Vedanta said it invested ₹422 crore in social impact initiatives during FY26, positively affecting nearly 70 lakh lives globally. Announcing V-Volunteer, Priya Agarwal Hebbar said giving back is in Vedanta's DNA and the platform brings employees, families, partners and external stakeholders together to create meaningful impact through community initiatives across India.

Mumbai: Vedanta Group has launched V-Volunteer, a nationwide social impact volunteering platform aimed at enabling students, citizens, institutions and communities to participate in the company’s grassroots development initiatives across nearly 20 states in India.

Growing public interest in volunteering

The initiative has been introduced amid growing public interest in volunteering and increasing demand for meaningful opportunities to contribute to social change. The platform is designed to bring together Vedanta employees, business partners, families and external volunteers under a common framework for community engagement.

The digital platform offers a single interface through which volunteers can explore, register and participate in a wide range of initiatives across Vedanta’s operational regions and its network of Nand Ghars — modernised anganwadis focused on women and child development.