Myntra Partners with Teach for Change to spread joy to Less Privileged

We started the year in good spirits, spreading cheer and positivity. In our constant efforts to make the world a colourful and happier place for all, we at Myntra, are delighted to partner with famous Tollywood Actor, Producer Lakshmi Manchu’s Teach For Change, where she is a Trustee and Chairperson for a one-of-a-kind initiative to help less privileged kids.  Teach for Change is a program that aims to improve literacy and life skills among children studying in government schools across Hyderabad.

Delivering boxes of happiness!

Spreading cheer and positivity in their lives, we at Myntra facilitated the distribution of clothes and footwear among 1000 children associated with the Teach for Change program. It was encouraging and heartwarming to see the smiles on the children’s faces as they received their special boxes of curated goodies.

We are proud to extend our support and bring new year’s cheer to these children, it’s a very special opportunity and we are fortunate to be a part of it.

#Myntra #Teach For Change #Lakshmi Manchu

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