The UK-based Onaway Trust was established to combat poverty. It funds projects on indigenous communities, environment, education, animal welfare and also others that directly contribute towards relieving poverty. NGOs from any part of the world can apply for these funds throughout the year. Applications form can be downloaded from this link.
Contact information:
Onaway Trust
275 Main Street,
Shadwell,
Leeds,
LS17 8LH
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 113 265 9611
URL: http://www.onaway.org
Popularity: 37% [?]
Dear Sir,
RUCHIKA SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANISATION – RSSO was started 23 years ago by Mrs. Inderjit Khurana, after an in depth study of the poverty & deprivation faced by the under privileged children living in Orissa. She is an educator and a philanthropist who also runs her own school ‘RUCHIKA’.
RSSO was founded by her on the basic premise that, “IF THE CHILD CANNOT COME TO THE SCHOOL, THEN THE SCHOOL MUST GO TO THE CHILD”. The first PLATFORM SCHOOL- a school for children working on and around the Bhubaneswar railway platform was started by her in 1985.
Today, Mrs. Khurana and her team have expanded their social commitments, multifold. You are kindly requested to go through the Annual Report, which is appended for your perusal. You are also requested visit to our website, http://www.ruchika.org for complete details.
The primary purpose in contacting you and your organization, is to appeal to your sense of compassion for improving the conditions of women and children who are living in abject poverty.
We are in need for education, nutrition and health development for the poor slum children. Please give us your priority project area of your organization and kindly let us know if we are eligible for that.
Sincerely Yours,
Surya Narayan
Fund Raising Officer
RUCHIKA SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANISATION
Email : rssobbs@hotmail.com
Landlines:0674 – 2340746, 2340583
Alaknanda International educational society ,an non profitable and charitable (NGO) working for child labour and women to educate them.we are running two center , each have 70 labour childs from 14 january2009 to 16 january 2010. if you help we may contineue for at list two year further for that we need your help you can contact mail edu_alaknanda@yahoo.co.in (Diwaker Pandey Mob No +09411106994 ) you also requested to vesit Rishikesh India
working on your slogen ie,
“IF THE CHILD CANNOT COME TO THE SCHOOL, THEN THE SCHOOL MUST GO TO THE CHILD”.
hope you will helpmto poor children
Diwaker Pandey Rishikesh, INDIA
“IF THE CHILD CANNOT COME TO THE SCHOOL, THEN THE SCHOOL MUST GO TO THE CHILD”. The first PLATFORM
Dear Sir
Shramika Vikasa Kendram has been addressing the issue of child right protection in Mahabubnagar, one of the most drought prone districts of Andhra Pradesh state in Southern India, with focus on elimination of child labour, strengthening school education, strengthening public health institutions and improving health standards in its project area, with support from Child Rights and You (CRY). The organisation works primarily with tribal peoples in remote habitations located deep within inaccessible forests and with migrant population, especially those from socially excluded groups. Notably, Mahabubnagar has the highest incidence of migration anywhere in India, with at least 50-60% of the population known to migrate every year in quest of livelihood opportunities.
Mobilising community on various isues relating to education and health forms the core of the organisational strategy. This effort involves regular visits by the functionaries and the organisational volunteers to the implementation site.. This has proven to be quite difficult owing to lack of affordable transportation facility. In fact, they are forced to spend 2-3 days on the trot in these villages on this count. This has hampered not only community outreach but also effective monitoring of the project to a large extent. Inaccessibility to medical care facilities has also led to maternal and infant deaths in a number of instances.
Against the above background, the availability of a vehicle is imperative for smooth implementation of the existing intervention. However, financial constraints have prevented the organisation from investing in the same. The budgetary provision extended by CRY does not cover this head. We, therefore, request you to consider supporting our efforts by donating a 4-wheeler in line with your organisational guidelines.
We would be greatful if you could depute one of your functionaries to undertake a preliminary visit to our implementation site and interact with our target groups before arriving at any conclusion in the above regard so that you could have a firsthand idea of the situation prevalent here and of the efforts being put in by us to address the above issues.
The following are our numbers for telephonic correspondence:
Y. Laxman Rao
Secretary
Shramika Vikasa Kendram
+91-97901-27346
+91-8501-275-406
svk_kollapur@rediffmail.com
We look forward to an early response from you in this connection.
Regards
Y. Laxman Rao
(Secretary)
Shalom Charitable Trust serves the poorest of poor in India.
We need support for our various projects.
May you kindly reply?
REv. Prince
chairman
Shalom Charitable Trust
India.
Dear sir,
Our organization has been actively involved in making difference to people’s lives, in there times of need. Our organization has been involved in various types of social and spiritual activities which include Meditation,Yoga,Technical education and providing relief supplies to people during natural disasters.
It has been our endeavor to bridge the gap between people who need help and people who are willing to help. We are proud to inform you that we have been quite successful in our attempt to help people.
We are a organization involved in to improve social and mental position of human beings, We need funds for provide housing, food for the residencies, medicine and other necessary facilities to old persons who are economically weak and uncared for and who can not afford to live independently.
This will be possible only with the support of people like you who will come to help both in cash and kind to continue the good work we are doing.
trying to give the real humanity way through spirituality.
Looking forward to your cooperation.
Thanking you
sandeep s. chauhan
(General secretory)
Vishwa Sant Sabha Trust (Reg.)
70A/street no 1
second floor
Govind Puri
New Delhi-110019
Phone no-9810909113
Respected Sir/ Madam
Greetings
We are a dream , a movement named as SWATANTRA RANG , for those kids who cannot afford the basics of life , but posses excellent talent in the field of Art & Craft.
In regards to the same we have planned to conduct workshops and Exhibitions for the kids in the year 2010-11.
These workshops will be on the theme of waste management i.e. to recycle the waste material into piece of Art , this is a platform in which kids will have a freedom of expressions and can explore the brilliant ideas through the support of SWATANTRA RANG Team.
SWATANTRA RANG has been formed by the group of parents and certain Institutional/Corporate professionals , who together have planned to make this dream accomplished ,
As a Ist step towards the same a workshop been conducted on recycling in the DPS RK Puram School with Abubhav Shiksha kendra kids in New Delhi India.
