Supporting a classroom
Funds a printed module set and workbook for one classroom for a full academic year, including the teacher facilitation guide.
What a contribution actually pays for
Everything the Foundation publishes is free to download and use. Contributions are what make that possible.
Please note: donation channels will be published once the Foundation's payment gateway and statutory registrations are live. We are not collecting card, bank or UPI details on this website, and no page here will ever ask you for them. If you would like to contribute now, please write to us and we will discuss it directly.
Supporting a school
Covers a school's baseline safety audit, policy adoption support and one staff training day under the Safe School Framework.
Supporting a community camp
Funds a full community legal awareness camp — facilitator time, plain-language material, helpdesk clinic and one follow-up visit.
Supporting a master trainer
Puts one person through the full Train the Trainer intensive and practicum, creating capability that outlasts any single grant.
One-time donation
A single contribution, applied to the tier or programme you name. If you do not name one, it goes to the general programme fund and is reported as such.
Monthly giving
A recurring contribution is what lets us commit to a school or district for a full year rather than a single term. It is the most useful form of support we receive.
Campaign donations
Time-bound appeals tied to a specific target — a district rollout, a translation into a particular language, a survey in a named state. Each campaign publishes its target and its closing report.
Transparency & utilisation
Aggregate utilisation is published in the Annual Report. Donors may ask how their contribution category was applied and we will answer with figures, not adjectives.
Utilisation and receipts, stated plainly
Contributions are applied to the Foundation's charitable objects — programmes, training, research, resource production and community initiatives. A share necessarily goes to the administration that keeps those activities lawful and accountable; we report that share rather than pretending it is zero.
A receipt is issued for every contribution. Tax exemption benefits depend on the Foundation's registration status under applicable law, and we will not claim a benefit is available until the relevant registration is in force. When it is, we will say so here with the date it took effect.
Donors may ask that their contribution remain unpublished. Statutory reporting obligations continue to apply, and we will tell you where they do.
Talk to us before you give
We would rather have a short conversation about what you want your contribution to do than accept it blind. Tell us what you care about — a state, a school type, a subject — and we will tell you honestly whether we can put money to work there.
The Foundation may decline any contribution that conflicts with its values, its independence or its legal obligations.