Gurugram, October 19, 2026: M3M Foundation’s month-long Seva campaign reached more than one lakh people through health camps, blood donation drives, nutrition support, senior citizen care and de-addiction awareness activities. Launched on September 17, the campaign concluded on October 16 with ‘Seva Diwas’, marking the 60th birthday of Shri Roop Bansal, Trustee of M3M Foundation.

The campaign brought together the Foundation’s partner organisations and associates from across India to conduct activities focused on health, nutrition, dignity and community participation. The initiative aimed to address local needs while encouraging collective responsibility towards underserved communities.

Health and safety activities formed a key part of the campaign, with special attention given to construction workers, security personnel, sanitation workers, drivers, horticulture staff and other support staff. Health camps offered general medical consultations, eye and dental check-ups, and basic medicines where required. Blood donation drives, first-aid training and tetanus vaccination activities were also organised.

The Foundation distributed ‘Sehat Ki Potli’, containing health and hygiene supplies, along with ration kits for people undergoing treatment for tuberculosis to support their nutritional needs.

The campaign included activities to raise awareness about substance abuse, healthy lifestyles and the effects of addiction on individuals, families and communities. The initiative emphasised the importance of mutual support and promoting substance-free environments, particularly among young people and worker communities.

Senior citizens were also a focus of the campaign. Under the theme ‘A Day Dedicated to Our Loved Ones’, volunteers organised meals and conversations with residents of old-age homes, listened to their experiences and distributed useful items according to their needs. Activities also extended support to children and students with visual impairments.

Food distribution and community meals were organised at various M3M locations for workers, support staff and nearby communities. Food packets were delivered to people unable to reach meal distribution points, while clothing, blankets and daily-use essentials were provided to families living on footpaths and other people in need.

Representatives of partner organisations and associates from across the country participated in the concluding event. Their involvement highlighted the role of collaboration in reaching communities and delivering support based on local needs.

Inspired by Shri Roop Bansal’s values of caring for children, respecting senior citizens and strengthening family bonds, Seva Diwas extended the spirit of care and belonging to wider communities.

Through the campaign, M3M Foundation brought together multiple forms of community support, from healthcare and nutrition to social awareness and assistance for vulnerable groups, under a shared focus on service and participation.