Our 2nd workshop was with Udayan Care home and NGO who support Orphanage children.
We would like to have your kind support in promoting our recycled products, kindly apprise us how can we get your help and support please , we need both promotional and financial support please.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanking you
With Warm Regards
For Swatantra Rang
Freedom of Expressions
Neeraj Khanna & Rachna khanna
9971113455 ,9971000285
Dear Sir,
I’m very glad to know this information and your kind attaintion that we are also running an NGO named Social Balance Foundation since 2001 for the economically educationally deprived people especially for women & children. I request you to provide us some financial supports and technical supports to continue this campaign for long duration.
please convey us time to time for the same.
With warm regard;
Ashok Kumar Jha
SOCIAL BALANCE FOUNDATION
A-19/6 Dayalpur Extn.(Near David secondary School)
Delhi-110094
Ph: 09818608929
09818254373
well done job. would like to join the world of poverty eradiction fight
NORTH EAST EDUCATIONAL FORUM
BONGAIGAON
“PROFILE AND DETAILS”
1.Name of NGO.:-NORTH EAST EDUCATIONAL FORUM (N.E.E.F.)
2.Full Address :-RLY. OLD COLONY, P.O. & DIST. :- BONGAIGAON, PIN :- 783380, ASSAM, INDIA
3.Telephone No.:-0 88762 67318
4.Email ID :-neefbngn@yahoo.com
5.Sub Office:-R. K. MISSION ROAD, NATUN PARA,
P.O. & DIST. :- BONGAIGAON, PIN :- 783380, ASSAM
6.Operational Area:-Assam, State :- Assam, Dist. :- Bongaigaon
7.Details of Registration:-No. – RS. /BONG/252/B/94 of – 2004-2005
Date :- 24-03-2005
8.Main Objectives:-To cater to the need of the society in uplifting the life of poor and all in health , education, and empowerment
9.Type of Organisation:-NGO (Non-Profit)
10.Date of Establishment :-01st June 2003
11.Collaboration With :-Bongaigaon District Administration, NehruYuvaKendraSangathan, NationalRuralHealthMission
Since 2005 onward
12.Details of Infrastructure:-Operating from rented Houses
13.Training Infrastructure:-Training is arranged in rented/buildings of friendly organisations
14.Types of Projects:-(a) Educational, (b) Health, (c)Disaster Management, (d) Women Empowerment, (e) Youth & Teen Mobilisation
15.Name of the Secretary:-Smt. Sujata Pasayat
(Secretary-cum-Co-ordinator)
16.Telephone No. :-0 97070 39499, 0 94352 14414
17.Email ID:- sujata.pasayat@yahoo.com
18.Total number of staff:-All Volunteers
19.Name & Address of Bank:-ASSAM GRAMIN VIKAS BANK,
P.O. & DIST. :- BONGAIGAON, PIN :- 783380, ASSAM
20.Title of Bank A/C Operated :-Treasurer & Secretary-cum-Co-ordinator
21.Bank A/C No. :-SB – 3214
22.Audit Status :-All the annual accounts are audited yearly
Declaration
I solemnly declare that the above information is accurate and that no information has been suppressed to the best of my knowledge.
Sd/
Smt. Sujata Pasayat
Secretary-cum-Co-ordinator, NEEF
Bongaigaon, Assam
# CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
PATHAK WARD, NEAR STADIUM GROUND, NARSINGHPUR (M.P.) 487001
# CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
P.O. BOX # 18, HEAD POST OFFICE, NARSINGHPUR (M.P.) 487001
TEL : 07792 – 231805 (Off.)
CONTACT HOURS : 10:00 AM TO 05:00 PM
CELL : 09755365200
e-MAIL : cmsmpnrs@gmail.com
ABOUT US
YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT – 24.03.1981
AREA OF WORKING – MADHYA PRADESH
WORK FIELD(S) :
# LEADING EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS SINCE 1976 IN RURAL AREA WITH AN AIM TO PROVIDE EDUCATION FROM ROOT TO HIGHER LEVEL.
# PROVIDING FREE EDUCATION TO POOR AND DEPRIVED.
# PROVIDING FREE BOOKS, STUDY MATERIALS AND DRESSES TO POOR AND DEPRIVED CHILDREN.
# LITERACY MOVEMENT IN REMOTE RURAL AREA MOTIVATED BY SELF AND RUL BY SELF FOR THE PROMOTION OF LITERACY.
# HEALTH MOVEMENT FOR BETTER HEALTH AND SANITATION IN RURAL AREA.
# FREE MEDICAL CAMPS AND FREE DISTRIBUTION OF MEDICINES.
# FREE EYE CAMPSAND FREE DISTRIBUTION OF SPECTACLES.
# SOCIO-RELIGIOUS CAMPS AND CRUSADES
# PHILANTHROPIC WORK.
# PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP TO POOR CANCER PATIENTS FOR THEIR TREATMENT AND MEDICINES.
PROJECTS FORTHCOMING :
# NEW EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS IN 15 ACRES OF LAND IN NARSINGHPUR M.P. FOR THE INSTITUTION ALONG WITH AN ASSEMBLY HALL FOR DIFFERENT CULTURAL PROGRAMES.
# TO ADOPT NEW TEACHING METHODS WITH THE HELP OF AUDIO VISUAL AIDS.
# TO OPEN A NURSING COLLEGE
# TO START SELF HELP GROUP PROGRAMMES
# TO START A 100 BED HOSPITAL FOR POOR
# TO START A LAW COLLEGE
REGISTRATIONS :
# REGISTERED AS MINORITY ORGANISATION BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MINORITY AFFAIRS, GOVT. OF M.P.
# REGISTERED SOCIETY UNDER ACT 44 OF 1973 WITH REGN. No. 10041 ON 24.03.1981
# REGISTERED UNDER SECTION 12A OF IT ACT 1961
# REGISTERED UNDER SECTION 80G OF IT ACT 1961
# REGISTRATION FOR FC(R)A IS UNDER PROCESS
PLEASE ADD OUR ORGANISATION IN UR LIS SO THAT MANY MORE CAN BE BENEFITTED BY US.
THANK YOU,
ATUL RAJAN CLAUDIUS
CHIEF FUNCTIONARY
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY MP
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Dear Sir/Madam,
Please see our work. Our need fiancial support and Fellowsip support.
