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August 29, 2025

The M3M Foundation has set a new standard for corporate philanthropy, creating an impact few can match.

As the philanthropic arm of the M3M Group, a leading real estate conglomerate in India, the Foundation has emerged as a transformative force in fostering equitable development, sustainable progress, and community empowerment.

Established in 2019 and headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana, the M3M Foundation operates with a mission to uplift marginalized communities through strategic interventions aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

With a reach spanning 22 states, 3 union territories, 85 districts, and over 871 villages, the Foundation has impacted over 4.8 million lives. The M3M Foundation's impactful journey is shaped by the visionary leadership of Dr. Payal Kanodia, whose guidance has been instrumental in the brand's success.

THE ESSENCE OF THE M3M FOUNDATION

The M3M Foundation was founded with a clear objective: to create a brighter, more inclusive India by addressing systemic challenges in education, health, livelihoods, and environmental conservation. As a non-profit trust, it operates with a commitment to sustainable development, ensuring that its interventions empower communities to become self-reliant.

The Foundation's work is structured around four key pillars—Integrated Village Development, Education, Economic Empowerment, and Health—each designed to tackle specific societal needs with precision and scale.

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