This is a presentation of what corporates and organizations can do for Sukarya - an NGO working in health and women economic empowerment in the Joy of Giving week. The Joy of Giving Week is India's "Festival of Giving"! Launched in 2009, the festival is celebrated every year, in the week including Gandhi Jayanti, i.e., October 2-8, and brings together Indians from all walks of life, to celebrate "giving". You organization can help us through any of the following options: 1) Donate one day salary , 2) Give a part, say, a percentage of your sales campaigns. That is to say that your Company gives a %age of your sales/unit sold to Sukarya. This campaign can be run for a week or month. Week 2 to 8 October or the whole October 3) Allow a Wish Tree to be put up in your office. 4) Participate in the India Giving Challenge organized by Give India 5) Organize a fund raising event 6) Allow a Sukarya Spice and Cereal stall to be put up in your office. These masalas are produced by the women under our economic empowerment of women programme and the proceeds will be used to strengthen the Self Help Groups. After all, a little help from you can make a big difference in the life of someone else.

5. It is the joy of
knowing that
you
can make a huge
difference.
Come,
experience it.

7. -
Access is still a big problem
According to the National Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, an
average villager has to travel for at least 2 kms to get a tablet of
paracetamol, over 6 kms for a blood test and 20
kms for hospital care.
- Services that are available remain un-utilised
- Women suffer the maximum
- Maternal mortality is high
59 % of women have had no postnatal check up at all. Non
skilled birth attendants continue to conduct 1/3rd of
all births and only 39 per cent births take place in health facilities.
70%of pregnant women continue
to suffer from iron deficiency.

8. This is where
you,
I,
we all
can step in
to simply
contribute
meaningfully

9. THE JOY OF GIVING WEEK
• India’s “giving festival”, held every year from Oct
2nd – 8th
• A platform that brings together people from all
walks of life, and encourages them to celebrate
giving – time, money, skills or love.
• A concerted effort across NGOs, companies,
celebrities, media, schools, colleges, and the
“aam junta”…
• Started in 2009, this year (Oct 2-8, 2013)
will be the 5th edition

10. 2013 KEY STATISTICS
JGW is the largest philanthropic event in India, by far…
• 3 million+ people participated
• 80+ cities & towns participate, JGW reaches rural India
too
• 900+ events registered volunteering, donation,
awareness, fundraising, collection
• 1700+ schools, 450+ colleges participate
• Over 500+ companies participated
Conservative estimates based on data received
from registered events. Actual figures will be higher.

11. 2012 KEY STATISTICS
JGW is the largest philanthropic event in India, by far…
• 2 million+ people participated
• 70+ cities & towns participate, JGW reaches rural India
too
• 900+ events registered volunteering, donation,
awareness, fundraising, collection (from small individual
events to those involving >100,000 people)
• 1700+ schools, 450+ colleges participate
• Rs 30cr+ generated in donations of cash and materials
• Millions of volunteer hours
Conservative estimates based on data received
from registered events. Actual figures will be higher.

13. GET INVOLVED !
WHAT YOUR COMPANY CAN DO IN JGW
Join
the India Giving
Challenge and
get the
employees to
donate!
Donate
one day’s salary
Give
Percentage of
sales campaigns
- companies give
a %age of their
sales/unit sold

14. Place
Wish Tree in your
office premises
Organize
a large scale
volunteer event
in your company
Organize
a fund raising
event
Create
a customer
connect initiative
using
philanthropy as a
anchor
Organize
a spice and
cereal stall in
your office
Sponsor
Matching Gifts by
the Company

15. How?
Allow us to show
you the
way forward ?
Some essential details

16. The India Giving Challenge provides a way for NGOs to
raise even more money for their cause through a matching
grant from Give India.
Corporates and NGOs will raise funds online by reaching
out to their employees, customers, vendors, partners and
supporters who in turn will reach out to their friends and
families thus building a community approach to fundraising.

17. The corporate can have a JGW ‘WISH
TREE’ put up in the lobby / canteen with
Wish Cards from Sukarya.
Example: Medicine for 1 patient - Rs. 50/-,
Nutrition supplement for an anaemic
person for 15 days Rs. 250/- etc.
The wish cards are in the range of Rs.
100 to 500. The corporate can promote
the concept through various intra-media
available and encourage employees to
pick one card and participate in the
‘Festival of Giving’. The more cards get
picked up, the more they get replaced by
JGW Smiley’s, referred to as Wish Fruit
(‘WF’), and the fruitier the tree looks and
shows how many people are committing
to the cause.

18. Double or triple your gift
amount with a matching gift.
Check with your employer to
see if they have a matching
gifts program.

19. Allow a Sukarya Spice and Cereal stall to be
put up in your society. These masalas are
produced by the women under our economic
empowerment of women programme and the
proceeds will be used to strengthen the Self
Help Groups.

21. Formed in 1998, Sukarya, is a non-governmental
organization working on
issues of Maternal and Child Health,
Primary Health Care and Economic
Empowerment of Women in Delhi,
Haryana and Rajasthan.

22. WHAT WE DO
• Have been working with underprivileged men, women and
children since 1998.
• Have reached over one lakh women and children with
maternal and reproductive health care, immunizations and
health awareness sessions.
• We work to ensure that women and children are well
nourished and protected from common illness because it is
wrong for them to die because of diseases that could be
prevented
• We build awareness about key health issues and focus on
overcoming barriers that constrain women, children and
adolescents in seeking timely medical help.

23. Core Areas of Work
Sukarya
Integrated Rural
Development
Maternal and
Child Health
Provision of
Basic Health
Services
Economic
Empowerment of
Women

24. OUR KEY PROGRAMMES
• Provision of basic health care
Mobile Diagnostic Clinics
Health Camps
Community Health Centers
School Health Programme
• Maternal and Child Health
•Ante natal and post natal care
•Promotion of institutional delivery
•Promotion of breastfeeding
•Prevention and control of anemia
•Counseling
•Health awareness sessions

25. OUR KEY PROGRAMMES
• Economic Empowerment of Women
• Self Help Groups
• Spice and Cereal Processing units
• Entrepreneurial development

30. Changing a life costs as much as your one day’s
salary or forgoing one meal out with your friends.
Come and be a part of this change.
Take a small step and make a big difference.

33. CHANGING A LIFE
COSTS AS LITTLE AS A MOVIE TICKET

35. CONTACT US - SUKARYA
Main office
Block E, Sushant Lok Phase I,
Gurgaon - 122002 Haryana,
Tel: 91-124-4114251
Head office
P-20, (First Floor), South Extn. Part-II,
New Delhi-110049 India
Tel: 91-11-26264192
Contact Person : Shipra Shukla
Mob: +91-9910248487, +91-9999918517
Email: sukarya@sukarya.org
Website: www.sukarya.org

36. “After all,
Happiness doesn't
always result
from what
we get,
but from what
we give.”