The contribution of Boby Chemmanur to the social services sector assumes immense value in today’s not so broadminded world and his efforts are much acclaimed by international communities.

The life and requirements of a businessman is totally starved of time to be actively involved in philanthropy. But for a man who embraced business to achieve his socio-economic goals, social service is a hands-on activity. Unlike other businessmen whose social commitment confines merely with donations to charities, Boby Chemmanur is personally involved in the charitable activities. He can at times, be witnessed carrying sick destitute, taking him to the Poor Home, himself cleaning, nursing and feeding them. It is Boby’s passionate involvement that makes the difference and inspires others on social service and time management.

Dr. Boby is the founder of Life Vision Charitable Trust. The vision of this renowned Indian entrepreneur-philanthropist is idealistic to the world as he shares the profit of his trade with the poor by starting Poor Homes wherever there are outlets of Chemmanur International Jewelers. He adopts the homeless from the street and provides them with shelter, food, clothing, and medicines throughout their lives.

Chemmanur Life Vision, hopes to spread its wings to every place where there are cries for help. Today, the activities of Chemmanur Life Vision cover Education, Sports & Games, Medical, Social Welfare and much more.

Above all Boby Chemmanur concentrates to construct an orphan free India by starting hundreds of poor homes all over India.

Boby Group of Companies under Dr. Boby’s leadership concentrates on several other social activities such as presenting awards to SSLC toppers, free rice distribution to around 20,000 families each year, conducting eye treatment camps, mass wedding, construction of houses to the poor and financial aid to the families of those who have committed suicide due to the crisis in agricultural sector etc.

As part of encouraging blood donation, Chemmanur International Group has a Blood Donation Forum with 5000 staff members. It also has a free ambulance service for the public.

Boby also undertook a record breaking marathon run (the first Indian to run across 812 kilometers in around 200 hours) in April 2014 for promoting the message of blood donation among the public aimed at catering to the requirements of critically-ill patients and emergency departments of health facilities.