Thanking you,
V.Kattabomman
NGOs CONSULTANCY SERVICE
Consultancy service: J.P NGOs CONSULTANCY-TAMILNADU-INDIA.
We are doing Various Consultancy Facilitating Services to the Various NGOs in Different Parts of Tamilnadu.
At present, We are doing Following Consultancy and Facilitating services to the NGOs as Mentioned Below:
1.Formation of NGO Society/Trust.
2.Arranging 80G/12AA for Trust/Society.
3. Arranging FCRA from NewDelhi.
4.Arranging Fundraising from particular Philanthropy Agencies.(with in 3 Months)
5. Arranging funds from state &Central Government.
6. Arranging funds from International Funding Agencies.
7. Arranging Micro Finance Loans for the SHGs through NGOs.
8. Writing Project Proposals
9.Writing Interim and Annual Progress report to the Funding Agencies.
10.Affiliate NGOs Membership with various Network Agencies Domestic and Abroad.
11.Being Translator to the NGOs for Translation purpose.
If you are willing to get guidance and consultancy services. Please contact us by the same E.Mail. According to your Requirements we will accomplish the task and communicate with you.
Thanking you.
Yours sincerely,
J.P.NGOs CONSULTANCY-Tamilnadu
indiafanntamilnadu@yahoo.in
Mobile:09688358569
ALTERNATIVE FOR RURAL MOVEMENT (ARM)
Baliapal, Balasore,Orissa,INDIA
E-mail: armorissa@gmail.com , arm100@rediffmail.com
Sub: Request for project partnership.
Dear Madam/Sir,
Greetings from ARM, Baliapal, INDIA. While on net we came to know the bonafide and pioneer actions of your esteemed Donor Agency .We have been working in the same field since long at a very remote and inaccessible region of the Indian subcontinent .Hope a joint venture with you will go a long way in our project operation of achieving the mission for the cause of humanity in general.
Alternative for Rural Movement(ARM) founded in 1989 is a registered social service organization at Baliapal in the coastal eastern province of Orissa,INDIA .Missionary zeal of a handful of committed and dedicated local youth for the cause of lifting a large segments of economically and socially marginalized people especially the most neglected women and children community from the vicious circle of poverty and illiteracy began translating into action with help and guidance of various professional and dedicated NGOs in India & abroad. In an approach that is directed towards achieving its mission of establishing a gender equitable society through motivation, facilitation and self activity among the disadvantaged rural women, youth and children. ARM has under taken successful interventions in the areas of Community Based Disaster Management, primary education, adult literacy, women & child rights, Mother and Children health care, agriculture promotion, livelihood restoration, Vocational training, family planning, Micro enterprise development and women leadership through SHG to ensure their empowerment process. The philosophy being bringing underprivileged and vulnerable rural mass to the mainstream of social living efforts have been exercised through a large network of Women Self Help Groups to fight impending forces that have thrown the Indian rural majority into the plight of backwardness.
In an aim to the overall betterment of the underprivileged children and women we give equal importance to all the focus areas with individual or integrated project activities. Being heartened with your noble objectives towards mankind we are keen in partnering with you for a long term project activities towards sustainable development of our target community.
Kindly visit our website http://www.armngo.com for more information about our organization, and feel free to contact me directly for more information.
Please let us know how we should move in that direction.
Looking forward to hearing you,
Thanking you,
Yours Sincerely
RAJENDRA KUMAR RANA
Coordinating Member
PLEASE HELP FOR POOR IN INDIA A.P. THROUGH MY TRUST
CALVIN CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION
A.P. INDIA
PDA
PARADEEP DRIVERS’ ASSOCIATION
AT-CHUNABELARI, PO-PARADEEP GARH, VIA-KUJANG
DIST-JAGATSHINGHPUR, ORISSA (INDIA).
PIN-754141
A SOCIO-ECONOMIC ORGANISATION
Regd.no.Act XXI OF 1860/ 1751/ 56/07-08 (JSP)
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REF NO…………………. DATE…………………
To,
The PRASIDENT / SECRETARY
Sub:-Regarding the Dist. Level N.G.O. in your Development work.
Sir,
Hearty congratulation.
It is pleasure in introducing ourselves that the following N.G.Os are actively engaged in the different Blocks in jagatshingpur District, State of Orissa, India for Welfare Activities.
Hence you are requested please listed our organization name and facilitate to the following N.G.O.s in any your Developmental network and Co-operation.
Please feel free do it needful at your end and obliged.
Best regards, General Secretary
P .D. A
TAPAN KUMAR MOHAPATRA
Mobile no- +91 9853648479, 9777564215.
E-mail – tapanmohapatra47@yahoo.com
E-mail – tapanmohapatra@mail.com
AIM AND OBJECTIVES OF ASSOCIATION:
(i) Empower people socially & economically.
(ii) To empower women especially to SC,ST and other social-economically marginalized community for avail their rights and dignity in the society.
(iii) To promote & under take development activities the needy & weaker section society to provide relief & perform works to clarity for those in need
.
(iv) To undertake awareness programmers’ to keep the environment neat and clean for good health.
(v) To undertake programmers’ to protest the evil practice of child lab our, women torture etc.
(vi) To undertake programmers’ to eradicate illiteracy and dowry.
(vii) To educate the people of self help groups for their better life style.
(viii) To capacitate the community to fight against social injustice, exploitation, inequality and oppression any form and facilitate that their voices are heard they become the part of socio-economically sound & just society.
(ix) To affiliate or work with other organizations for the same cause or to enter any agreement with other trusts, societies and institution as may help to promote the objectives of the society.
(x) Create awareness and impart health education regarding different disease prevalent in our society and promote all those efforts needed for prevention, cure and research for these.
(xi) To promote awareness of programmers’ road safety in urban & rural area.
(xii) To take up road Safety Rules to Drivers through awareness campaign.
(xiii) To undertake programmers’ towards HIV/AIDS by organizing Seminars, Trainings &Street Play .
(xiv) To arrange literary camps for studying different religions in order to promote peace, harmony, interfaith and tolerance in the community.
(xv) Organize free medical camps in rural and slum areas.
