Yell Adworks

Employee Volunteering

Giving something back is very important to Yell Adworks. We wish to act as a responsible member of the communities in which we operate and our commitment to charitable causes is just one way in which we demonstrate it. We encourage our people to embrace the volunteering opportunities open to them.

Read on for more information relating to what we have done during the business year ending in March 2010.

In India we are passionate about supporting our local communities. Every year we have no shortage of volunteers from our people who donate their time and support willingly.

Providence Convent - Kitchen Project
The Providence Convent is a non-profit missionary school run by the F.M.M Sisters in Bangalore. Over the last year we have continued our support to the missionary school and have overseen the completion of the Kitchen Construction Project. Yell Adworks provided a well-equipped kitchen facility for the school. Today students are receiving good quality midday meals in a vibrant and stimulating environment.

Devnar Blind School
The Devnar Blind School is a project based out of Hyderabad which supports over 300 visually challenged children. The school focuses upon value-based education aimed to equip the children with the skills that will ultimately allow them to lead productive lives in mainstream community. The school relies on donations and during the past year our India employees again showed their generosity with donations of greatly needed clothes, blankets and food.

Leadership Adoption Program for Schools (l.e.a.p.s program)
l.e.a.p.s, in India is a unique initiative aimed at partnering with individuals and institutions to support schools that are in need of leadership development programs. The schools involved are typically found in under privileged areas of the country. Our Bangalore employees are getting involved and donating cash to support the initiative.

'Save a Child' Orphanage
The 'Save A Child' Organization is located in Secunderabad, India and takes care of 35 children between the ages of 5-15 years of age. Our Hyderabad employees have provided practical support and much needed items such as clothes, toys and books as well as grocery staples such as rice, wheat, oil, lentils, bath soaps and washing powder.

Mercy Home
Mercy Home is independently run and takes care of 40 disadvantaged children. They are provided with education, food and medical support. Our Bangalore employees raised money for much needed books, clothes and toys.