Waaree Group’s CSR Initiative Supports 1800 Students’ Education
Waaree Group, one of the leading players in the solar energy sector, reaffirmed its long-standing commitment to uplifting communities through an impactful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) endeavour. In terms of the ongoing efforts for CSR, the company has successfully distributed 1800 bags and 10,800 books to students of 14 government schools. Beyond the provision of these essential supplies, Waaree Group aims to inspire and encourage these young minds to embrace the transformative power of education and achieve their aspirations.
Education is a potent tool that can break the cycle of poverty and unlock fresh opportunities for the youth of India. By providing students with access to these vital school supplies, Waaree seeks to be an enabler of these students’ academic careers, while alleviating the financial strain on their families.
Waaree group’s dedicated CSR team embarked on a purposeful journey, spanning Chikli, Tumbh and Nandigram. Through engagement with these government schools, this initiative has made a positive impact on the lives of thousands of children over the past few years.
By nurturing dreams and providing essential resources, Waaree Group is not only bringing solar energy to homes, but also lighting the path towards a brighter future for young students.
About Waaree Energies
WAAREE Energies Ltd., the flagship company of the WAAREE Group, was founded in 1989. It is one of the largest vertically integrated new energy solution provider and is India’s largest solar module manufacturer with a capacity of 12 GW.
With a legacy of over 33 years, WAAREE Energies is a leader in providing one-stop solar solutions. WAAREE has four state-of-the-art solar module manufacturing facilities and has a presence in over 388+ locations nationally and 20 countries internationally thus making the Earth a better place, everyday. Since its Inception, WAAREE has supplied solar panels equivalent to planting approx. 36 crore trees and contributed to the reduction of approx. 75 lakh tons of CO2 emissions.
