february 2014
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dren from tier-II and tier-III schools in and
around Jamshedpur. The event, a part
of the Joy of Giving Week, aims at dis-
covering the hidden potential of those
less privileged students whose talents lie
dormant due to lack of opportunities and
encouragement. The event saw over 400
students from 20 schools showcasing their
talents in dance, quiz and painting competi-
tions.
Blood Donation Camp was conducted in
association with the Red Cross Society of
Jamshedpur. Shadow a CEO was organised
in partnership with ISB Hyderabad and the
IIMs (Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Calcut-
ta). The winning amount of the contest had
to be donated to a charity/NGO selected by
the CEO.
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Students sign up for a week
of serving the marginalised and
sharing with the less fortunate.
The pictures track their activities
during the event
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The Joy of Giving Week was launched in 2009
as a nation-wide festival of philanthropy,
and since then XLRI has been anchoring it
for Jamshedpur as Jamshedpur Joy Fest.
The aim of the fest is to engage at least two
crore Indians in different acts of giving —
money, time, resources and skills-spanning
the corporate, NGO and government sectors,
schools, colleges and the general public.
the act out
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Gift of Time
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Kshitij
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Beneficiary-Benefactor
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Shadow a CEO
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Silent auction
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Vastra Daan
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Ann Sammaan
