Category Archives: FEEDING HEARTS

FEEDING HEARTS

Feeding Hearts is the awareness arm of Creative Services Support Group (CSSG). Our initiative Feeding Hearts develops awareness, cultivates talent and feeds young minds. The awareness feeds kindred hearts inspiring them to reach out to the youth and support them through CSSG’s programmes and activities.

Year Of Woman 2015 As part of our on-going initiatives this year we are focussing on women. 2015 will be the Year of Women, aiming to give young women from underprivileged backgrounds a voice. Working with young women, CSSG has that they often have no role models to inspire them to achieve their full potential…

CSSG 2014

2014 will be our year of consolidation; the focus will be on awareness and capacity building in order to allow people to understand and support the charity’s cause and develop our organizational impact. Instead of having a big year-end event in autumn, CSSG has decided to push it back to February.

Food and Art Edition – 2013

In 2013 CSSG held their first Multi City event involving international Michelin star chefs. The chefs were invited to help celebrate ‘Food and Art’ taking a journey across two cites in a five day event. During that time they held master classes and culinary events at the Leela Palace, New Delhi and the Four Seasons…

Year of Gastronomy – 2012

In 2012 CSSG put its focus on the Gastronomy sector, using food to bring people together for the creative sectors. The Gastronomy Summit brought together the best names in the international culinary industry. The summit opened at The Leela Palace in New Delhi followed by a fundraiser charity dinner at The Oberoi, Gurgaon for underprivileged…

The Launch – 2011

The Creative Services Support was launched in April 2011 at the Aman Hotel in New Delhi with exciting guests like KumariSelja, Minister of Cultureand renowned actor, Sharmila Tagore as the Chief Guest. Sir Richard Stagg, The British High Commissioner to India inaugurated the launch with the Founder of CSSG, Anand Kapoor and co-hosts Sir Mark…