Marutham Foundation works across 10 core areas — from soil and water to education, women empowerment, and research — all guided by a people-first, technology-enabled approach.
Ten pillars that define our work and impact
Corporate Social Responsibility partnerships driving community impact
CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) funds are dedicated budgets that qualifying companies are legally obligated or ethically motivated to allocate toward social, environmental, and community development initiatives. For NGOs, these funds represent a major financial lifeline to execute development projects, as companies rely on nonprofits to deliver impact on the ground.
In regions like India, which legally mandates CSR under Section 135 of the Companies Act, large businesses must spend at least 2% of their average net profits over the past three years on eligible social causes. Instead of running these programs entirely internally, companies partner with registered NGOs to implement them.
Securing CSR funding involves identifying corporations whose social goals align with our mission. Marutham Foundation drafts clear, measurable project proposals detailing problem statement, implementation plan, budget, timelines, outcome metrics, sustainability plan, and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) — so companies can track exactly how their funds are helping the community.
Chittalapakkam Tank — Works are being executed in Chittalapakkam tank maintained by Water Resources Department, Government of Tamil Nadu using CSR fund collaborated with M/s Britania India Pvt. Ltd. Activities include:
Financial Year 2024–2025: Works executed at Pulithivakkam Tank under the control of WRD.
Four pillars that guide everything we do
Working with people, not just for them.
Using modern tech to bring traditional practices into the future.
Every project ensures long-term impact and environmental balance.
Special focus on empowering women, youth, farmers & marginalized communities.
Explore our research initiatives across Tamil Nadu districts
Interactive map with district-wise research activities