Social Marketing - Lessons from Child Relief & You (CRY)
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Case Code : MKTG056
Case Length : 15 Pages
Period : 1999-2003
Pub Date : 2003
Teaching Note : Available
Organization : Child Relief and You
Industry : NGO
Countries : India
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"The entire support that we get, the awareness about us, is entirely marketing effort."
- Ila Dikshit Hukku, Manager, Planning, CRY, 19991.
"We have borrowed from corporate models to enable us to become more focused on our mission of improving the condition of deprived Indian children."
- Ingrid Srinath, Resource Mobilization Director, CRY, 20022.
"In one sense, we are in the business of building social venture capital and venture capitalists."
- Pervin Varma, CEO, CRY, March 2002.3
Going The Corporate Way
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In 1999, donors of Child Relief and You (CRY) were surprised to receive working results of the organization informing them how its resources were spent for the financial year 1998-99. CRY was the first Non-Profit Organization (NPO) in India to announce its results.
When asked to comment on the reasons for announcing the working results even though it was not required by law, Pervin Varma (Varma), CEO, CRY, said: "We are committed to accountability and transparency and expect very high levels of accountability from the projects we support. So, if we demand it from them, it's only fair we do it ourselves."4
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