Close to our community during COVID crisis, says WIRTGEN India
Through its WE CARE initiative , WIRTGEN INDIA has supported the fight for COVID through various CSR initiatives. The organisation, along with with a substantial contribution by the employees, has donated a sum of Rs 30 lakh to the PM Cares fund, said a press release by the company.
Wirtgen India also donated CSR funds to NGO United Ways for supporting ground level activities which included – supplying healthcare equipment, cooked meals, groceries and essentials to the stranded and the effected people.
Distribution of essential kits to the migrant labourers as well as supply of PPE kits to the local police and the medical staff was done and will be continued as required, said the release.
"While being true to our motto – Close To Our Customers, we at Wirtgen India are being socially responsible and are also Close To Our Community," said the release.
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