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Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group: an NGO for environment protection transforming lives
IN the face of global environmental challenges, an NGO for environment protection like Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group plays a pivotal role in fostering positive change. Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group, with its visionary mission and comprehensive approach, has emerged as a leading NGO for environment protection in addressing issues related to waste…
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How fundraising for NGO initiatives is strengthened by monthly donations
NGOs play a crucial role in addressing various social and environmental issues around the world. However, their ability to carry out impactful work largely depends on financial support from individuals and institutions through fundraising for NGO efforts. While one-time donations are valuable, the consistent and predictable nature of monthly donations proves to be a game-changer…
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Fighting exploitation under the guise of the banned Devadasi system
UNDER the guise of the ancient and banned Devadasi system, families sell their young daughters into prostitution and lose them forever to exploitation, abuse and a life of misery and torture. To rescue these innocent girls from exploitation, Children of India Foundation is an NGO that was founded in 2002 that has been working to…
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How can supporting an NGO’s fundraiser change the world?
IN a world grappling with multifaceted challenges, the role of NGOs has become increasingly crucial. These organizations tirelessly work to address pressing issues such as poverty, education, healthcare and environmental conservation, to name a few. While NGOs play a pivotal role, their impact can be significantly amplified through the support of fundraisers. In this blog,…
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Children of India Foundation’s battle against child sexual abuse
A silent battle is being waged by Children of India Foundation against the centuries-old but banned Devadasi practice. This practice started as a normal and non-dangerous practice but devolved into a breeding ground for the trafficking of young girls into prostitution, over time. Thangaperumal Ponpandi, the visionary founder of Children of India Foundation, sheds light…
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Annamrita Foundation: an NGO in Mumbai fighting against child hunger
IN a country where proper nutrition for school-going children is crucial for their development, Annamrita Foundation is an NGO in Mumbai that stands as a torchbearer, striving to save over 12 lakh underprivileged children from hunger and malnutrition. In a nation where over 33 lakh children are malnourished, with 17 lakh among them severely affected,…
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Ashadeep: a mental health NGO that rescues and restores
SOME unsung heroes work tirelessly to bring light to the lives of those hidden in the shadows. Dr. Anjana Goswami and her husband Mukul are such heroes who, four decades ago, embarked on a journey to rescue mentally ill homeless individuals, particularly women, from the harsh streets. Their mental health NGO called Ashadeep has been…
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How Bharathy founded an NGO for women rescued from trafficking
IN the dark underbelly of human trafficking and forced prostitution, where thousands of women find themselves trapped in unimaginable horrors, Kshamata emerges as an NGO for women that focuses on rescue and rehabilitation. Founded by Bharathy Tahiliani in 2016, this NGO for women has been a savior for over 1,000 women who have endured the…
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How online donations are a good form of gift-giving
IN a world where material possessions often dominate our thoughts during gift-giving occasions, a unique and meaningful alternative has emerged – online donations for a good cause. This innovative form of philanthropy allows individuals to contribute to a cause close to the heart of a recipient by sending donations to fundraisers committed to helping people…
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How fundraising sites bring together NGOs in India for one common cause
IN a country as diverse and populous as India, the need for social change and humanitarian efforts is ever-present. NGOs play a pivotal role in addressing various issues, from human trafficking to the lack of education and medical care. However, the effectiveness of these NGOs often relies on their ability to garner support and resources.…
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What is the significance of National Youth Day?
NATIONAL Youth Day in India is celebrated on January 12th each year to commemorate the birthday of Swami Vivekananda, one of the most influential spiritual leaders and thinkers of the 19th century. National Youth Day holds great significance in recognizing the potential and energy of India’s youth, who are considered the driving force behind the…
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Human Trafficking Awareness Day: 5 NGOs fighting trafficking
TRAFFICKING takes on many forms. Trafficking for forced labor, organ harvesting, domestic servitude or sexual exploitation all include coercing or forcing its victims into a situation of helplessness from which there is little to no rescue or escape. But NGOs across India are working hard to fight the various forms of human trafficking that enslave…
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Railway Children India: an NGO for children fighting against child exploitation
IN the midst of busy railway stations and bus stops, a grim reality unfolds for countless lost and runaway children. Faced with abuse, starvation and the looming threat of trafficking, these vulnerable children navigate dangerous territories, putting their lives at stake. But Railway Children India is an NGO for children who stands as guardians, actively…
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What are fundraisers and how can people support them?
