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Akshaya Patra is a charitable trust that works with the government's school meal scheme to serve cooked meals to children in government schools and Anganwadi centres. It also runs a scholarship programme and provides food relief after disasters.
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Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams runs the Sri Venkateswara temple at Tirumala and several donation-funded trusts. Its Annaprasadam Trust, begun in 1985 as an annadanam scheme, serves free meals to pilgrims every day from donor funds.
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Meals for people who need them, cooked and served by community kitchens and temple trusts.
Upkeep, prasadam and daily worship at temples, given through each temple's own trust.
Shelter, fodder and care for cows at gaushalas.
School meals, learning programmes and scholarships for children.
Eye care, cancer care, surgery and everyday health care for people who cannot pay.
Homes, health and company for older people who live alone.
102 organisations
Action For Autism supports children and adults with autism and their families from its National Centre for Autism in New Delhi. Its work includes assessments, special education, family support and teacher training.
ActionAid Association is a non-profit working across Indian states on children's education and protection, women's rights, climate justice and emergency response. Its donate page lets supporters sponsor a child or fund specific campaigns, monthly or one time.
ADAPT, formerly the Spastics Society of India, works for the education, therapy and employment of children and adults with disabilities. It is based in Mumbai and promotes inclusive education.
ADRA India is the Indian arm of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, with its office in Gurugram. Its work covers emergency response, education, health, livelihoods and climate resilience.
Agastya International Foundation promotes hands-on science, innovation and arts learning for school children and teachers. It works through a campus, mobile labs and teacher training in many Indian states.
Agewell Foundation is a not-for-profit working for the welfare and empowerment of older people across India through a volunteer network. Donors can sponsor items such as wheelchairs, walkers and monthly rations for destitute elders.
Akanksha runs English-medium schools in Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur, in partnership with government bodies, for children from underserved communities. It also supports its alumni and works with municipal schools and art education.
Akshaya Patra is a charitable trust that works with the government's school meal scheme to serve cooked meals to children in government schools and Anganwadi centres. It also runs a scholarship programme and provides food relief after disasters.
Animal Aid Unlimited operates a rescue and treatment centre for street animals in Udaipur. Its programmes include emergency rescue, long-term care and an animal birth control effort for dogs.
Annamrita Foundation is a Mumbai-based food charity that says it was founded in 2004 and draws on the Indian tradition of anna daan. It serves school mid-day meals, meals linked to hospitals and several other food drives.
Apne Aap Women Worldwide was set up in 2002 by Ruchira Gupta and a group of women from a red-light district to end the trafficking of women and children. Donations fund schooling, food, hygiene, sports, housing and livelihood support for families in red-light areas.
Aravind Eye Care System runs eye hospitals from Madurai and provides about half of its services free or at subsidised rates. Community donations support patient care and eye research alongside its self-funded core services.
Arpan is a Mumbai-based non-profit working on prevention of child sexual abuse in India. Its flagship programme teaches personal safety to children aged 4 to 18 in schools.
Azad Foundation works with women from low-income backgrounds to help them enter professions with dignity, notably through its Women with Wheels driver training programme. It also runs programmes on feminist leadership and on engaging men for gender justice.
BAIF is a Pune-headquartered organisation focused on sustainable rural livelihoods, covering livestock, water, agri-horti-forestry and women-led enterprise. Its donation site offers a cow-gifting programme and support for a school for tribal children in Gujarat.
Bal Raksha Bharat, also known as Save the Children India, has worked on child welfare since 2004 in coordination with government agencies. Its programmes cover education, health, nutrition, protection and emergency response.
Bharat Sevashram Sangha is a Kolkata-headquartered charitable organisation founded by Swami Pranavananda. It runs dispensaries, hospitals and relief work, and accepts donations online and by bank transfer.
Blue Cross of India is a Chennai animal welfare organisation that rescues and treats street animals. It runs sterilisation, a hospital, shelters and adoption programmes.
BMVSS is the organisation behind the Jaipur Foot artificial limb, based in Jaipur. It states that its limbs and other aids are provided free of cost to those who need them.
CanSupport provides home-based palliative care to people with cancer and their families, free of charge. It also runs clinics, day care, a helpline and peer support.
CUPA is a Bengaluru animal welfare charity that runs a hospital, rescue centre, sterilisation centre and adoption centre. It also cares for large animals and elderly or blind dogs.
Deepalaya started in 1979 with seven founding members who wanted to educate children from disadvantaged families. It now also runs programmes for women, youth and differently abled people in several states.
The Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee manages Delhi's historic gurdwaras and charitable institutions such as hospitals and old age homes, and is headquartered at Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib. Its donation page takes offerings for langar, a free dialysis centre, a dispensary and hospital services.