(xvi) To promote awareness campaign through the support of Govt. of India Ministry of Surface Transport, New Delhi and the Dep’t. of State Govt. Transport.
(xvii) To undertake various types of business to enrich the healthy economic condition of weaker section.
(xviii) To engage in tale-shopping and home delivery of consumable items of the consumer i.e. weaker section and general public to consume daily without profit.
(xix) To setup cottage industries for the self employment of SC/ST and as well as the general public.
(xx) To help the people suffering from natural calamities like flood, drought, cyclone, earth quake and availing various types of Govt, and Non-Govt.aids from inside and outside of the country i.e. India .
(xxiv) To develop agricultural activates and horticultural activates with the help of concerned Govt.Dept. for self employment .
(xxv) To provide need based training programmed to the rural youths, women, children and handicapped for self sufficiency & employment.
(xxvi) To advocate and engage promoting activities spreading educational awareness among community such as primary, adult & non-formal education in remote rural areas.
(xxvii) To generate awareness for protection of environment, ecology, traditional knowledge, secularism and social amity.
(xxviii) Work for strengthening the implementation of the udder and other international treaties.
(xxxi) Working toward economic sustainability, serve one and all. Build social equity and have a positive community impact; and sustain or improve environmental conditions.
(xxxii) To setup various training programmers’ to make people self employed.
(xxxiii) Social freedom and justice come through reflective self awareness.
Working toward economic sustainability; serve one and all. Build social equity and have a positive community impact; and sustain or improve environmental conditions.
» To sensitize & organize the disadvantaged community, make them aware of Govt. resources and privileges meant for them, empower them to raise their voice and facilitate the process the justice, rights and equity are ensured for all.
» To capacitate the community to fight against social injustice, exploitation, inequality and oppression any form and facilitate that their voices are heard and they become the part of socio-economically sound & just society.
» To take up relief & rehabilitation activities at the occurrence of natural and manmade calamities to express our sympathy & solidarity and reach out the victims.
» Working toward economic sustainability; serve one and all. Build social equity and have a positive community impact; and sustain or improve environmental conditions.
» To sensitize & organize the disadvantaged community, make them aware of Govt. resources and privileges meant for them, empower them to raise their voice and facilitate the process the justice, rights and equity are ensured for all.
» To capacitate the community to fight against social injustice, exploitation, inequality and oppression any form and facilitate that their voices are heard and they become the part of socio-economically sound & just society.
» To take up relief & rehabilitation activities at the occurrence of natural and manmade calamities to express our sympathy & solidarity and reach out the victims.
» To encourage and promote building of community based village level institutions of the rural people to take up various awareness and developmental programmers’. Empowering such Village groups and institutions taking greater responsibility of managing programmers’
» To advocate and engage promoting activities spreading educational awareness among community such as primary, adult & non-formal education in remote rural areas.
» To provide need based training programmers to the rural youths, women, children and handicapped for self sufficiency & employment.
» To empower women especially to SC, ST and other socio-economically marginalized community for avail their rights and dignity in the society.
December 11 2010at RROCharitable Trust serves the poorest of poor in India.
We need support for our various projects.
May you kindly reply?
Shunmuga sundaram http://www.rroindia.org
chairman
Dear sir,
SERD is a non profit organisation working for the rural agriculture women. Those who are involving agriculture work. we think to give the labour rights and women rights for their life skill development. we seek funding partner .
Thanking you,
L.Pandi,
Executive Director,
Social Education for Rural Development-SERD
No-5,Krishnarajapuram Colony, Manamadurai-630606
Sivagangai-Dist,Tamilnadu,India
http://www.serdindia.org.in
serdindia@gmail.com
Mobile:099 423 45 781
send me project guideline to our organisation
Dear Sir
Greetings from Samanvay Tirth
Profile Details.
1. Name of NGO: Samanvay Tirth.
2. Full Address : P.O. Raniganj Dist: Gaya: Bihar. Pin 824210.
3. Telephone: 09473315354
4. Email : samanvay_tirth@yahoo.co.in
5. Coordination office: P.O. Chanduti, Mu: Goattam nagar Dist Gaya Bihar Pin code: 823004
6. Operational Area: Imamganj, Dumaria, Bela, Konch, in Gaya District
Aalm nager Block in Madhepura District.Bihar
Tundi Block of Dhanbad District of Jharkhand.
7. Details of Registration are as under:
a. Society registration Acts XXI, 1860 vide 20 is 222 dated 26th
September 1978.
b. Registered under foreign contribution (Registration) Act 1976 vide so is
03109001 dated 28th Jan. 1985.
c. Registered under income tax Act1961 section 12A vide so is 112-
dated 10-4-2000.
d. Registered under Exemption Income-Tax Act section 80G vide so is
109 dated 10-4-2001.
e. Permanent Account No. Is. AAAAM2083N
8. Main Objectives of the organization
a. Out of school girls child innoviative and alternative school education
b.To exploring the natural instinct the traditional art of the women for the
Purpose of employment generation and her skill development.
c.To create awareness and organize rural poor towards their rights,
Duties and Responsibilities by providing information about various
schemes and entitlements.
d. To develop the Rain Water harvesting / Watershed programme.
e. To strengthen the local self-governance institutions and train women
representatives in Leadership development.
f. To awareness on participatory Reproductive Child health and
Sanitation facilities for the rural poor family
g. To work towards economic empowerment of the communities by
encouraging sustainable agricultural practices and livelihoods.
9. Samanvay Tirth Vision is
Establishing Co-operation among different religious and ideologies and
establishment of exploitation free and equitable societies based on the
philosophy of Gramm-Swarajya and way of truth and non-violence.
10 The Working Policy of the Organization
To help People to help themselves.
11. Type of organization: NGO (Societies Registration Act 1860)
12. Date of Estabilishment: 11 September 1954
13. Current Funding: NABARD ,MISEREOR/GERMANY ,CAPART.
14. Type of Funding
a. Watershed Programme
b. Rural Innoviation Programme/ Livelihood for agriculture
C. Reproductive Child health
D. Training programme of SHG for livelihoods.
E. Flood relief programme.
F. Girls droup-out children innoviative programme
15. Name of Secretary: Mr. Om Satyam Trivedi
16. Total Number of Staffs . 24 in which 6 teachers, 8 health staffs, 3 supervisiors, 1 MBBS doctor, 1 accountant, 2 Watershed engineer, 1 lab incharge, 2 coordinator . alls are payee.
