Our commitment to India
ZSers apply their unique knowledge, skills and passions to causes through volunteerism, pro bono consulting, donation matching, industry partnerships and more.
We concentrate our efforts on healthcare, education, economic empowerment and environmental sustainability, adhering to the best practices outlined in ISO 26000 to ensure we operate in a socially responsible manner.
Our overarching efforts are aligned to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals of no poverty, zero hunger, global health and well-being, quality education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation and climate action.
Impact by the numbers
Healthcare
Access to healthcare is essential for healthier and more resilient communities. We focus on expanding preventive and community-based care for underserved populations through anemia mitigation, HPV vaccination and accessible primary care. We align with national priorities and use scalable, evidence-based solutions to improve awareness, early detection, continuity of care and access.
Number of initiatives: 5
Beneficiaries: 376,313
Education
We help enable equitable access to quality and future-ready learning opportunities for underserved communities. Through STEM education, scholarships, fellowships, mentorship and digital learning programs, we aim to strengthen learning outcomes, build employability skills and empower students and educators to thrive.
Number of initiatives: 9
Beneficiaries: 13,673
Environment
A sustainable future requires responsible action. Our green initiatives, including afforestation, water conservation and circular economy projects, contribute to restoring and protecting natural ecosystems.
Number of initiatives: 5
Saplings planted: 34,971
Beneficiaries: ~4,000 village residents
Economic empowerment
We strive to promote sustainable livelihoods and long-term self-reliance. ZSers enable underserved communities with skills and pathways toward financial independence through employability, entrepreneurship and digital literacy initiatives.
Number of initiatives: 3
Beneficiaries: 627