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Cellecor Foundation Sets Target to Impact 50 Lakh Lives by 2030, Plans School Adoptions and Women's Skill Centres

By TheCSRUniverse Team Published 25 Jun 2026

Mumbai, June 25, 2026: Cellecor Foundation, the CSR arm of Cellecor Gadgets Limited, has outlined an expanded social impact plan targeting over 50 lakh lives by 2030, with interventions focused on education, women's empowerment, livelihood generation, and community development.

As part of the next phase, the Foundation plans to adopt additional schools in underserved regions, providing support for infrastructure, smart classrooms, learning resources, mid-day meals, and student welfare programmes. It also plans to establish the Sdn. Kulwant Kaur Skill Training Centres, aimed at providing women with vocational, digital, and entrepreneurial skills to improve employability and financial independence.

The Foundation's existing work includes a partnership with the Gurmukh Free Education Foundation (Mission Sarbat Da Bhala) for educational infrastructure and technology-enabled learning, as well as its Mission Livelihood programme for skill-based and career-readiness training. Community welfare activities such as ration distribution drives have also been part of its ongoing initiatives.

Ravi Agarwal, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Cellecor Gadgets Limited, said: "At Cellecor, we have always believed that success carries a larger responsibility. Cellecor Foundation is our commitment to creating meaningful impact beyond business through initiatives that support education, address food insecurity, and strengthen communities. While we are still early in our journey, our vision remains clear: to create opportunities, improve lives, and contribute towards a more inclusive and equitable future."

Going forward, the Foundation also plans to expand its focus on digital literacy, responsible technology usage, and e-waste awareness, alongside the company's broader commitments to sustainable packaging, ethical sourcing, and governance standards.