17. Volunteers basis staffs: 44 alls are women.
18. Name and Address of Bank: Punjab National Bank
P.O. Imamganj Dist Gaya
Saving A/C No: For FCRA : 0700000100014175
Saving A/C No: For other – 0700000100095532
Saving A/C No: For other 0700000100091767
19. Auditors name : Mr. K.K.Jha
4th floor Krishna Building
S.P Verma Road Patna
Samanvay Tirth is a non-profit grass root organization. It was established on 11th September 1952 and got legal affiliation under Society Registration Act, 1862 on 26th September 1978 with registration number 222. Samanvay Tirth has been also registered under FCRA vide no: 03190001 on 28th January 1985.
In the last 32 Years, Samanvay Tirth has developed its creditable image and identity at grass root level with community members. The organization has also successfully developed institutional linkages with the government department.
we would like to have your kind cooperation in our project area specially in Aalm nager block of Madhepura district. whole project area have distroyed during the flood period in 2009. During the flood period we was working from the help of MISEREOR Germany on the issues of Livelihood promotion and maternal health. at present in this area necessary work on women organization /as SHG formation with linkages form the Banks also promote /capacity develop on training for livelihood activites.
thanks your kind cooperation in future.
Yours
Om Satyam Trivedi
Secretary
how can i add our NGO in yr Data Base
Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.Our society “SHALOM”Registered as a non governmental organization.Shalom is working from past 3years concerning children literacy,adult literacy,health awareness we have under taken various trining programes for women and youth development.we request you to give your supporting hands to grow our organization which consist various projects and programmes for welfare of under privileged mass.your sister in Christ.
sir/Madam
greetings from snehalaya (home for streetchildren)
I’m very glad to know this information and your kind attention that we are also running an NGO named Snehalaya since 2006 . it giving shelter to the neglected girl children in the society. may I request you to provide us some financial supports which we need of it.looking forward your kind support
May you kindly reply?
Grace
Snehalaya
lucknow
my NGO Avadh Sewa Sanstahn plz send me project guideline to our organisation
Pramod Chaudhary
Project Manager
Lucknow, India
Mo.09451390111
The effort putting to build strong ngo/ civilsociety network is very much appriciable.
Thanks and Regards,
M.J.Devoor
Secretary,
“Parihar” Rural and Urban Development Society
Kalidas Nagar, Koppal-583231, Karnataka
09480046342
pariharsociety@ymail.com
mj_devoor@rediffmail.com
Dear Sir/Mam,
I dont have any ngo but i want to start one ambulencee in my area so that poor persons get first aid in time
i would like to have your kind cooperation in my project area specially in anpara sonbhadara uttar pradesh
thanks and regds
devesh raj singh
anpara
MILLI MISSION OF BENGAL
1. Name of the Organization : MILLI MISSION OF BENGAL
2. Nature and Establishment : A state level registered, voluntary, non-profit making, charitable grass-roots level social welfare organization established in 3rd. April, 1992.
3. Address ( Head Office ) : Kaikhali Enclave,D-202, Mondalganthi Road, P.O.:
NSCBI Airport, Kolkata – 700 052, India.
e-mail : millimission_org@yahoo.co.in
millimission.bengal@gmail.com
4. Contact Person / Chief Functionary : Dr. A. RAHAMAN, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.(Cal)
Phone : 0-9231505523
5. Camp Office / Area of Operation : Selected poverty stricken slum, semi-urban areas, urban and villages of five districts viz. Kolkata, Malda, 24-Parganas (South & North), Purulia & South Dinajpur in West Bengal, India.
6. Legal Status
(a) Registration : Registered under “Charitable and Religious Trust Act, 1920” (Govt. Of India); Registration No. 1451, dated 24th August, 1995
(b) Registration under FCR Act, 1971 : Registered under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. Of India for receiving foreign grants.
(c) Exemption under I.T. Act, 1961 : Registered u/s 12A and granted permission of tax exemption for donors u/s 80-G of Income Tax Act, 1961, Govt. Of India.
(d) Empanelled & working with : (1) West Bengal Pollution Control Board, Govt. Of West Bengal; (2) W.B. State AIDS Prevention & Control Society (Govt. Of West Bengal) (3) CLPOA, (4) Sealdah Loreto School, etc
7. Objectives (in brief) : It has been working to reform the infra-structure of the society by providing modern education, preserving sound health through medical assistance, offering scholarships, extending hand for relief & rehabilitation, generating social & environmental awareness, etc.
8. Working fields : Implementing Education development; Medical assistance; Family welfare and health care; Child & Women development; Old, Disabled and Orphange Welfare; Relief & Rehabilitation; Vocational Training, Skill development & Income Generation Programmes; Providing Scholarships to poor & needy students; organizing Social & Environment awareness, communal harmony among general mass, etc.
9. Experience/Track Record : Establishment & running of formal and non-formal schools (721) , Education Development Programmes with Sikshalaya Project for Street deprived Children (498), Running of Health Care Clinic (2716), Child, Mother & Family Welfare Programmes (942); National Environment Awareness (NEAC) Programme (2348); Flood Relief/Assistance to poor People (721); Financial Aids to the disabled persons (64); Social & cultural Programmes (3892); Income Generation (207).
Total : 12,109 beneficiaries
10. Ongoing & Traget Projects : Programmes & Projects as stated above in relief.
11. Infra-structure facilities available
with the organisation : The charity has infra-structure facilities for implementing programmes on education development, health-care, income generation & skill development, awareness generation programmes, and R&D Programmes.
12. Existing potential staff and Personnels : Total Staff : 49 (Full time : 12, Honorary & Voluntary Basis : 37)
13. Administration & Executive
Governing Body or Committee(s) : The Trust is run by an Executive Governing Body/ Trustee Board assisted by a Central Advisory Board comprising of 20 members whose experts are of different fields. Local project management committee and women development committee of seven lady members are in the monitoring team of each women & child development program for its successful implementation.
