Rotary Magnum Trust

District

Chennai

States

Tamil Nadu

Rotary Magnum Trust focuses on education initiatives, particularly constructing or refurbishing toilets in schools for disadvantaged children. Recognizing that the absence of proper sanitation facilities often leads to school dropout rates, especially among girls, the trust endeavours to provide essential infrastructure for quality education. It has successfully executed various projects like educating children in remote areas during the pandemic, benefiting 3000 individuals, building new toilets in several schools, including those in Tirusulam, Vilivakkam, and TTV School, impacting around 2400 beneficiaries, and renovating existing toilet facilities in Bentinck and Aruljothi schools, benefiting 1600 students.

District

Chennai

States

Tamil Nadu

The Rotary Magnum Trust, through its 'Magnanimals' initiative, has undertaken various animal welfare projects. These include establishing shelters for dogs in Santoshpuram and providing feed for cows at Pinjrapole. Additionally, it has supported pigeon feeding efforts and contributed to the Blue Cross Quarantine Centre and Elephant Shed in Marakannam. Its initiatives also involve providing ambulances to the People for Animals (PFA) and supporting the Blue Cross Dog Shed, along with animal feed distribution as part of COVID-19 relief efforts.

District

Chennai

States

Tamil Nadu

The Rotary Magnum Trust has been actively involved in relief efforts during times of crisis, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and flood situations. Notable projects include Chennai Flood Relief and contributions to Kerala Flood Donations. Additionally, it has supported initiatives like installing soap dispensers at Amma Canteens, distributing food for COVID relief, providing sanitisers and personal protective equipment (PPE) to the police force, setting up foot-operated sanitiser stands at the Cancer Institute, and delivering 250 Cowin Relief Kits to those in need.

District

Chennai

States

Tamil Nadu

The Rotary Magnum Trust diversifies its community engagement through various additional projects alongside its primary initiatives. These include conducting health screenings at Sarvodaya Girls Hostel, supporting projects at Clarke School for the Deaf, organising monthly carnivals at the Cancer Institute, hosting joyful activities at Mercy Old Age Home, and providing kits to the homeless. The Trust also arranges private movie screenings for children, special carnivals at Balavihar and Andhra Mahila Sabha for children with special needs, and Diwali celebrations at Plant Home. Furthermore, it conducts yearly Polio Camps, contributed a water dispenser to Shine Trust, and distributed ten sanitary napkin dispensers to Chennai Metro Rail.