A Hyderabad headmistress said PalTech's kits brought 'great joy' to students; another 800 kits are in the works for the next phase of the drive.
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PalTech employees packed 1,000 school kits for children in and around Hyderabad, working across three mornings before the start of the workday, the company said. The kits, filled with notebooks and other basic learning supplies, are being distributed to underprivileged students in local schools for the new academic year. A second phase adding 800 more kits is already in motion.
"For many of our students, access to basic learning materials makes a real difference to how they begin the school year," P. Archana, headmistress at MPPS Anjaiah Nagar, said in the release. "The school bags, notebooks and stationery provided by PalTech have brought great joy to our children."
The kit drive is one example of how PalTech employees contribute outside their day-to-day roles, the company said. Earlier this year, staff volunteered at Marepally Government School in Nalgonda district, repainting classrooms and planting trees. PalTech also acted as platinum sponsor and technology partner for the 10th edition of Run for a Girl Child, running registrations and digital event operations for nearly 12,000 participants. In a separate project, employees partnered with Goonj for a clothing collection drive serving rural families.
Shanthi Palreddy, co-founder and director of PalTech, tied the volunteering to company culture. "Technology is what we do every day. But what defines a company over time is its people. What makes me proud isn't the number of school kits we packed. It's the number of people who chose to come in early, work together and make it happen. That says more about who we are than anything we could write in a slide deck," she said.
Santhosh Gongada, senior manager, said the projects let staff see the effects of their work. "Whether it was packing school kits or helping improve a school space, every activity felt meaningful because we could see the impact directly," he said.
PalTech, with offices in the United States and India, works with global enterprises across artificial intelligence, digital product engineering, data and analytics, cloud and DevOps. PalTech said it will continue building programs that support children, schools, rural communities and social causes.
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