The Raincoat Distribution Initiative, held on 9th February 2025 at the South Indian Cine & Small Screen Union in Chennai, was a thoughtful effort by BTG Trust with sponsorship from BTG Universal Pvt. Ltd. Aimed at supporting 277 women working in challenging outdoor conditions in the South Indian film and television industry, the event provided raincoats to help them stay protected during the monsoon and other wet conditions. These women, who play vital behind-the-scenes roles, often go unrecognized and face harsh weather without adequate protection. The initiative not only addressed a basic yet essential need but also aimed to raise awareness about the difficulties faced by women in the industry. With official recognition from FEFSI and support from the Cine Union, the event stood as a symbol of dignity, safety, and respect for women working tirelessly in the entertainment sector.
HOPE IN ACTION – OPERATION RELIEF
In December 2024, the Fengal Cyclone devastated the Irular tribal community in Anjancheri, Villupuram, leaving 19 families homeless. In response, BTG Trust raised ₹33,170 to provide urgent relief. Working with local leaders, the team distributed essential household items like utensils and groceries, helping families begin their recovery and restore daily life.
HOPE IN ACTION – OPERATION RELIEF
On December 13, 2024, BTG Trust, in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Coimbatore Smart City, responded to a severe landslide affecting 200 families in Thiruvannamalai. We provided essential survival kits and support to 485 beneficiaries across multiple villages. Working closely with local leaders, we helped the community recover, rebuild, and empower families for long-term resilience.
BLOSSOM – Uplifting the Kandivazhi Community Through Education and Development
On 29th November 2024, BTG Trust launched the Blossom initiative in Kandivazhi to support underprivileged communities through education and skill-building. The project transformed a neglected building into a vibrant Career Development Centre and Evening Tuition Centre, benefiting 120 community members. The centre now serves as a hub for academic support, career guidance, and nutritional care. By fostering learning and involving local residents in the process, the initiative promotes long-term social and economic upliftment.
FOUNDER’S BIRTHDAY
The Founder’s Birthday celebration in Kandivazhi, a tribal village in Anaikatti, embodied the Founder’s commitment to social inclusivity and community empowerment. The event brought together 120 beneficiaries, including children and elders, to foster unity and address local challenges such as limited access to education and recreational opportunities. Highlights included a symbolic cake-cutting ceremony, engaging games for children and elders, the distribution of 40 school bags with essential educational supplies, and a community lunch provided by BTG Trust. This initiative strengthened the organization’s connection with the community, promoting joy, support, and continued investment in the well-being and development of Kandivazhi’s tribal population.
AWARENESS GENERATION – Kindness Day 2024
On 13th November 2024, BTG Trust celebrated Kindness Day at Race Course, Coimbatore, with an engaging community event that drew over 500 participants. The initiative aimed to promote empathy, compassion, and reflection on the power of everyday kindness. Participants of all ages shared personal stories of kindness, creating a ripple of inspiration throughout the event. A special BTG Trust Kindness Frame offered a memorable photo opportunity, capturing the spirit of the day. To mark the occasion, smiley stress relief balls were distributed, serving as cheerful reminders of the joy found in small, thoughtful gestures. The event highlighted BTG Trust’s continued commitment to building a more compassionate society through community-driven engagement.
AWARENESS GENERATION – CHILDREN’S DAY 2024
BTG Trust marked Children’s Day 2024 with a unique Fingerprint Awareness Campaign at Race Course, Coimbatore, aimed at promoting child safety and community responsibility. The event engaged over 500 participants, highlighting the importance of creating a secure environment for every child. A central feature of the campaign was the Fingerprint Pledge Wall, where individuals placed colorful fingerprints as a symbolic commitment to protecting children. Informational pamphlets on child safety and BTG Trust’s welfare initiatives were distributed, while volunteers facilitated interactive sessions on online safety, open communication, and recognizing signs of abuse. Children enjoyed storytelling sessions, while parents and guardians actively participated in Q&A discussions. The event reinforced collective awareness, community action, and BTG Trust’s mission to safeguard childhood.
HOPE IN ACTION – National Children’s Day Celebration and Educational Support at Anganwadi
On 11th November 2024, BTG Trust conducted the Hope in Action initiative at the Anganwadi centre, engaging 27 young children in a day of creativity and learning. Educational kits containing crayons, storybooks, and pencils were distributed to support early literacy and artistic expression. Interactive storytelling and hands-on activities like colouring encouraged imagination, cognitive development, and joyful participation. The initiative aimed to create an enriching environment that nurtures holistic growth and celebrates the potential of every child.
EDU PLAY – Day With Tribal Children
BTG Trust organized the EDUPLAY Project on 17th September 2024 at Seengali, Anaikatti, benefiting 32 tribal children. This initiative aimed to foster holistic development through a blend of creative expression and life skill awareness. Children participated in drawing, singing, and dancing competitions, while interactive sessions promoted key topics like time management, hygiene, and health. Fun games and cultural activities boosted confidence and teamwork, encouraging self-expression and social interaction. Motivational talks and community collaboration further reinforced the importance of education and well-being, empowering children to dream beyond limitations.
BLOSSOM – Anganwadi Wall Painting
The “Anganwadi Wall Painting and Awareness Project” is a community-driven initiative undertaken by the Liferay Foundation to improve the infrastructure and environment of the Kallar Anganwadi located in Thooripalam, an underdeveloped tribal region in Mettupalayam. With support from the ICDS, the project was implemented over a span of three days, starting on February 27th, 2024. The primary goal was to clean, renovate, and paint the Anganwadi premises, transforming it into a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming space for tribal children and their mothers. By addressing both physical infrastructure and awareness, the project emphasized the importance of hygiene, health, and early childhood care. As part of the initiative, awareness sessions were conducted to educate tribal mothers and children on hygiene and wellness practices. These sessions aimed to foster behavioral change and instill healthier routines within the community. The project benefited 30 individuals directly and aimed to create a long-term impact through empowerment and education. Enhanced visual appeal through wall painting contributed to a more child-friendly and stimulating environment. Clean surroundings and better-maintained facilities now support improved health standards. The project also encouraged community ownership of the Anganwadi and its upkeep. By involving local volunteers and SHG members, it promoted participation and inclusiveness. Overall, the initiative supports better developmental outcomes for tribal children. It aligns with broader goals of health, education, and community engagement in marginalized areas. The project is a step toward sustainable tribal development. It also lays the groundwork for future social impact efforts. The effort exemplifies Liferay Foundation’s commitment to empowering underprivileged communities. Through collaborative work and targeted interventions, meaningful change has been initiated.









