Your contribution buys training, not overheads.
The Society takes no profit and pays no remuneration to its office bearers. Donations go into classrooms, trainers, equipment and camps — and every one of them is eligible for deduction under Section 80G.
What it funds
Where a donation lands
Give generally, or ask us to apply it to one of these.
Train a student
A place in a spoken English, digital literacy or life-skills batch for a government school student. See school programmes delivered.
Equip a woman
A tailoring or beautician course with the tool kit that turns the training into income. See vocational training.
Hold a camp
A health, immunisation or yoga camp in a neighbourhood that has not had one. See the camps we run.
Build the centre
Halls, classrooms and equipment for the wellness and training centre the Society is establishing.
How to give
Four routes
Write to us and we will send the account details and the receipt process for whichever route suits you.
Individuals
One-time or monthly
Bank transfer or UPI, with a receipt carrying the details you need for your 80G claim. Monthly giving helps most, because trainers and rent are monthly costs.
Companies
CSR contribution
CSR-1 registered, with baseline, beneficiary records, utilisation certificate and completion report. See CSR partnership.
In kind
Equipment and materials
Computers, sewing machines, yoga mats, books and teaching material. Tell us what you have and we will tell you whether it will be used.
Institutions
Land and infrastructure
Land allotment, a long-lease site or construction support for the wellness and training centre. Read the plan.
Accountability
What you can ask us for, any time
A donor is entitled to know where the money went. These are available on request, without any special justification.
- Your 80G receipt and the details needed for your return
- The audited accounts for the year in which you gave
- A report on the programme your contribution was applied to
- Photographs and beneficiary numbers from the activity you funded
All contributions are voluntary and non-refundable, and bring no commercial return, interest or benefit in exchange. The Section 80G benefit applies as per applicable law.
