Role of technology in scaling afforestation programmes
AS the world faces the intractable challenges of global warming, climate breakdown and deforestation, planting trees is one of the…
World Braille Day: 5 NGOs helping the visually impaired
HAVE you ever wondered about the dots under the elevator buttons? The dots are braille numerals for the visually impaired….
How our donors spread smiles in 2022
THE year 2022 will be best remembered as the year when the world moved towards normalcy, following the global pandemic…
Stubble burning: farming practices v. health risks
EVERY year post-monsoon and as Diwali approaches, Delhiites and those living in the states around the capital begin to fear…
Myopic philanthropy needs new glasses
How do we change the inherent thinking about the right to equal resources among India’s growing population of wealthy professionals?…
10 random acts of kindness you could do today
THERE is no better way to connect with the world than doing small acts of kindness. You never know how…
The mountains are suffering – are you listening?
We can all do our bit to protect our natural resources and prevent disasters like Chamoli THE quiet of a…
What the new CSR regime means
Companies have a short window of time to meet new compliances. Here is a guide SINCE India became the first…
This World Cancer Day, top 5 NGOs providing care
OBSERVING World Cancer Day reminds us that the Emperor of Maladies, as the disease is dubbed, continues to plague us…
Big Change At Small Change
IN a rare instance of nonprofit mergers, Small Change has joined forces with Give, India’s first and largest giving platform…
Custodians Of Compassion And Country
HABITUALLY omitted from history books, women are often the torchbearers of resistance against injustice. Though just 14 of the 102 Indian…
Five Sustainable Christmas Gift Ideas
ARE you planning to be a Secret Santa for colleagues or family? Or confused about what Christmas present to get…
Rural Women Breaking Stereotypes
EARLIER this year, Period. End of Sentence, a film on menstruation, set in rural India won the Oscar in the…
Poverty And The Apathetic Indian
By SANJANA PEGU | NEWSLAUNDRY —- THE Indian state currently recognises me as an NRI which, as any non mainland…
Mumbai Takes Steps To Clear The Air
COUGH, cough, cough. Achoo. Those were the sounds on my flight back from celebrating Diwali in Delhi. The air quality…
‘Our Only Assets Are These Hands And Legs’
By PURUSOTTAM THAKUR | PARI —- BHAGAULI Sahu walks from Shankardah village to Dhamtari town nearly every day, carrying two bundles…
Mental Health On Instagram
MENTAL health is an invisible health concern that affects millions of people yet is frequently overlooked and underacknowledged. Did you…
An Eco-Friendly Love Story To Inspire You
GRETA Thunberg has become the most powerful voice advocating for global climate action, inspiring youth to fearlessly stand up for…
The Power Of Giving
ONE evening I was in a giving quandary – a situation many will relate to. It was an after-dinner outing with friends,…
Animal Rights: Legislation is Not Enough
THE world today recognises that animals are conscious living beings and feel much like we do. Globally, we see more…
Tomorrow Is Too Late
CLIMATE change is a global emergency. Even if you don’t think you feel the effects of this phenomenon, they’re here. …
Teaching Children, Cop Uncle Style
On Teacher’s Day, nostalgia hits us and takes us back to school and college days. In between the laughs and…
Small Talk With Dhirendra Pratap Singh
CHANGE leaders do great things, and often that is all we know about them. Here we want to get a…
LetzChange Will Now Go By GiveIndia Fundraisers
We appreciate your resolve to drive change in the lives of the underprivileged through generous acts of giving. In our…
How To Make Employee Volunteering Work
MOST companies, and especially those with significant CSR budgets, have dedicated time and resources to running employee volunteering programmes. Yet,…