Place : Kolkata – 700 052 Hony. General Secretary
Date : 15th June, 2011
Dear mam/sir,
we requesting you for your financial support to our organization. we are running an old age home for the poor n needy.. we have I.T. 12A.,80G.,and F.C.R.A. Once again requesting for your kind donation , sir/madam, please.
awaiting for your financial support..
Address:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY(REGD. NO. 336/2006.)
PALAKOLLU-534260, WEST GODAVARI DIST,AP.,
INDIA.
A/C no:- for foreign donors:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY,
30794248739,
STATE BANK OF INDIA ,
MARKET STREET BRANCH ,
PALAKOLLU-534260, AP., INDIA.
for local donors:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY
A/C no:- 498402010004916
UNION BANK OF INDIA,
PALAKOLLU-534260, AP.,
INDIA.
E MAIL; rahulsssociety@gmail.com
Dear mam/sir,
we requesting you for your financial support to our organization. we are running an old age home for the poor n needy.. we have I.T. 12A.,80G.,and F.C.R.A. Once again requesting for your kind donation , sir/madam, please.
awaiting for your financial support..
Address:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY(REGD. NO. 336/2006.)
PALAKOLLU-534260, WEST GODAVARI DIST,AP.,
INDIA.
A/C no:- for foreign donors:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY,
30794248739,
STATE BANK OF INDIA ,
MARKET STREET BRANCH ,
PALAKOLLU-534260, AP., INDIA.
for local donors:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY
A/C no:- 498402010004916
UNION BANK OF INDIA,
PALAKOLLU-534260, AP.,
INDIA.
EMAIL; rahulsssociety@gmail.com
http://www.facebook.com/ Rahulsociety Palakollu
For development of my ngo,i need help of funding genarat program
Dear mam/sir,
we requesting you for your financial support to our organization. we are running an old age home for the poor n needy.. we have I.T. 12A.,80G.,and F.C.R.A. Once again requesting for your kind donation , sir/madam, please.
awaiting for your financial support..
Address:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY(REGD. NO. 336/2006.)
PALAKOLLU-534260, WEST GODAVARI DIST,AP.,
INDIA.
A/C no:- for foreign donors:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY,
30794248739,
STATE BANK OF INDIA ,
MARKET STREET BRANCH ,
PALAKOLLU-534260, AP., INDIA.
for local donors:- RAHUL SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY
A/C no:- 498402010004916
UNION BANK OF INDIA,
PALAKOLLU-534260, AP.,
INDIA.
email; rahulsssociety@gmail.com
http://www.facebook.com/ Rahulsociety palakollu
sir, we are doing the social working in tamilnadu, give me funding support
in our trust in vocational training program.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings from Williams, Chief Trustee, Mother Teresa Development Trust, Bellary District, North karnataka, South India.
Can I get more details over the mail regarding your support please ?
Thanks
Cell: 9844709072
our organisation got gateway account now our organisation want gateway funds from eligible party please help our organisation
National Cervical Cancer Advocacy Project (N.C.C.A.P.)
National Cervical Cancer Advocacy Project (N.C.C.A.P) is the dedicated cervical cancer education and advocacy program of SUPERRUNWAY INTERNATIONAL to bring information and awareness on the scourge to the nooks and crannies of the country.
Working in collaboration with other civil society groups, we pursue campaigns to drastically reduce the occurrences of cervical cancer disease amongst Nigerian women by providing effective and efficient cervical health information and resources to all the nooks and crannies of the society.
OUR MISSION: Using an ONLY WOMEN initiative, we shall combat the incidences of cervical cancer in Nigeria by providing effective and efficient cervical health information and resources to all the nooks and crannies of the society.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: Cervical cancer kills a woman every hour in Nigeria and this represents 8000 deaths every year. Despite this alarming statistics, less than 1% of Nigerian women have ever had cervical cancer screening.
OUR RESPONSE: This apathy is due to absence of widespread awareness. Our position is that only a cervical cancer literate population will demand for and submit to vaccination, screening or treatment. To this extent, advocacy and awareness is fundamental to curtailing the scourge…and that is what we do.
PROJECT ACTIVITY: Conferring on 20 outstanding Nigerian women with the honor of “THE PRIDE OF WOMEN” as an advocacy tool. Also there will be free screening of 100 women and free distribution of 1,000 Cervical Cancer advocacy handbooks and resources.
Dete: Thursday 8th December 2011
Time: 11am prompt
Venue: Muson Centre, Lagos
OBJECTIVES:
1. Raise 1000 women role models & advocates in the next 3 years.
2. To establish a National Cervical Cancer Advocacy Centre
3. To draw attention to the menace of cervical cancer
OUR STRATEGY: (a) Utilise our experience, structure and relationship with Nigerian Nollywood industry professionals to produce a television media campaign and publicity documentary and handbook on cervical cancer for secondary, tertiary institutions and female population (b) Use direct contact with the socio-cultural organisations, civil society, professional bodies, businessmen and other stakeholders to approach Nigerian women of substance, and to request them to become cervical cancer advocates and ambassadors. (c) Secure the support and involvement of the Federal governments and that of other states, governmental agencies, non-governmental organisations, corporate organisation, and faith based institutions to achieve widespread participation and awareness.
SUSTAINABILITY: We have reached out to other geo-political zones of the country and are working towards the hosting of similar advocacy and massive awareness campaigns in these other zones. The event would be self sponsoring as our honourees will always contribute towards future events.
CONCLUSION: There is urgency about it, we must act to COMBAT CERVICAL CANCER now and the starting point is by raising awareness without red tapes using entertainment as a tool, especially fashion and modelling to attract the interest of women.
SUPER RUNWAY INTERNATIONAL
Plot 104, Babs Animashaun Road
Off Bode Thomas Road
Surulere, Lagos.
