Impact@45
This ambitious program was conceptualized as a part of Glenmarkâs 45th anniversary celebrations, under its Joy of Giving initiative. The Impact@45 campaign was rolled out on 24th August 2022; with 17th November 2023 marking the culmination of this 450-day long journey.
The campaign aimed to collaborate with 45 NGOs worldwide, plant 4,500 trees, and dedicate 45,000 employee volunteer hours.
Glenmark Foundation worked closely with Glenmark Pharmaceuticals to organize the Impact@45 activities for its employees across locations. Employees from 20+ countries put in over 45,000 volunteering hours that contributed to this laudable success.
450 Days long journey
50+ NGOs worldwide
12,800+ Trees planted
45,000+ Employee volunteer hours
20+ Countries
Creating a Greener World :
Planted 12,000+ trees across Glenmark locations. Noteworthy partnerships, including one with Grow-Trees.com resulted in 1,500 trees planted in Ramtek, Maharashtra. This project not only creates jobs for the Gond tribal population but also protects the habitat of tigers and other wildlife around Pench Tiger Reserve. In Ivory Coast Glenmarkians planted 5,00 trees which will help the local villagers.
A lush Miyawaki Forest, comprising of 1,500 trees of 45 different species was established at Cama Hospital in Mumbai, contributing to urban biodiversity.
Seeds for Sustainability :
Launched 'Seeds for Sustainability' campaign, creating 70,000+ seed balls with participation of 1300+ employees from 12 locations.
Reuse and Recycle with Eco Bags :
Eco-bag campaign in India across 18 cities 11 Indian states resulted in creation of a remarkable 100,000+ eco-bags, promoting reduced plastic usage and recycling.
Reducing plastic pollution:
Eco bricks campaign produced 10,000+ eco bricks made by employee volunteers across locations. The UK team rejuvenated the scenic Cassiobury Park, a sprawling 190-acre nature reserve, emphasizing environmental conservation.
Global Engagement Highlights
Employees globally engaged in meaningful activities supporting orphaned children, seniors and people with disabilities, raising awareness about homelessness and food donation drives.
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