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 The Hinduja Foundation, a public charitable trust established in Mumbai, was born of the life-long conviction of late Parmanand Deepchand Hinduja, the founder of the Hinduja Group, that philanthropy is a sacred social responsibility of all enterprise. The Foundation has a broad spectrum of objectives and works in tandem with the Hinduja Foundations in the UK and the USA. Foundation is also associated with a number of philanthropic activities initiated by the Founder, lending them a helping hand wherever necessary.>> |
 The Foundation values quality healthcare for all without discrimination, a cherished ideal of late P. D. Hinduja. In 1951 he established an outdoor clinic in Mumbai which evolved into the P. D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre run by the National Health & Education Society. An ultramodern tertiary care centre in Mumbai, it enjoys pride of place among the Foundation’s Healthcare projects. >> |
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 The earliest structured philanthropic work of Late P D Hinduja began in 1944 with the establishment of a charitable trust for education. Taking a cue from him, the Foundation recognizes the pivotal role of Education amongst catalysts for progress, and has a number of education-related projects to its credit. >> |
 Culture encompasses all that a civilization stands for and Art is its means to address humanity. The Foundation therefore believes that promotion of Art and Culture helps multicultural understanding and conflict reduction, as it reaches out where ordinary communication fails. The Foundation has supported a number of initiatives in this area >> |
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 Be it carefully planned long term welfare measures or swift help in times of crises, Hinduja Foundation has done its bit to bring smiles back to helpless faces. Support to disease eradication measures, reconstruction of housing for the quake and cyclone affected, provision of drinking water to remote Indian villages are some of Foundation’s notable projects in this area. >> |
 Until recently, Indian Sports were plagued with severe resource crunch, seriously compromising prospects of even the most promising of Indian sporting talent. From 1986 to 2000, the Foundation ran some special schemes under which deserving Indian sportspersons were trained to excel at international events. These schemes brought in rich rewards.>> |
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