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  • This festive season, share your joy with SOCIAL and CRY

    This festive season, share your joy with SOCIAL and CRY

    Mumbai: In the true spirit of the festive season, SOCIAL, India’s favourite neighbourhood café, has partnered with child rights NGO, Child Rights and You – CRY to spread Christmas joy to the underprivileged. This heart-warming initiative actively encourages SOCIAL patrons to contribute and spread the joy of the Christmas spirit for kids in need.

    This holiday season, SOCIAL Stockings will be present at 47 outlets in India across 7 cities namely Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Kolkata, Pune, Delhi NCR and Dehradun, where guests can come in and donate essential items for kids such as stationery including notebooks, pens, colouring sets, et al. Each contribution, modest or huge, is a step towards creating a brighter and happier Christmas for children in need. The five-foot stocking is also accompanied by literature providing the customers with comprehensive information about CRY’s mission and the specific requirements of the children they serve.

    Impresario Entertainment & Hospitality Pvt Ltd chief growth officer Divya Aggarwal shared, “SOCIAL has always served as a haven where friends and families unite to revel in joyous moments, creating enduring memories. Our commitment to the community goes beyond the pleasures of #food and #drnks; it’s about nurturing connections, uniting communities, and making a meaningful impact. At SOCIAL, we strongly believe in the profound impact of unity and through this initiative, we want each and every one of our guests to come together and contribute to the welfare of future generations.”

    CRY, West regional director Kreeanne Rabadi said “This collaboration exemplifies how collective goodwill can create significant and positive change, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who join us in brightening this holiday season for children in need. The shared commitment to our communities strengthens our connection with SOCIAL. We are confident that, together, we can proactively take steps towards transforming lives for the better.”

    The new initiative is part of SOCIAL’s overall year-end campaign that includes various activities catering to all people from different communities. As the festive season approaches, and people step out more, SOCIAL is set to be the go-to place in each neighbourhood for all things connections, community, and culture.

  • CRY and Asian Paints join hands to beautify Churchgate station

    CRY and Asian Paints join hands to beautify Churchgate station

    Mumbai: CRY – Child Rights and You, an NGO working to protect and honour the rights of children in India, in collaboration with Asian Paints took up the initiative of giving a makeover to Churchgate station. The effort was part of ‘Hamara Station Hamari Shaan’ India’s biggest beautification drive that is part of Daan Utsav, the Festival of Giving which kick-started on October 2.

    CRY and Asian Paints took up the initiative to transform some of the ceiling columns, walls and 52 pillars of Churchgate Station into a stunning piece of artistic design. This was executed by 25 accomplished artists, alumni of Sir J.J. School of Art and part of Wallcano India, all generously offering their talent at no cost.

    On October 2, CRY project children, donors, volunteers and employees also joined in the efforts to paint some walls of the station.

    CRY believes that education is key to enhancing and enriching childhoods, and is one of the most important investments a country can make in its children. Hence, the theme selected for Churchgate Station is education, and CRY hopes that this issue will be highlighted for the thousands of commuters who pass through the station each day.

    “We are thrilled to be part of Hamara Station, Hamari Shaan and to have transformed Churchgate station into a colourful and welcoming space that brings alive the all important issue of education for children. For the CRY family, it is our way of giving back to Mumbai – a city we have called home for over 36 years,” says Kreeanne Rabadi, Regional Director-West, CRY

    Speaking on the occasion, Amit Syngle, President-Sales, Marketing & Technology, Asian Paints Ltd said, “We at Asian Paints have been constantly working towards promoting art and making it directly accessible to the public since last few years. We believe it is our utmost responsibility to add colour and create a vibrant and happy environment in India. Mumbai’s local trains are the lifeline of the city connecting millions of people every day and we are delighted to partner with CRY for the beautification of Churchgate station and bring more colour, beauty and joy to the everyday lives of the Mumbai commuter. We are extremely proud to be associated with Hamara Station Hamari Shaan initiative and beautifying the station through art.”

  • CRY and Asian Paints join hands to beautify Churchgate station

    CRY and Asian Paints join hands to beautify Churchgate station

    Mumbai: CRY – Child Rights and You, an NGO working to protect and honour the rights of children in India, in collaboration with Asian Paints took up the initiative of giving a makeover to Churchgate station. The effort was part of ‘Hamara Station Hamari Shaan’ India’s biggest beautification drive that is part of Daan Utsav, the Festival of Giving which kick-started on October 2.

    CRY and Asian Paints took up the initiative to transform some of the ceiling columns, walls and 52 pillars of Churchgate Station into a stunning piece of artistic design. This was executed by 25 accomplished artists, alumni of Sir J.J. School of Art and part of Wallcano India, all generously offering their talent at no cost.

    On October 2, CRY project children, donors, volunteers and employees also joined in the efforts to paint some walls of the station.

    CRY believes that education is key to enhancing and enriching childhoods, and is one of the most important investments a country can make in its children. Hence, the theme selected for Churchgate Station is education, and CRY hopes that this issue will be highlighted for the thousands of commuters who pass through the station each day.

    “We are thrilled to be part of Hamara Station, Hamari Shaan and to have transformed Churchgate station into a colourful and welcoming space that brings alive the all important issue of education for children. For the CRY family, it is our way of giving back to Mumbai – a city we have called home for over 36 years,” says Kreeanne Rabadi, Regional Director-West, CRY

    Speaking on the occasion, Amit Syngle, President-Sales, Marketing & Technology, Asian Paints Ltd said, “We at Asian Paints have been constantly working towards promoting art and making it directly accessible to the public since last few years. We believe it is our utmost responsibility to add colour and create a vibrant and happy environment in India. Mumbai’s local trains are the lifeline of the city connecting millions of people every day and we are delighted to partner with CRY for the beautification of Churchgate station and bring more colour, beauty and joy to the everyday lives of the Mumbai commuter. We are extremely proud to be associated with Hamara Station Hamari Shaan initiative and beautifying the station through art.”