Tel: 08023068491, 08163193136
E-mail: info.superrunway@gmail.com
PROFILE OF THE ORGANISATION
1. Name of the organization :BRIGHT EDUCATION SOCIAL SERVICE SOCITY. (Bethel prayer house)
2. Name of the Chief functionary: Rev.Mr.M.Ezhil maran.
3. Type of the organization and legal states: Economic Educational social.
i. Nature of the organization: Non-Governmental, Secular
Non-Profit voluntary organization.
ii. Registered as: The society is registered under Karnataka societies Act of 1960.
iii. Society’s Registration No: Reg No.14/98/99
iV. FCRA Registration No with date: Reg No.094570184
10-01-2004
v. Name and address of the Bank: Vyshya Bank,
Chickballapur Branch,
Chickballapur Dist,
Karnataka-562101
vi. Account No: SB/CA (15189) 109010052604
Vii Income Tax Registration Registration under section 12(a) of the Income Tax 1961 entered at No PAN:AABTB1704F
4. Address for communication: Bright Education society-BES
C/o Bright school, (Bethel prayer house)
Prashanta Nagar
North ext, Mustor Road,
Chickballapur-562101,
Chickballapur Dist,
Karnataka-India,
Land Phone No:08156-293041.
Cell: 09901855486, 9481863304,
E-Mail:brightsociety1@gmail.com
bethel.ezhil@gmail.com
5. Background of the organization:
Introduction
Education provides a solid foundation for people to enhance and strengthen the quality of their lives. All citizens deserve and need opportunities to learn, and grow, not just when they are young, but throughout their lives. Having a variety of excellent learning opportunities is essential for a vibrant, adaptive community.
Purpose
The purpose of the Education grants program is to enhance the quality of, and access to, education and lifelong learning opportunities for all.
Goals
• Support the development and implementation of educational initiatives that: Contribute to excellence in teaching and learning; foster student citizenship and volunteerism; and strengthen school communities through the participation of students, parents, educators, and the community
• Improve educational access and program completion rates for all students, particularly for those facing economic or cultural barriers or with special needs.
• The principal objective of the programme is to promote open and democratic societies founded on the rule of law and based on a stable political and economic development. In order to learn from the experiences of the Neighbourhood Programme, it has been decided to carry out an independent evaluation. While activities within the programme fall within four different focus areas, the objective of this evaluation is to assess and document the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of the support given within the specific area of ‘Economic Development’, both at the level of the priority area as a whole and the individual projects.
• The evaluation is a learning-focused evaluation, which will serve as an input into the ongoing discussions within the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on how best to promote private sector driven economic growth and employment. It should therefore distil key lessons learned regarding the strategies, approaches and methods used in the Neighbourhood Programme.
• Encourage learners to develop healthy self-esteem including a respectful appreciation of their own and others’ individual, ethnic and cultural identity
• Advance educational approaches and facilitate access to enhanced literacy for all age groups Disseminate successful program models, and promote innovation in a specific area of learning
• Contribute to the professional growth of educators and the advancement of innovative approaches to learning
• Demonstrate collaborative planning, competent financial management and appropriate use of community resources
Area of Interest: Aboriginal Education
• Priority will be given to proposals that show innovation, a questioning of the status quo, capacity to transform Aboriginal education, and are targeted to expanding the number, knowledge and skill of Aboriginal educators.
• It is expected that the initiatives will integrate Aboriginal knowledge systems; ensure meaningful involvement and decision-making of Aboriginal community, Elders, parents, educators and learners; and build capacity through collaboration, connection and partnerships that are sustainable.
• Educational organizations with a demonstrated commitment and capacity for success in Aboriginal education, particularly in communities or regions with high numbers of Aboriginal students, will be given particular consideration.
i. About the Educational Society.
The Bright Education Society (BES) registered as non-profitable voluntary organization was started in the year 1998 by its founder member cum project director Mr. M.Ezhil Maran at Chickballapur, Chickballapur district, Karnataka state, India.
It’s main objective was to educate the rural poor and organize them for constructive development with the capacity to address every issue in all parameters on their collective approach, with this being the goal the society has ventured in many welfare and development activities for the past 10 years and over the period of years it has been possible to help these rural poor to a certain extent.
Different programs undertaken are as follow:
? Non-formal education in 15 villages.
? Formation of self help groups of women in 20 villages.
? Free residential school for 54 SC and ST children belonging to poorest of poor families.
? Free supply of education material to 250 children belonging to rural poor families.
? Conducting of Health check-up camps in the villages and dispensation of free medicines to needy patients.
? Computer training to rural youth in order to promote self-employment activities or to get jobs.
6. Experience:
ii. Experience in development work in general:
? In the field of children’s education, community health promotion activities such as preventive and curative aspects, formation of women’s associations, mother and child care, mobilization of rural poor on issues, training to staff, member of village associations, awareness creation on environment, non-conventional energy, human and natural resource development HIVAIDS, small family norms and protection of child hood rights.
? The organization gained experience in the implementation of various people oriented activities.
7. Major characteristics of the project area:
iii. Geographical profile:
Chickballapur Taluk of Chickballapur district is situated in an arid region.
The net area sown in the region varies heavily due to erratic and undeterminable rainfall that always varies. This results in the dry land cultivators being unable to predict rains properly and the sown loosing its germination capacity. The temperature in the taluk varies from a maximum of 38 degrees to a minimum 18 degrees Celsius. Since the taluk is approximately elevated meters above mean sea level.
iv. Socio-economic and living conditions:
He economic condition of the rural poor in the taluk is such that they are in a position to support their basic needs of their families; the average income of agriculture labour is Rs. 30-40/- per day. The agriculture labour/poor peasants get employment about 150 to 180 days in a year. In a family of five members, the per capita income of a person per day is Rs. 7.90ps. The very basis for illiteracy ignorance, low scholastic level, malnourishment, low birth weight infant mortality, and high mortality rate of adults of rural poor is this economics.
The area is one of the drought prone in the district; the level of ground water is too low and depleting. The forest cover of the area has been destroyed that it could be said that there is no forest.
The main source of income for rural poor is from agriculture and quarry work. The people in the area are so poor that they cannot be considered as consumers. The women are worst sufferers since they have to maintain the household and feed inmates. The people want to get out of the situation but they are short of ideas and resources.
8. Project Beneficiaries:
The project beneficiaries one comprising of scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and economically weaker sections of the society.
9. Project goals:
The overall goals of the project is to develop human and natural resources, safeguard childhood rights, promote women’s participation in decision making regarding self-employment, reproductive health and rights and to promote skills and knowledge through community organization at grass-roots.
10. Infrastructure facilities available with the organization:
? Own office building and school
? Residential training center
? Office equipment
“We can do no great things; only small things with great love.”
