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Open Temple WorldBrowse 102 Indian non-profits and temple trusts by cause. Read what each one offers, then give on its own website.
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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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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.
Ready-made ways to give, grouped by cause. Each line opens the organisation's page, with its programmes and sources.
Meals for people who need them, cooked and served by community kitchens and temple trusts. Anna Daan, the gift of food, is taught as the greatest of daans.
Upkeep, prasadam and daily worship at temples, given through each temple's own trust. Keeping a shrine's lamp lit is a seva dear to the deity.
Shelter, fodder and care for cows at gaushalas. Gau Seva is a traditional act of compassion, for the cow is revered as Gau Mata.
Explore organisations working on animal feeding, shelter and rescue. Read their published programmes before giving.
School meals, learning programmes and scholarships for children. Vidya Daan, the gift of knowledge, is honoured as a lasting daan.
Eye care, cancer care, surgery and everyday health care for people who cannot pay.
Homes, health and company for older people who live alone.
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