Touchwood
Foundation
Vision
Touchwood Foundation was founded with a simple yet powerful belief — service should be a way of life. It began with a dream to give back to society and has now evolved into a community-driven movement of love, empathy, and actionable change.
What We Do
We are not just donors. We are doers. From reaching underserved communities to responding to local needs with empathy, we act with our hearts, our hands, and our commitment to making every life better.
Core Focus Areas
Education: Supporting underprivileged children through gifts, stationery, and joyful learning. Healthcare: Organizing health drives for rural families with free treatment and awareness. Women Empowerment: Skilling and supporting women to lead with confidence and dignity. Environment: Tree plantations and nature-preservation activities. Relief Work: Seasonal and emergency relief efforts with warmth and dignity.
Work Done So Far
Each act of service is not a number — it’s a story, a smile, a second chance.
1. Warmth for Winter
1000 Blankets distributed
To bring comfort and warmth to families living in harsh conditions during the cold season.
2. Diwali Donation Drive
500+ Gifts distributed to children
Lighting up little hearts with joy during the festival of lights by gifting sweets, toys, and
essentials.
3. Health Drive for Rural Families
800+ individuals treated
Basic medical check-ups, doctor consultations, and health education conducted in underserved villages.
Our Philosophy
At Touchwood Foundation, every hand extended is a promise kept. We don’t offer charity — we offer companionship. We walk beside those in need, not ahead of them. We believe true service isn’t in giving, but in standing with. “We don’t just change lives. We walk into them with presence, purpose, and love.”
Our Story
It began as a humble initiative by the Touchwood Family — an emotional commitment to create meaningful impact through small steps. Today, Touchwood Foundation is a growing circle of changemakers, givers, and hope-spreaders, united by one intention: To be the light in someone’s darkest moment.
