Corporate giving in India is motivated by philanthropic, planned philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, taxes, community relations, marketing and image building, and employee relations. Major players focus on causes like microfinance, education, healthcare, and community development. Large companies partner with foundations or directly fund non-profits focused on areas like children's education, HIV/AIDS, and the environment. Some companies involve employees through volunteer programs. High visibility fundraisers include the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon and CRY Telethon, while affinity credit cards and in-flight collections also support non-profits.

1. Corporate Giving- Indian Overview Presented by Anup Tiwari

3. CSR major players/cause in India Micro-finance ABN Amro Bank Education, IT Education Azim Premji Foundation (Wipro) Causes Corporate Foundations Children Education, Community Development, Micro-finance, ICICI Bank Community Development, water Tata Council For Community Initiatives HIV/AIDS, Environment, MCH and Nutrition Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Health, Education, MF Infosys Foundation Self Help Groups, Research, Land Development ITC Self Help Groups UniLevers India

4. Planned Philanthropy Players in India Coca-Cola Water Apollo Tyres, Glaxo SmithKline (GSK), children edu HIV/AIDS Johnson and Johnson, GSK Health LG, Schnieder, UPS (theme may change year on), Ballarpur Industries (BILT), HDFC, Coca-Cola Children Education Samsung, Microsoft IT HDFC, HUDCO Housing Amway Foundation Visually Challenged Aditya Vikram Birla Group, Maruti, BILT, National Thermal Power Corporation, Public Sector Enterprises Community Development Corporations Causes

8. Results of the Marathon 109 NGOs benefited