Seva Grant - SP Lohia Foundation

About Seva Grant

Carrying forward a legacy of selfless service — one community at a time.

SP Lohia Foundation (SPLF) carries forward a legacy of selfless service, supporting initiatives that reflect its core values of community, impact, and lasting purpose.

Inspired by the Sanskrit word Seva, the grant empowers Indorama employees to contribute to meaningful community initiatives that create real, tangible impact — turning individual dedication into collective change.

The program encourages projects in and around locations where Indorama operates, helping employees drive practical, sustainable, and locally relevant change. Through seed funding and support, the grant enables employees to turn their ideas into actions that uplift communities.

Objective

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To empower Indorama employees to lead impactful community projects.
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To support initiatives that address local needs and uplift underserved groups.
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To encourage personal investment by employees while providing seed funding.
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To increase awareness of community challenges and foster hands-on social service.
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To promote responsibility, compassion, and sustainable community welfare, especially near Indorama operations.

Seva Grantees 2025-2026

Uzbekistan

Sanjar Dekhanov

Project

Greenhouse Farming in Rural Communities

Establishing greenhouse farming complexes in rural Mahallas of Syrdarya and Kashkadarya to create sustainable employment and income opportunities for economically disadvantaged women.

Nigeria

Enakbaope Obuzuwa

Project

Solar-Powered Water System

Developing a solar-powered water pumping system to ensure reliable access to clean water, promoting health, economic growth, and sustainability.

India

Rajesh Singh

Project

Smart Classes for Girl Students from Rural Communities

Enhancing access to holistic education for girls in remote Jamon District by implementing digital smart classes and bridging the education gap.

Uzbekistan

Shoxista Sotiboldieva

Project

Empowering Women Through a Community-Based Sewing Factory

Establishing a local sewing factory that provides training, equipment, and employment opportunities to women, fostering livelihoods and confidence.

Seva Grantees 2022-2023

Wiiyaakara Market Renovation, Nigeria

Mr. Lete Kingsley Lesor-Akpodee in Nigeria successfully received a grant for the renovation of a market in Wiiyaakara Town in the Khana Local Government Area of Rivers State. Together with the non-profit organisations Kenneth Johnson Foundation and Wiiyaakara Community Development Council, the grant aided in community sensitisation, site mobilisation, removal of the old market structure and laying the foundational blocks for the new market. The completion of the market will provide the local producers and traders to an improved market infrastructure for successful business practices.

Youth Training in Eleme Community, Nigeria

Mr. Samchuks Valentine Chikwadom received aid in providing training for Eleme Community youth to develop entrepreneurship skills. Many of the youth are orphans, physically disabled and less privileged. Through the partnership with Samchuks Entrepreneurship Foundation, the project provided foundational and practical skills for over 100 participants. The Foundation aims to provide a range of practical training including shoemaking, farming, baking, and furniture making.

Cancer Patient Support in Indonesia

Mr. Abdul Haris Fitri received a grant in collaboration with the Pejuang Cancer Foundation in Indonesia to provide patients with the cost of medication, doctor check-ups and nutrition. During the 3 months covered by the grant, over 30 patients under the age of 14 received support through the grant which enabled access to basic groceries as well as the necessary treatments and medical support.