Philanthropy with efficacy
Photo courtesy of CRY India
Explore the Report
FY21 at a glance
Oracle Financial Services Software
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INR 38.6 crores
donated
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8 nonprofits
supported
*This amount includes INR 18 lakhs donated by Oracle (OFSS) Processing Services Limited.
Oracle India Private Limited
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INR 16.3 crores
donated
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6 nonprofits
supported
*This amount includes INR 2.4 crores donated by Oracle Solution Services India.
Oracle Giving in India
For more than five years, Oracle has donated millions of dollars annually to support nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations working to advance education, protect the environment, and strengthen communities in India. In FY21, we donated more than INR 55 crores to organizations providing immediate, pandemic-related relief with particular focus on women, children, and migrant workers. Our grant making primarily supports projects in and around areas local to our offices, including Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Trivandrum, and Hyderabad.
In FY21, Oracle Financial Services Software also contributed to the Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM CARES Fund), a public charitable trust that provides relief and assistance to address public health emergencies—or any other kind of emergency, calamity, or distress—including the COVID-19 pandemic.
The excellent organizations we support
Oracle Financial Services Software
Addressing basic issues of the poor by involving them in creating their own solutions, with dignity.
Project locations: Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Mahrashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Telangana
Oracle’s grant supported migrant workers, women, and children by providing dry rations and training to rebuild broken supply chains and revitalize local economies.
Enabling children to break the cycle of poverty, lead fulfilling, rewarding lives, and contribute positively to their communities.
Project locations: Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh
Oracle’s grant supported migrant workers, women, and children through food assistance and dry ration kits, as well as access to employment and apprenticeship opportunities, entrepreneurship training, and remedial education.
Addressing the needs of underserved and marginalized sections of society by providing healthcare, education, and livelihood services.
Project locations: Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and West Bengal
Oracle’s grant equipped frontline healthcare workers with personal protective equipment kits at designated COVID-19 hospitals.
Shaping an inclusive society that supports the development of visually impaired, disabled, and underprivileged people, without discrimination.
Project location: Karnataka
Oracle’s grant provided hygiene kits and personal protective equipment to female primary healthcare workers and caregivers.
Supporting disadvantaged communities and children with special needs by fostering growth through lifelong learning and skills development.
Project locations: Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Puducherry
Oracle’s grant provided migrant workers, women, and children with dry ration and emergency supplies, and employment opportunities.
Inspiring breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, achieving immediate—and lasting—change in their lives.
Project locations: Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, and Jharkhand
Oracle’s grant supported migrant workers, women, and children by providing dry rations, vitamin and mineral supplements, hygiene kits, and hand washing stations.
Serving humanity in distress, aiding local communities, and promoting volunteerism, while engaging beneficiaries as agents of change.
Project locations: Arunachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tripura, and Uttarakhand
Oracle’s grant empowered migrant workers, women, and children through access to Mobile Health Units, nutrition, and employment opportunities.
Supporting migrant workers in rural communities by connecting them to skill-building and income-generating opportunities.
Project location: Maharashtra
Oracle’s grant supported migrant workers in rural communities by connecting them with skill-building and income-generating opportunities and reviving livelihoods.
Oracle India Private Limited
Catalyzing social and economic change in India through high-impact interventions in education, livelihoods, public health, and leadership development.
Project locations: Gujarat, Maharashtra, New Delhi, and Tamil Nadu
Oracle’s grant provided hygiene kits to women and girls and personal protective equipment to frontline health workers in migrant communities.
Strengthening the capacity of deprived children and women to improve their health, nutrition, education, and protection conditions.
Project location: West Bengal
Oracle’s grant supported migrant workers, women, and children by providing nutritional supplements, health checkups, and emergency transportation.
Working to ensure sustainable change in the lives of more than two million underprivileged children.
Project locations: Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Maharashtra, New Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal
Oracle’s grant supported children in migrant communities by providing health and safety training, psychosocial support, and COVID-19 education.
Helping ensure higher enrollment and attendance for girls as well as improved learning outcomes for all children.
Project locations: Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh
Oracle’s grant equipped community volunteers and field staff with personal protective equipment to identify out-of-school girls, enroll them in school, and connect them to online education resources and life-skills training.
Building an inclusive society that prospers in harmony with its surroundings.
Project location: Uttar Pradesh
Oracle’s grant helped workers regain stability with psychosocial counseling and connection to government schemes, including labor registration and microenterprise loans.
Advancing the rights of all girls and boys in India, especially the most disadvantaged.
Project locations: Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh
Oracle’s grant delivered health and nutrition services, implemented infection containment strategies, and trained health workers and public health NGOs.