Education
Digital classrooms, scholarships for girls and teacher training in government schools.
₹4.6 crore spent in 2025–26 (sample)
More about this →CSR foundation · FY 2025–26 report out now (sample)
We fund education, water, livelihoods, health and environment programmes through partner NGOs in five states, and publish every project's spend and results.
Spend by programme
Digital classrooms, scholarships for girls and teacher training in government schools.
₹4.6 crore spent in 2025–26 (sample)
More about this →Check dams, farm ponds and village water ATMs in dry districts.
₹2.8 crore spent in 2025–26 (sample)
More about this →Farmer producer companies, youth skill centres and weaver groups.
₹4.1 crore spent in 2025–26 (sample)
More about this →Mobile health units and adolescent anaemia programmes.
₹2.6 crore spent in 2025–26 (sample)
More about this →Mangrove restoration and solar power for rural schools.
₹1.6 crore spent in 2025–26 (sample)
More about this →District data and village meetings decide where we work.
Due diligence on every NGO: registration, 12A, 80G, CSR-1 and audited accounts.
Quarterly field visits and data against agreed outcomes.
Spend and results for every project, every year, in the impact report.
An independent study found maths scores in project schools rose 14 points against comparison schools (sample).
Despite 30% less rain, 34 villages had water in their wells until March.
Five producer companies crossed ₹10 crore in combined turnover this year (sample).
They visited every quarter and asked hard questions, which made our programme better.
Director of a partner NGO, Odisha (sample)
The check dam filled in the first monsoon. We grew a second crop for the first time in years.
Water committee member, Rajasthan (sample)
Their impact report is the one our board actually reads. It's clear, honest and complete.
Independent director (sample)