A child’s school year
School costs up to class 10 for children in Ladakh who lost their fathers in road accidents, scholarships for school students, and sewing centres where girls and young women learn a trade.
Donate
Every rupee goes to the work on this site.
How to give
Call the Trust on +91 70301 01297 and we will tell you how to transfer the amount and what we need for your receipt. An online payment option is being set up and will appear on this page.
You are welcome to visit the office at 14 Jamuna Co-operative Society, Ambedkar Square, CA Road, Lakadganj, Nagpur 440008, or to say first what you would like your gift to go towards. We will tell you honestly whether it is needed now.
Companies planning CSR work have a separate route, set out under CSR.
WHAT A GIFT PAYS FOR
Where the money goes
The same three things the Trust has funded since 2015.
Care someone cannot afford
Eye examinations, equipment and machinery for hospitals, and help for people from rural areas to reach medical care. A new hospital with Navratra Davakhana is expected to be complete by the middle of 2027.
An everyday need
Food distribution in Nagpur with organisations already close to the families, winter clothing, drinking water at railway stations, and a share of the cost of community weddings.
Your receipt
We issue a receipt for every gift. The Trust is registered as public trust E-2922(N) under the Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950, holds PAN AAATO4822A, and its Section 12A and 80G orders, the CSR-1 letter and the NGO DARPAN ID are set out on the Governance page, where the approval periods are stated in full.
Ask us about the deduction before you give, and we will tell you exactly which approval period applies to the year you are giving in. Common questions are answered under Questions.
See what has been done.
Recent updatesEvery handover and camp is listed with its date, so you can see where earlier gifts went before deciding on yours.