Development Alternatives is a New Delhi-based non-profit working on livelihoods, climate resilience and circular-economy solutions for rural and peri-urban communities. Its donate page focuses on women's empowerment through literacy, skills and enterprise support.
Dignity Foundation is a non-profit that aims to help senior citizens live with dignity and security. It runs day centres, a dementia care centre and a senior citizen helpline.
The Society for Door Step School has worked since 1989 to build foundational literacy among disadvantaged children in urban slum communities of Mumbai and Pune. It uses a School on Wheels, reading programmes and digital education to reach children outside regular classrooms.
Dream a Dream works with children and young people from vulnerable backgrounds to help them thrive through life skills. It is based in Bengaluru and works with educators across several Indian states.
Feeding India is a nutrition charity working to end malnutrition in India, operating in association with Hunger Heroes and the Eternal General Service Foundation. It serves daily meals to children at schools and other centres and supports Anganwadis.
Friendicoes SECA is a Delhi animal welfare group with a shelter and sanctuary. It rescues, treats and re-homes dogs, cats, horses and camels.
Sansthan Shreedev Ganpatipule is the trust that runs the Ganesh temple at Ganpatipule in Ratnagiri district. Its online donation page also describes a daily prasad scheme that donors can sponsor.
Gauseva Foundation is a Delhi-based trust that funds fodder and medicine for cows at gaushalas it works with. Donors choose a plan that covers feed for a set number of cows and days.
Genesis Foundation provides financial support for heart treatment for underprivileged children with congenital heart defects. It works with families, guardians and doctors to arrange timely surgery.
Gokul Dham Gau Sewa Mahatirth is a cow hospital and sanctuary in Jhajjar, Haryana. It treats injured cattle and runs an ambulance service for rescues.
Goonj is a New Delhi-based non-profit working on development and disaster response across many Indian states. Its initiatives include Cloth for Work, School to School, Rahat disaster relief and Green by Goonj.
Gram Vikas is an Odisha-based organisation, registered in 1979, that partners with rural communities on water, sanitation, livelihoods and village institutions. It also works on education and youth, habitat and technology, and disaster response.
Gupt Vrindavan Dham is an ISKCON-linked project in Jaipur that supports a large cow shelter at Hingoniya. It also runs food distribution seva.
Hand in Hand India is a Tamil Nadu-based non-profit working on women's employment, child-labour elimination, access to healthcare and skills. It also runs environment programmes on natural resources and waste management and a village uplift programme.
Hare Krishna Mandir at Bhadaj in Ahmedabad is run by Hare Krishna Movement Ahmedabad, a registered trust. It collects donations for free meals to the needy and temple visitors and for the care of cows at its gaushala.
HelpAge India is a secular non-profit that works for the care and welfare of disadvantaged older people. It runs elder helplines, senior care homes and health programmes such as primary healthcare and palliative care.
Indian Cancer Society is a voluntary non-profit national organisation working on cancer awareness, detection, treatment funding and survivorship. It states it relies on public support to help underprivileged patients.
The Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy is a Kolkata-based charitable society offering specialised services for children and adults with cerebral palsy. Its services include residential care and school services.
The Indian Red Cross Society is a volunteer-based humanitarian body with branches across the country. It offers relief during disasters and emergencies and supports health care for vulnerable people.
Isha Foundation runs a donation programme from its Isha Yoga Centre near Coimbatore. Donors can give online or offline, including in-kind gifts for annadanam at the centre.
ISKCON Bangalore is a Sri Radha Krishna temple in Rajajinagar that serves free lunch prasadam to visitors every day. Its donation site also takes gifts for daily annadana and for fodder for the temple's cows.
ISKCON Delhi is a Krishna temple on Hare Krishna Hills in South Delhi whose kitchen cooks meals under its Food for Life work. Its donation pages let visitors sponsor meals, food for resident sadhus, or general welfare work.
ISKCON Food Relief is the annadan effort of ISKCON temples, cooking and delivering fresh vegetarian meals through a network of kitchens across India. Its site says the work grew sharply during the Covid lockdowns, when it fed migrant workers and frontline staff.
ISKCON Pune is a Krishna temple in Kondhwa that runs a Food for Life programme with its own donation site. Donors can sponsor plates, meals taken to slums, old age homes, hospitals and orphanages, or prasadam at the temple.
Jan Swasthya Sahyog is a society of health professionals providing low-cost community health care to rural and tribal people in Bilaspur district. It runs a referral hospital, village health programmes and health worker training.