IN the rapidly evolving digital age, online platforms have become a powerful tool for connecting individuals with causes they care about. NGOs are increasingly turning to online fundraisers to engage a global audience and secure vital support for their initiatives. This blog explores what NGO online fundraisers are, delves into the essential components of an…
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What is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day?
EACH year on January 11th, National Human Trafficking Awareness Day serves as a poignant reminder of a global crisis that often hides in the shadows. This day sheds light on the dark realities of human trafficking, a heinous crime that affects millions worldwide. In this blog, we will delve into the history and significance of…
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Raphael Ryder Cheshire International Centre: a leprosy NGO saving homeless senior citizens
STIGMA and misinformation surrounding leprosy often lead to the abandonment and ostracization of individuals who have battled this ancient disease. Despite having a cure, the lingering societal bias against people with leprosy often forces them into homelessness and begging. In this dire scenario, the leprosy NGO Raphael Ryder Cheshire International Centre emerges as a light…
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Stella Morais’s fundraiser to stop the exploitation of children in brick kilns
IN the dark shadows of the brick kilns, the struggle for survival is harsh and unforgiving. In this cruel environment, Stella Morais is shining the light of freedom for the children of marginalized brick kiln workers. The severe malnutrition plaguing tribal children in the brick kilns paints a grim picture, with parents earning meager wages…
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A cry for compassion: Shiv Prasad’s compassionate NGO for elderly in India
IN a world that often seems to be moving at an ever-accelerating pace, there exists a silent crisis that goes unnoticed by many – the abandonment of parents by their own children when they get old. Shiv Prasad Sharma is the compassionate founder of an NGO for elderly in India called Ram Lal Old Age…
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How to change the world from the comfort of your home: fundraise to make a difference
IN the age of technology, making a positive impact on the world has become more accessible than ever before. With the rise of online platforms and virtual connectivity, individuals can now fundraise from the comfort of their homes. Whether you’re passionate about a particular cause or simply want to contribute to the greater good, there…
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SENEH: an ex-Air Force Captain’s NGO for senior citizens abandoned on the streets
IN the northeastern region of India nestled in the serene landscapes of Assam, Group Captain A.C. Barua has dedicated his life to an extraordinary mission – rescuing abandoned and abused elderly women and providing them with a home brimming with love and hope. This mission is embodied by an NGO for senior citizens called Bhavada…
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National Birds Day in India: celebrating avian majesty
NATIONAL Birds Day in India is a momentous occasion that celebrates the rich avian diversity that graces the subcontinent. Held annually on January 5th, this day is dedicated to honoring and raising awareness about the importance of birds in our ecosystem. The history of National Birds Day in India is intertwined with the country’s commitment…
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5 NGOS using braille to empower the visually-impaired in India
BRAILLE was first used by French soldiers on the battlefields allowing the men to communicate without sound. This system was invented by Charles Barbier, a French inventor whose code was later adapted for blind people by a young man who had been blind since the age of 3. His name was Louis Braille and the…
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How to donate to charity: 5 simple steps to make a meaningful impact
IN a world rife with problems such as hunger, poverty, education gaps and climate change, it’s crucial for individuals to donate to charity and contribute towards positive change. Donating to NGOs is an effective way to make a difference. If you’re wondering how to donate to charity, this blog will guide you through five simple…
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World Braille Day: empowering the visually-impaired in India
THE advent of Braille has been a groundbreaking development for the visually-impaired, offering them a unique code and a means to access information independently. World Braille Day is observed annually on January 4th and commemorates the birth of Louis Braille, the inventor of the Braille system. World Braille Day celebrates the impact Braille has had…
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Shradha Cancer Care Trust: an NGO for cancer patients at the foothills of the Himalayas
CANCER is a relentless adversary and for those without financial means, the battle becomes even more daunting. In Rishikesh, at the foothills of the Himalayas, Dr. AK Dewan’s NGO for cancer patients has emerged as a compassionate force, dedicated to alleviating the suffering of underprivileged cancer patients. Shradha Cancer Care Trust operates Ganga Prem Hospice…
