India

When COVID-19 brought the world to a halt, Agility donated services to keep essential cargo moving.

Agility E-Services Center employees oversaw the reconstruction and refurbishment of a local school and paid for the teachers' salaries; which led to an increase in enrollment from 46 to 315 student within three years.

The Agility India team spent some time with a local school and distributed notebooks and school supplies to over 900 underprivileged students.

Agility E-Services Center in Hyderabad, India started a donation program in 2016, where 17 employees organize a collection and donation drive to provide stationery supplies to schools across India, and support a local shelter with groceries.

Agility E-Services employees in Hyderabad, India delivered groceries to the Good Shepherd Children Home, a self-sustaining, local, non-governmental organization, which is currently sheltering an estimated 70 orphans, single parents, and disadvantaged families.

Following the flood in Kerala, an Agility employee was among these first responders, traveling nearly 35 km to bring his boat and assist local citizen rescue teams to help save the lives of more than 50 individuals affected by the flooding; venturing into pockets where even state deployed personnel could not reach.

AES team in Hyderabad has been supporting the Good Shepherd Children’s Home for the past four years, donating groceries and supplies to cover the needs for more than 70 children who are in need of basic essentials to maintain a decent standard of living.

Agility India employees participated in a Notebook & Stationery Distribution Drive, donating 27,500 books for more than 2,300 students in 15 government schools and NGOs.