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Anamika Singh (Director and Founder of Anandini Himalaya Tea – INDIA)

“To feel with the heart is one thing and to feel with the heart, create ways to give back to the society where there is a sense of responsibility and the want to make a difference is another! CSSG follows the latter and it gives me an opportunity to do my bit in this world…

Mr. Anwarul Haque (Head of Dilse Campaign for Rainbow Homes)

“We are pleased to support CSSG in its effort to secure a career for homeless young adults in our care. CSSG provides invaluable support at a highly crucial juncture of the lives of street children as they grow into adults in need of self-sustaining livelihood options. “

Sapna Chadha (VP Marketing at American Express)

“During my time at American Express I worked closely with CSSG from 2011 to 2013. CSSG have a strong ethos and a powerful message that they are able to share through strong fundraising initiatives that are both unique and exciting.”

Michael Wignall – (Michelin starred Chef at the Latymer UK)

“Travelling to India and to be able to contribute towards CCGS’ (Creative Services Support Group) initiatives was a deeply rewarding experience. To be able to give support to those less fortunate was an honour and education in itself.”  

Pitamber Sahni – (Principal PITAMBER SAHNI DESIGN STUDIO)

“Life is all about opportunity. A lot of us wouldn’t be where we are today if it wasn’t for the opportunities that have been granted to us along the way. What probably made all the difference was having someone around helping us make the most of them. This is exactly what CSSG is doing for…

Sonalee Kumar (Director, TCC)

“We at TCC are proud of our association with CSSG and wholeheartedly support all its initiatives and endeavours that provide dignity, hope and self-reliance to the underprivileged in the creative sector.”

Damian Whiteley (Opera Singer and Musician)

“CSSG has a ground breaking, innovative and highly creative approach to fostering a sense of social consciousness and philanthropy in Indian society, with the most brilliant idea of engaging creative talents from around the globe to raise awareness as well as funding.”

Kumari Selja (Union Minister of State for Education and Culture 2011 presently member of the 15th Lok Sabha of India)

“Emerging economies will be driven with creative ideas and this knowledge will determine the manner in which competitiveness evolves.”

Sharmila Tagore (UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Actress and Begam Ayesha Sultan of Pataudi)

“The way Indian creative sectors and artists are projected abroad is quite limited.  The full range of our talents is not really projected in the way it ought to be, probably because of the fragmented nature of the creative sectors itself.”

Sir Mark Tully (former Bureau Chief of BBC and writer)

“I do believe very strongly that we need to broaden the cultural links between our two countries and around the world. But at the same time I do believe very firmly that this does not mean producing a mish mash of culture but it means respecting and learning from each other’s cultures which I believe…