தமிழ் உணர!

தரணி செய்ய!!

A non-profit trust was formed on the Pongal day of 1998

OUR MISSION

  1. Advance and propagate Education, Learning and Research through the establishment of educational institutions, especially in the rural areas of Tamil Nadu.
  2. Enhance Education, Learning and Research by instituting scholarships and financial aid programs for deserving students and scholars.
  3. Support Education, Learning and Research of the Tamil language, literature, culture and history, especially in the Kongu region of Tamil Nadu.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

  1. Nurture and guide rural talent for global oppotunities without closing the Thamizh roots.
  2. Provide opportunity and climate for staff to contribute and to develop to their full potential.
  3. Enhance teaching and learning through advanced methods and tools.
  4. Lead by example and serve the educational community and society by sharing the resources and best practices.

Make A Difference!

The GIFT Foundation strives to realize its objectives through the projects and programs it carries out. The trust welcomes your interest and involvement. Here are some of the ways you can participate and help brighten the lives of youngsters from the rural areas

Sponsored Projects

Many contribute by sharing their expertise or resources to enhance teaching, learning, environment or facilities at our schools. Please see some of the recently sponsored projects at AGN SCHOOL. Similarly, one may choose to sponsor projects at APPU ARIVAALAYEM or at AGN CRS as well.

Scholarship Awards

AGN SCHOOL and APPU ARIVAALAYEM are fee based schools. We strive to support deserving students through merit or financial aid scholarships. Currently about 8% of AGN students receive support, and out of which about 30% are sponsored scholarships by individual donors.

GIFT
Patrons

Patrons make a significant contribution towards the development of the trust objectives and development. We are grateful to the interest and support given by the many patrons of GIFT and AGN SCHOOL from across the globe.