Jeevashram is an animal welfare foundation at Rajokri in New Delhi with a veterinary hospital and boarding facility. It also runs sterilisation and vaccination drives and an adoption programme.
Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation was founded by Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi to protect children from labour, trafficking and abuse. It also works on education, health and livelihoods for families.
Karuna Society is a non-profit in Puttaparthi that provides veterinary care and shelter for small animals, cattle and wildlife. It also runs humane education work.
Katha is a New Delhi non-profit that has promoted reading and children's literature since 1988. It runs a lab school and literacy work with government schools and communities using story-based learning.
L V Prasad Eye Institute is a Hyderabad-based eye care organisation that offers clinical care, rehabilitation, training and research. Its support page says nearly half of its services are provided free of cost.
Literacy India is a non-profit working on education, vocational training and women's empowerment for underprivileged communities. It follows a learning-by-doing approach built on education, employability, empowerment and environment.
Magic Bus India Foundation, founded in Mumbai in 1999, works with children and young people living in poverty on life skills and employability. Its programmes help adolescents complete school and help youth find sustainable work.
Mahila Housing Trust works with groups of women in low-income urban neighbourhoods to improve the homes and surroundings they live and work in. Its areas of work include water and sanitation, climate resilience, small loans for home improvement and disaster recovery.
Make A Difference is a volunteer-led non-profit founded in 2006 that supports children from underserved communities through mentoring. Its flagship Progression Mentoring Program accompanies children from one life stage to the next.
Amritapuri is the headquarters of Amma's worldwide mission and the base of her monastic disciples. Its humanitarian activities include healthcare, education, social welfare, disaster relief and nature care.
Mobile Creches has run early childhood programmes for children of working parents since 1969. Its creches provide nutrition, health care, early learning and parenting support.
Project Nanhi Kali supports the education of underprivileged girls in India and was started in 1996 at the K.C. Mahindra Education Trust. Donors can sponsor a girl's schooling or raise funds through their own campaigns.
Narayan Seva Sansthan is a charitable trust based in Udaipur that supports persons with disabilities. It provides corrective surgery, artificial limbs and aids, and runs an academy for children.
Pallium India is a palliative care organisation based in Thiruvananthapuram that supports patients and families facing serious illness. It also works on training and policy for access to pain relief.
Pardada Pardadi Educational Society educates and supports rural girls and women around Anupshahr in Uttar Pradesh. Its programmes cover schooling, health and hygiene, community development and economic empowerment.
People For Animals is a national animal welfare organisation headquartered in New Delhi, with units across the country. It runs on public donations, including sponsorships that fund food and care for rescued animals.
Plan India is a New Delhi-based non-profit working for children's rights and equality for girls. Its work areas include schooling, safety of girls, youth livelihoods, health and nutrition, and climate and humanitarian response.
PRADAN works with poor rural households, especially women's collectives and farmer producer groups, to raise incomes in underserved parts of India. Gender equality, nutrition and ecological restoration are part of its stated aims.
Pratham is a large Indian education non-profit that began in Mumbai in 1995 with the aim of getting every child into school and learning well. It runs programmes for early and elementary years, second-chance schooling and youth skilling, often alongside state and district governments.
Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission are twin monastic and service organisations headquartered at Belur Math in Howrah, West Bengal. Donors can fund temple worship and monastic upkeep, or relief, rural welfare and other social service work.
RESQ Charitable Trust is a Pune non-profit that rescues and rehabilitates animals in distress. It also works on human-wildlife conflict and community education.
Salaam Baalak Trust has supported street and working children in Delhi since 1988. It runs shelters and residential homes alongside education and other child-centred programmes.
Sankara Nethralaya is an eye hospital in Chennai that accepts donations towards surgeries and outreach. Its donation page lists named schemes with minimum amounts for cataract and other eye surgeries, mobile camps and school eye screening.
SayTrees is an environmental trust in Bengaluru that grew out of a volunteer group formed in 2007. It plants trees and restores water bodies across India and involves local communities in the work.
SEEDS began in 1994 and helps communities prepare for, withstand and recover from disasters and climate impacts. Donations fund preparedness, emergency response, school safety and rebuilding work.
Seva Mandir is a rural development organisation from Udaipur in Rajasthan, working mostly with tribal villages. It runs programmes in schooling, women's empowerment, early childcare, natural resources and livelihoods.
The SGPC is the Sikh gurdwara management committee based in the Sri Darbar Sahib complex in Amritsar. Its donation page takes daswandh for its religious work and separately for Sachkhand Sri Harmandir Sahib.
Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple Trust manages the Siddhivinayak temple at Prabhadevi in Mumbai, which its website says was first consecrated in 1801. Its donation page explains how to give by hundi, cheque, demand draft, card or net banking.
