HCLTech, a global technology leader, has announced the third edition of its Climate Action Grant in the Americas initiative. Continuing its mission to drive impactful environmental change, the company will award $1 million to three non-profit organizations focused on biodiversity restoration and sustainable development across 10 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru, and the United States.
Introduced in 2023, the program is part of HCLTech’s $5 million, five-year commitment to fund scalable and practical solutions addressing the global climate crisis. The previous two editions of the grant have collectively supported six non-profits with $2 million, helping to empower over 1,400 youth and educators, restore 88 acres of longleaf pine forest with 50,000+ trees, and engage more than 1,000 students in designing sustainable communities.
Dr Nidhi Pundhir, Senior Vice President, Global CSR, HCLTech, said, “The Climate Action Grant has showcased the power of community-driven innovation and local insight in tackling environmental challenges. We are proud to continue supporting changemakers who are driving lasting impact through creative and collaborative approaches.”
HCLTech’s continued leadership in sustainability has earned it several global recognitions, including a Gold rating from EcoVadis for advanced sustainability performance, inclusion in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2024 for the third consecutive year, and a 98% Platinum rating for its owned buildings by Green Building Councils. The application window for the 2025–26 edition opens October 24, 2025 (International Day of Climate Action) and will remain active until January 24, 2026. The three selected organizations will be announced on World Environment Day, June 5, 2026.
HCLTech operates across 60 countries with a workforce of more than 226,600 professionals, offering cutting-edge solutions in AI, digital transformation, engineering, cloud, and software. The company reported consolidated revenues of $14.2 billion for the twelve months ending September 2025.
