BY AJAY GHOSH
Atlanta, GA – ITServe Alliance’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program continues to make a meaningful difference in communities across the United States, contributing over $1.2 million to various initiatives and positively impacting millions of lives. Since its inception in 2010, the CSR team has implemented programs focused on education, hunger relief, and community support, making it a vital force for change.
In a recent statement, Amit Goel, Managing Director of CSR, highlighted some of the organization’s milestones. “We have provided 75 STEM scholarships, served 700,000 meals to the hungry, and collaborated with over 100 organizations nationwide,” Goel said, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to empowering communities through education and support.
A Vision for Community Empowerment
ITServe’s CSR initiatives are executed through its 23 chapters spread across the country. The programs focus on STEM education, training, hunger relief, and support for veterans and first responders. Jagadeesh Mosali, President of ITServe Alliance, praised the dedication of the organization’s 2,600 members. “Our team remains committed to giving back to local communities by creating opportunities and supporting those in need,” he said.
Vinod Babu Uppu, CSR Board of Director, elaborated on the program’s goals, which include fostering STEM careers, educating underprivileged individuals, and recognizing community heroes. “We aim to give back to the communities we live and work in through charitable initiatives that uplift and inspire,” Uppu noted.
A Focus on Education
Education remains a cornerstone of ITServe’s CSR mission. Each year, the organization awards up to 100 scholarships, with each recipient receiving up to $5,000 for their educational needs. In 2024 alone, ITServe awarded 75 scholarships, providing life-changing opportunities for deserving students. Collaborating with over 100 universities and community colleges, including Arizona State University, Georgia State University, and the University of Texas at Dallas, ITServe fosters a robust network for STEM advocacy and education.
“Through our partnerships with educational institutions and non-profits, we equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed for successful STEM careers,” said Dinesh Babu Movva, CSR Secretary.
Community Engagement
ITServe’s CSR activities extend beyond education. Its members actively participate in volunteer programs, contribute resources, and establish partnerships with local non-profits. These efforts help strengthen communities and address critical needs such as hunger and disaster relief.
Anju Vallabhaneni, ITServe’s President-Elect, underscored the organization’s broad impact. “ITServe Alliance has become a hub for resources and services, addressing issues ranging from immigration to technology, and making a difference in every community we touch,” Vallabhaneni said.
Driving Positive Change
The success of ITServe’s CSR initiatives is made possible by the generosity of its members and leadership. The organization is committed to overcoming challenges such as time constraints and identifying impactful programs. Amit Goel emphasized, “Our members are as passionate about societal well-being as they are about their businesses. Through CSR, we channel that passion into meaningful action.”
As ITServe continues to grow, it remains steadfast in its mission to create lasting change through education, community development, and strategic partnerships. For more information, visit www.itserve.org and csr.itserve.org.4o