Shree Somnath Trust runs the Somnath temple at Prabhas Patan in the Gir Somnath district of Gujarat. Its website takes online donations, pooja vidhi bookings and gifts towards guest-house rooms.
Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Trust runs a well-known Ganpati temple in Pune and a set of social projects. Since 2013 it has supplied daily meals to patients at Sassoon General Hospital, and it also supports students, an old age home and free ambulance service.
This sanstha runs an old-age ashram for abandoned elders and a cattle sanctuary. It also offers food seva and other community services.
Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust runs the official portal of the Kashi Vishwanath temple in Varanasi. Its donation options include an Annakshetra fund for free food, and volunteers can sign up to serve water, food and other tasks.
Shri Khodiyar Mandir Trust looks after the Khodiyar Ma temple at Rajpara near Bhavnagar, which was built under the Bhavnagar princely rulers. The trust also runs a food service, free medical services and pilgrim rest houses.
Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala is the temple institution around Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple in Karnataka, which offers free meals to visiting pilgrims. Its E-Kanike page takes donations to the temple by bank transfer, UPI and other online routes.
The Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board administers the holy cave shrine and pilgrim facilities at Katra in Jammu and Kashmir. Its website explains how devotees can donate at counters, by cheque or draft, through Paytm or by bank transfer.
Shree Saibaba Sansthan Trust manages the Sai Baba temple and pilgrim services at Shirdi in Maharashtra. Its donation page lists funds for free meals, medical care, education and building maintenance.
Sightsavers India works with partners in underserved areas to prevent avoidable blindness and promote equal opportunity for people with disabilities. Its work spans eye health, inclusive education and social inclusion.
Smile Foundation, established in 2002, is an Indian development organisation running projects in education, healthcare, livelihood and women's empowerment. Its work reaches villages and urban slums across many states.
Smile Train India supports cleft treatment for patients from economically weaker families through partner hospitals across the country. It is part of the international Smile Train organisation.
Snehalaya is an Ahmednagar-based non-profit working for women and children facing exploitation and inequality, with projects across Ahmednagar district. Its work spans healthcare, education, rehabilitation and awareness.
Sparsh Hospice is a palliative care centre in Hyderabad run as a project of the Rotary Club of Banjara Hills Charitable Trust. It states that its services are provided without cost and funded by donations.
Sri Ramakrishna Math in Mylapore, Chennai, says it has served society for over a century through health, education, publishing, cultural and relief work. Its donation site lets donors support specific monthly needs, including girls' education and women's welfare.
Swades Foundation is a community-driven non-profit working to lift rural families out of poverty, headquartered in Mumbai. Its holistic model covers water and sanitation, health, education and livelihoods.
Teach For India places talented graduates and young professionals as full-time teachers in under-resourced classrooms through a fellowship. Its alumni network then works at different levels of the education system.
The Banyan supports people living in homelessness with mental health conditions, starting from a first home for homeless women opened in 1993. It offers emergency care, supported housing, community mental health services and livelihoods.
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams runs the Sri Venkateswara temple at Tirumala and several donation-funded trusts. Its Annaprasadam Trust, begun in 1985 as an annadanam scheme, serves free meals to pilgrims every day from donor funds.
Udayan Care is a public charitable trust founded in 1994 that works for the rights and welfare of children and youth. Its work includes family-based alternative care, girls' education, skilling and advocacy.
Vidya Sagar is a Chennai organisation that began as a branch of the Spastic Society of India and serves people with disabilities. Its services include a day school, community-based rehabilitation and programmes for adults.
Visakha SPCA is an animal welfare organisation in Visakhapatnam. It runs a shelter and ambulance service, sterilises dogs and cats, and protects wildlife such as sea turtles and cobras.
Vivekananda Kendra is a service organisation based at Kanyakumari that invites public contributions to its work. Its donation page offers patron schemes and funds for child education, general activities and construction.
Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir is a large Krishna temple project in Vrindavan run by Hare Krishna Movement Vrindavan, a registered charitable trust. Its annadan programme feeds sadhus, widows and pilgrims, and it also cares for cows.
Wildlife SOS rescues and rehabilitates wild animals in India, including elephants, bears, leopards and reptiles. It also works on conservation and community outreach.
Wildlife Trust of India is a conservation organisation based in Noida with work across many Indian states. Its programmes cover wildlife rescue, elephant corridors, species recovery and human-wildlife conflict.
WWF-India is a conservation non-profit based in New Delhi that works on protecting wildlife, rivers and wetlands, and tackling climate change. Its donate page offers general giving and appeals for tigers, snow leopards, water bodies and anti-wildlife-trade work.
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