Thanks to your support, this fundraiser raised ₹42,002. The remaining amount has been covered by Jamghat’s individual donors so that all 75 children under their care can receive daily meals for a month. The funds have been used to purchase rations for two children's homes and a daycare centre in New Delhi. Jamghat opted to use the funds for a variety of rations, such as rice, pulses, cooking oil, wheat flour, vegetables, fruits and eggs.

Nutritious and wholesome food is vital for these children who rarely have access to food, and aids their overall physical and mental development.

Through this fundraiser, we managed to raise ₹30,001! With the funds raised, we opted for 252 litres of cooking oil and 140 kgs of masoor dal, which Donatekart delivered to us within two weeks. Oil and dal are essential rations which will make up a part of the nutritous lunches we will provide our students at Tala Park school. 

Now our students can just enjoy their healthy midday meals and focus on their studies! 

So far, 164 patients have received 988 palliative care counselling sessions.

Palliative care is a crucial part of caring of people living with HIV. Noorjahan, 28, was admitted suffering with multiple physical and emotional issues. Not being able to receive proper care at home, and no one to share her difficulties with, her sessions gave her a space to share her distress. The family sessions also gave her husband a chance to understand her situation in a more nuanced way so he can be more supportive. She was discharged with better health and a desire to independently manage her health. 

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Thank you for helping us raise ₹27,602, 6% more than our target amount! 

The funds have helped us cover all the dormitories windows and hall room with new, high-quality mosquito net frames. 45 girls will directly benefit from these net frames. The meshes have improved the quality of living for the Baale Mane girls and helped us to protect them from diseases such as dengue in the rainy season. 

So, thank you once again for your generosity :)

Thank you for your valuable contribution to this fundraiser.

With your help, we successfully raised 1,12,255, 12% more than the target amount! The funds were used to fund the research including payment to researchers, reference books and materials bought or created, sites related to WW1 visited for data collection and information gathering. 

The eventual beneficiaries of this project will be at least 25000 students from across Bengaluru. This amount funded the first part of the project. The exhibition will start travelling to schools from August 2018. 

Thank you for your generous contribution to this fundraiser!

With your support, we raised ₹51,966 which helped us educate 45 manual scavengers about other available options for earning a livelihood. These women participated in Dignity Workshop where they were acquainted with Garima Abhiyaan, its objective, and the work we have done so far. 

They were also given capacity building workshop where they were oriented about opting alternative livelihood options. The funds raised were used for travel, stationery, and food of the participants in two workshops.  

Thank you for helping us raise ₹33,386 enough for 2421 books!

Your valuable contribution helped us achieve 60% of our target and the balance amount was contributed by other individuals to help us reach our goal. The funds raised were used to buy Mathematics, Hindi, English, and Three in One’s notebooks which were distributed to students from kindergarten till 8th standard at Mohyal Colony Education Center at the end of May.

These notebooks will help in ensuring better attendance, student retention, and better academic performance.

We achieved 17% of our target, and raised ₹20,610. We received 24 LED bulbs, 13 LED lights and 10 new fans on the 29th of January at our main office in Bhubaneswar. The goods will be delivered to our Livelihoods Training Centre, around 350 km away from Bhubaneswar, by the end of the week, after which we will begin lighting up the centre!

30 of our most dedicated alumni travelled to Delhi in March thanks to this fundraiser. This was their first time travelling to a metropolitan city, so everyone was excited!

In Delhi, they participated in activity-based sessions and visited the Microsoft offices - all culminating to help them expand their horizons, aspire for more and guide their future careers. Alumni Suraj Verma, an aspiring electrical engineer said, "I had never imagined that I will get a chance to visit such a big company and interact with their employees. In this 3-day journey, what I learned has been revolutionary."

Your generous contribution helped this fundraiser raise ₹49,006. The amount raised is enough to buy 25 desks with attached benches for the senior school. Three students can sit comfortably on one bench and these desks will get help 75 schoolgirls get quality education. 

Providing a commodity as basic as a desk doesn’t just improve the condition of a classroom but also attracts more underprivileged students to the school.