FincFriends, the non-banking financial company (NBFC) has recently launched its new Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative in collaboration with a renowned NGO Wishes and Blessings. The initiative focuses on supporting their ‘Street to School Centre’ in New Delhi for providing holistic care, education and nutrition to underprivileged children.
Initiated in April 2025, FincFriends has recently taken the effective possession of its commitment. Under the initiative, it provides financial support of INR 39.18 Lakh towards the setup and operational expenses of the centre starting from April 2025 till March 2026.
Through this partnership, FincFriends is funding critical components of the centre’s programming, including daily operations and feeding initiatives. This will ensure that the underserved children not only get access to quality education but also proper nutrition and a safe learning environment.
Delighted with the CSR launch, Artem Andreev, CEO “At FincFriends, we believe in driving inclusive progress and education is a fundamental pillar of that. Our collaboration with Wishes and Blessings is more than just a CSR initiative but a commitment to empower young lives and enable a brighter and more equitable future.”
Wishes and Blessing is a registered NGO that works for education, nutrition, elderly care and relief. It has a strong presence in India with 20 centres across Delhi/ NCR and 7 other states. The organisation is actively bridging the gap for the underprivileged and its ‘Street to School’ initiative is one such effort through which it connects street children with formal education. By partnering with FincFriends, the NGO plans to scale the centre’s outreach and ensure long-term sustainability.
Established in 2017, FincFriends is an NBFC registered with the Reserve Bank of India. It provides loans through a secure digital process and focuses on offering easy financial solutions for unexpected expenses. Through this collaboration, FincFriends not only strengthens its role in financial inclusion but also extends its impact beyond traditional lending, by investing in human potential from the ground up.
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