Our Objectives

Ten pillars that define our work and impact

01
Soil Protection & Conservation
  • Promote soil health through sustainable agricultural practices.
  • Encourage organic farming, natural fertilizers, and erosion control.
  • Conduct soil testing & fertility mapping using Geospatial tech.
02
Renovation & Protection of Water Bodies
  • Identify, restore, and rejuvenate ponds, lakes, and traditional systems.
  • Implement rainwater harvesting & watershed management.
  • Use remote sensing & GIS to monitor water body health.
03
Educational Support to the Needy
  • Offer scholarships, study materials & mentorship.
  • Conduct coaching, career guidance & digital literacy programs.
04
Establishment of Educational Institutions
  • Set up schools, training centers & community learning hubs.
  • Promote skill development, agriculture, and environmental studies.
05
Promoting Environmental Awareness
  • Organize campaigns, workshops & green drives.
  • Educate communities on climate change, waste management & eco-living.
06
Support for Farmers
  • Technical guidance, modern farming & financial literacy.
  • Facilitate access to schemes, subsidies & market linkages.
  • Develop model farms for sustainable & profitable farming.
07
Community Engagement & Empowerment
  • Build strong community networks through participatory programs.
  • Encourage leadership among youth, women & farmers.
  • Establish CBOs for collective decision-making.
08
Women's Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
  • Facilitate formation & strengthening of women-led SHGs.
  • Training in entrepreneurship, financial management & leadership.
  • Connect SHGs with income-generation & financial institutions.
09
Protection of Country Cows (Indigenous Breeds)
  • Promote conservation & breeding of native cattle.
  • Support organic dairy farming & value addition.
  • Conduct awareness on cultural & ecological importance.
10
R&D through Modern Technologies
  • Leverage GIS, Remote Sensing, GPS for mapping & monitoring.
  • Undertake research in soil, water, farming & biodiversity.
  • Collaborate with academic & research institutions.

CSR Projects

Corporate Social Responsibility partnerships driving community impact

About CSR Project

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.

CSR Funding

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.

Education & Skill Development Healthcare & Sanitation Environmental Sustainability Women's Empowerment Rural Development
Eligibility for NGOs
  • Legal Registration: Trust, society, or Section 8 company.
  • Tax Certifications: Valid 12A & 80G certificates.
  • CSR-1 Registration: Registered with Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
  • Track Record: 2–3 years of operational experience & audited financials.
Approaching Companies

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.

Collaborated Companies
  • Britania India Pvt. Ltd
  • India Cements Pvt. Ltd
  • Rane India Ltd
On-Going Projects

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:

  • Strengthening of Bund
  • Laying footpath tiles along the bund for public walk
  • Removing bushes on either side of the bunds
  • Repairing sluices
Completed Projects

Financial Year 2024–2025: Works executed at Pulithivakkam Tank under the control of WRD.

  • Removal of juliflora in the water spread area
  • Cleaning the inlet
  • Strengthening the bunds
  • Renovation of spillways

Our Approach

Four pillars that guide everything we do

Community-Centered Development

Working with people, not just for them.

Technology-Enabled Solutions

Using modern tech to bring traditional practices into the future.

Sustainability First

Every project ensures long-term impact and environmental balance.

Inclusive Growth

Special focus on empowering women, youth, farmers & marginalized communities.

Research & Development

Explore our research initiatives across Tamil Nadu districts

Interactive map with district-wise research activities