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Jewellers for Hope has contributed crores of rupees to 14 NGOs: GJEPC                                           Kareena Kapoor Khan, actress graces the glittering ev ent of philanthropists The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) proudly hosted the 9th edition of its esteemed charity dinner, Jewellers for Hope,' at a glittering event attended by industry leaders and philanthropists. Backed by Associate Partners - De Beers and World Gold Council; and powered by GIA.   The Jewellers for Hope charity event once again garnered overwhelming support from Jewellers, Diamond Exporters, retailers, and global associations.  Since its inception in 2014, Jewellers for Hope has contributed crores of rupees to 14 NGOs, leaving a lasting impact on countless lives.  The proceeds of the charity dinner were donated to two NGOs - MIAM, Miam Charitable Trust is committed to the social upliftment of tribal, rural, and urban populations across India; and the Gem & Jewellery National

The GJEPC continued its CSR   In wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, almost all countries, including ours, are still grappling with the subsequent second and the third waves of the deadly pandemic.    Last year, during the first 45-day lockdown, GJEPC, in an endeavour to manage the situation, contributed Rs.21 crore to PM CARES Fund to support the country’s efforts to combat the pandemic and provide relief measures. The Council also contributed a substantial amount to help the industry’s daily wage workers impacted by Covid-19.   The GJEPC continued its charitable work in the fight against Covid-19 by offering financial assistance (through the Surat Diamond Association) to the SDA-Diamond Hospital & Medical Research Center for purchasing medical equipment for an isolation ward. The financial aid has enabled the hospital to acquire ventilators, ICU beds, and multi-parameter patient monitors among other equipment. In a letter the hospital informed that it had no dedicated ward or eq