Our impact

Shah Family Philanthropy invests in leading-edge technology to provide vision care to millions of people

Shah Family Philanthropy has partnered with a leading startup from MIT University that has created an auto-refractor device to conduct vision screening and receive eyeglass prescriptions within 1 minute. Shah Family Philanthropy has committed millions of dollars to use this technology to provide vision screening for 20 million people with the help of its vast network of nonprofits across the globe. Shah Family Philanthropy has also committed to providing 5 million free eyeglasses to individuals with the lesser means.

Shah Family Philanthropy signs multi-year commitment to provide catalytic funding to grassroots nonprofits

Shah Family Philanthropy has signed a multi-year commitment with Dasra to provide catalytic funding to grassroots nonprofit. This is a resilience fund that aims to support 100 unique nonprofits with financial as well as capacity and exposure building support.

Shah Family Philanthropy Supports a Network of Urgent Care Centres to Deliver Accessible and Affordable Healthcare in Rural India

Shah Family Philanthropy is committed to transforming healthcare access in rural India by supporting the establishment of Urgent Care Centres in underserved communities. Through partnerships with nonprofit organizations, these centres bring essential medical services closer to those in need, offering advanced diagnostics, laboratory testing, X-ray imaging, minor procedures, and multi-specialty healthcare support under one integrated care facility. This initiative aims to reduce barriers to timely medical care and strengthen healthcare delivery in rural India.

50,000 meals packed for children in Africa and South America

MSI employees came together in Orange and Edison branches to pack 50,000 meals in 8 hours for kids in sub-Saharan Africa and South America. We partnered with OneMeal – Kids Around the World for the meal packing events.

Shah Family Philanthropy-funded non-invasive technology for anemia detection

Shah Family Philanthropy has funded the creation of a smartphone application to detect anemia without pricking the finger. This will help in developing countries such as India where 51% women between 15-49 years of age are anemic. This technology has been created by a faculty member at Purdue University.

Shah Family Philanthropy's Purdue University lab to solve global problems

Shah Family Philanthropy has made a multi-million dollar commitment and started the Shah Global Innovation Lab at Purdue University to provide seed investments for innovative solutions to reduce global poverty, protect the planet and address the socio-economic challenges in the world.

Shah Family Philanthropy extends worldwide relief efforts during the global COVID-19 pandemic

Shah Family Philanthropy has impacted over 18 million lives throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Shah Family Philanthropy is taking both short-term and long-term strategies to reduce the oxygen crisis and step up health awareness and vaccination efforts.

Shah Family Philanthropy provides 10 million meals globally every year to school children in underserved areas

Shah Family Philanthropy has funded the building of kitchens with Akshaya Patra Foundation where over 10 Million meals are served on a daily basis to incentivize children to attend schools in rural areas.

Shah Family Philanthropy provides loans to underserved communities

Shah Family Philanthropy provides microfinance loans to the underserved communities through crowdfunding platform.

Shah Family Philanthropy provides appropriate training to specially abled children

Shah Family Philanthropy works for the welfare of specially abled children who are between the age of 3 months to 25 years and provides appropriate training to children to empower them to live in the society confidently.

Shah Family Philanthropy Advances Free Cardiac and Critical Care Through a World-Class Healthcare Facility in Rural India.

Shah Family Philanthropy supports the Shah Happiness Critical Care Center at the world's largest free hospital in Muddenahalli, Karnataka, to expand access to advanced cardiac and critical care services for underserved communities. Spanning over 650,000 square feet, the hospital features 11 operating theatres, 28 medical departments, and 100 ICU beds. Through investments in medical infrastructure, education, and clinical training, this initiative aims to strengthen specialized healthcare delivery and ensure that high-quality, life-saving treatment is accessible to those who need it most, regardless of their financial circumstances.

Shah Happiness Foundation Advances Rehabilitation Through Robotic Technology and Integrated Therapeutic Care.

Shah Happiness Foundation supports the development of a Robotic Rehabilitation Center that combines advanced robotic technology with personalized therapeutic care to improve physical recovery and overall well-being. By integrating technology-assisted rehabilitation with comprehensive wellness services, the centre aims to enhance mobility, support physical and emotional healing, and improve quality of life for individuals requiring rehabilitative care. This initiative reflects a commitment to making innovative rehabilitation solutions more accessible and promoting greater independence and long-term recovery.