About vShare Foundation
Quietly working since 2007 to change lives through education.
We started by supporting students of ARC School, Chennai, studying their backgrounds and choosing those who needed us most. Today, our work spans education, healthcare and disaster relief.
Our story
From a single school in Chennai to lifelong support for families.
vShare Foundation provides access to quality education. This initiative was launched in 2007 and will continue indefinitely. We started our work by sharing support with students of ARC School, Chennai. We studied the students' backgrounds and chose to support them, and year on year, we continue to provide need and merit based scholarships.
We have also expanded our scope to contribute to flood-affected regions, and we run free medical check-up camps for communities that lack regular access to healthcare.
Mission
Educate one and provide lifetime support to a family for generations to come.
Vision
A society where no deserving student is denied an education because of circumstance.
Values
Transparency, dignity, consistency, and a long-term commitment to every family we touch.
Our people
Our Core Team
The trustees and volunteers who guide vShare Foundation's work.
Nirmala Devi.D
Ramaswamy.S
Sangeetha.S
Sathish Kumar.T
Sathish Nagarajan.R
Devendra Kumar.M
Our objectives
What we set out to do
Educate one, uplift a family
Provide lifetime educational support to a child so that an entire family rises with them, for generations.
Healthcare through camps
Run free medical check-up camps that bring basic care to communities that need it most.
Stand with the affected
Take part in rebuilding efforts after floods and natural disasters across India.
Our journey
Milestones along the way
Foundation begins
Started supporting students of ARC School, Chennai.
Scholarships scale
Need and merit based scholarships granted year on year.
Medical camps
Free health check-up camps introduced.
Disaster relief
Standing with flood-affected regions across India.
Join the journey that began in 2007.
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