Noida/ Greater Noida, 02, July, 2026- Group 108, in association with Max Healthcare, organised a Blood Donation Camp across its project sites, Grandthum, Greater Noida West, and ONE FNG, Sector 142, Noida. The initiative saw enthusiastic participation from employees and members of the local community, with over 100 donors coming forward to donate blood and support a cause that can save countless lives.
Open to the public, the camp was conducted under the supervision of experienced medical professionals from Max Healthcare, ensuring a safe, seamless and hygienic donation process. Donors also received refreshments and participation certificates in recognition of their contribution.
The initiative reflects Group 108’s broader philosophy of creating developments that extend beyond physical infrastructure to nurture healthier, more connected communities. By collaborating with one of India’s leading healthcare institutions, the company sought to encourage meaningful civic participation while addressing the continuous need for voluntary blood donations.
Dr Amish Bhutani, Managing Director, Group 108, said, “A blood donation drive is a simple initiative, yet its impact reaches far beyond a single day—it can offer someone a second chance at life. We believe the true measure of a community lies not just in the spaces we create, but in the values we nurture within them. Throughout the camp, what was especially encouraging was seeing people from different walks of life come together with a shared sense of purpose. That collective spirit is what makes such initiatives meaningful. We remain committed to creating platforms that inspire compassion, encourage responsible citizenship and contribute positively to the communities we are privileged to serve.”
The successful completion of the blood donation camp adds another milestone to Group 108’s ongoing community engagement initiatives. As the company continues to shape integrated commercial destinations, it remains equally focused on creating opportunities that generate meaningful and lasting impact beyond real estate.