people and their families impacted by COVID 19.

Go Dharmic (GD) announced on April 15th a goal to help feed the vulnerable across India by

providing rations of daily food staples such as wheat flour, lentils, rice, salt, spices and vegetables. The project in India is part of a global effort to inspire and motivate individuals and companies to give up their time and talent to help the most vulnerable people in our communities get through the pandemic by providing food relief. In the short time since, we have delivered over 600,000 meals across 62 locations and are aiming to deliver 1 million meals by next week.

Estee Advisors has partnered with Go Dharmic to distribute ration kits in Gurugram in India. This effort will help the communities to combat COVID-19 by providing ration kits to the families and ensure they have enough food for atleast 10-12 days for a family of 4. The distribution is scheduled to take place on 25th June 2020 and phase 1 will benefit atleast 800 families.

Commenting on the collaboration, Sandeep Tyagi, Estee Advisors said, “Estee and its employees are conscious of their role as a member of the community during this pandemic. We fully support the efforts of GoDharmic to bring much needed relief to the ones most in need.”

Hemal Randerwala, Founder & Chairman, Go Dharmic, said “Go Dharmic is delighted to partner with the Estee Advisors and this collaboration will enable us to extend our reach. These are unprecedented times and we have a larger humanitarian responsibility to address the needs of the less privileged and less fortunate sections of the society. Together we will deliver over 1 million meals to vulnerable communities across India, targeting those most affected.”