—Mother Teresa
Food
Imagine seeing your children slowly starving… and having nothing to feed them. For countless destitute families, this is a grim reality. Your gift today will bring lifesaving food to hungry children and their families.
Housing
For the poorest of the poor, “home” might be little more than a few sticks, mud, and scraps of plastic or metal. Your gift for housing will help provide a family with a safe, basic home and restore their human dignity.
Water
Clean, safe drinking water is essential for life. In developing countries, access to safe drinking water can be limited, often resulting in serious illnesses and death. Your gift will help provide lifesaving water to those lacking clean drinking water and sanitation.
Medical Care
In developing countries, hospitals and clinics often lack the most basic equipment and supplies to treat patients. Doctors and nurses often stand by helplessly, unable to administer lifesaving aid. Your gift can help provide items ranging from basic anti-diarrhea medicine to advanced medical equipment.
Education
Unlike in the United States, education in developing countries is not free. Parents must pay for uniforms, books, school supplies and other necessities. Children too poor to attend school are often sent to work on the streets, and so a lack of education reinforces the vicious cycle of poverty. Your gift for education can help break that cycle and will benefit a child for a lifetime.
Micro-Enterprise Development
Often, poor families are trapped in poverty because they have no viable means of earning income. What better way to help improve lives than to give a village the means to sustain itself economically? Your gift for a self-sustaining project will have a profound and lasting effect in the lives of those you help.
11. Human resource development available:
Resource persons to train grassroots level organizers, NGOS, and development works.
12. Staff:
Skilled and trained staff to work in the villages to promote people’s participation in the implementation of the programs.
In Complete of Bright School Building Construction.
REQUESTING PARNERSHIP IN THE NGO FUND GRANTING PROGRAMME THANK YOU
Dear donor/funding agency/well wishers,
We accepted all your donation amount through our trust PAYMENT GATREWAY route.So,your dealing welcome through over the phone.Please open our website and click donate option.
By,
DIRECTOR
AWARD TRUST
Sir this is mritunjay singh . I have 12A , 80G certified ,NGO .
Details -
Name – Manav dharam seva sansthan .
Add – 198/110A , B.H.S. , Allahpur , Allahabad , Uttar pradesh , India .
Mobile No – 09818748714 .
Sir ,
I want to work for poor people ,
Waiting for your response .
Thanks
Mritunjay singh .
Dear sir,The name of my NGO is solidarity foundation working in Bangladesh. we are working in the health and education sectors with its own fund contributed by the members of the steering committee which is very small. So we cannot continue our programs anymore with this limited money. we need fund.we appeal to you to fund us so that we can help the destitute.If you intend to support us we would dispatch project proposal. with many thanks. M. Rokon Ashraf. ED.Solidarity foundation.Dhaka. Bangladesh.
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I am running an organisation , Through which we run a computer institute which provide free computer education to poor and needy in rural areas.i look for dooners who will help us to promote our programme in all villages in”To bring and building a significant positive change in the socioeconomic status of the rural society by offering quality education to the deserving individual and uplift their family in economical status.”
regards
dear sir / madem
I am running an organisation ,
EED(Education and Economic Development) TRUST aims to provide quality education to the underprivileged and deserving students and uplift the economic status of the under privileged peoples via education . We strive to bridge the gap between these deserving candidates and quality education by overcoming the barriers in acquiring it. With the firm belief that the educated mind can not only eliminate social evils but also aid in the socio-economic upbringing of the society, we work towards providing appropriate learning opportunities to the rural populace who do not otherwise have access to quality education.
Through which we run a computer institute which provide free computer education to poor and needy in rural areas.i look for dooners who will help us to promote our programme in all villages in”
sahaj sansthan is a vountary organisation sansthan was established on october-1999-2000 and later it was registered under the rajasthan societies registration Act 1958 and foreign contribution (regulation)Act1976.
sahaj sansthan working in the rural area of education,health,environment, livelihood,female foeticied/infenticied,malnutrition,maternal and child health,opium-deaddication & treatment,women empowerment and gender sensitization.
Sahaj Sansthan
B-182 Jawahar Colony-Khichan-342308
(Phalodi) District-Jodhpur (Rajasthan) India
Contect.no.09414412367, 09950222895
E-mail-sahajkhichan@rediffmail.com
-sahajsansthan@gmail.com
Abhiprerna Foundation, established in 2007 by Dr. Deepesh Chandra Prasad, is a registered organization deducted to economic empowerment of women and uplift of the weaker sections of society.
We strive to make Uttarakhand, India, and the entire world a more inclusive place for all people regardless of ability, age, race, creed, or socio–economic background. Aware of the power of the individual, we believe that each one of us should have a voice in our community, access to what we need, and respect from those around us. Our projects throughout Haridwar work to make these goals possible by empowering people with disabilities through education, awareness campaigns, community training and play. As we work for the most vulnerable in our neighborhoods we know that we will make the world better for all of us.
Abhiprerna Rehabilitation Centre, run by Abhiprerna Foundation was set up on 3rd December, 2009 on the World Disabled Day. It caters to the needs of the children in the age group of 0 to 14 years who suffer from mental and multi disabilities.
Abhiprerna Foundation is registered under the societies Registration Act 1860. Persons with Disabilities (PwD) Act 1995 by Uttarakhand Govt. And As a Voluntary Organization, National Trust Registration (Act U/s 12[4]) Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt of India.
Donations are eligible for deduction U/s 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Dear Sir/ Mam, Our NGO is register and have FCRA Number , 80G certificate. we are working in remote aerie . we are working for Blind and very needy poor. now we need to do some work please help us. sincerely Mrs. Suhasini Kasote Executive Secretary for the Project
My wife is suffering from breast cancer. She is taking medical treatment in Inlaks & Budhrani Hospital, Pune (Maharashtra,India) For his medical treatment (Chemotherapy) she wants Rs.3,00,000/-. Please give me financial help.
Divine Mercy Charitable Trust is a registered NGO working in the field of integrated community development through the medium of education and skill development for the deprived children in slums We need your valuable support to run the education centre effectively Your aid to these poor children will definately help them to grow into useful citizens Saroj Khosla trustee 5D-44 Faridabad NIT 121001 Haryana INDIA