Collective Good Foundation

Facilitates comprehensive development projects, including CSR management and technology-driven impact assessment, in collaboration with strategic partners

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  • FCRA
  • 80G
  • 12A
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About

  • Headquarters

    Bangalore, Karnataka

  • Since

    2009

The Collective Good Foundation (CGF) is a charitable organisation dedicated to providing comprehensive project implementation solutions for the develo Read morepment sector. It works closely with companies, non-profits, and foundations to address complex issues in healthcare, education, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH), and women’s empowerment. CGF's Project Management Unit (PMU) assists companies in managing their CSR programmes, covering everything from programme inception to partner selection, due diligence, monitoring, evaluation, and impact assessment. The organisation leverages technology to enhance the capabilities of NGOs and social enterprises, establish robust mechanisms for assessing on-ground impact, and conduct sector research. CGF collaborates with its strategic partner, Samhita Social Ventures, and engages various stakeholders to tackle critical social challenges and create meaningful, scalable impact. Since its establishment in 2006, CGF has been committed to building ecosystems that foster sustainable impact. Together with Samhita Social Ventures, it supports companies and social organisations in addressing a wide range of social issues. Its efforts focus on capacity building within the development sector and scalable interventions that influence economic and behavioural aspects in a young nation. Through investments in knowledge, research, and innovative technology tools like Samhita GoodCSR, CGF empowers corporate partners, foundations, and implementation agencies to develop informed solutions, ultimately contributing to a sustainable future for the nation as a whole.

Programs

  • India Protector's Alliance Programme

    The Collective Good Foundation (CGF) launched the India Protector's Alliance (IPA) in response to the pandemic-induced lockdown's severe social and economic consequences in India. IPA aimed to safeguard healthcare and sanitation workers while providing critical care to communities. This initiative impacted 5.3 million beneficiaries in underserved communities and vulnerable populations. In healthcare interventions, CGF provided protective gear, critical care equipment, training for healthcare workers, and community awareness programmes. Its COVID-19 vaccination efforts reached around 3.02 million citizens in high-risk areas. In sanitation interventions, CGF improved sanitation infrastructure, promoted safe hygiene, and provided support for sanitation workers, impacting over 1.88 lakh lives.

  • Revive Alliance Programme

    The Collective Good Foundation (CGF) has introduced the REVIVE Alliance, a $20 million blended finance initiative and livelihood accelerator designed to aid informal workers and micro-entrepreneurs in their recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and promote their sustained growth. In collaboration with corporations, foundations, and social organisations, REVIVE identifies eligible individuals within the informal sector who have been adversely affected by the pandemic and delivers comprehensive assistance to facilitate their recuperation, enhance their resilience, and invest in their long-term prosperity. This assistance encompasses philanthropic loans, financial and digital inclusion, access to social security, skill development, and connections to market opportunities. Since October 2020, REVIVE has positively impacted the lives of more than 173,000 individuals and is progressing toward its target of supporting 10 million workers and micro-entrepreneurs.

  • Dettol: Banega Swachh India Programme

    The Collective Good Foundation (CGF) is actively engaged in the 'Dettol: Banega Swachh India' project, a collaboration with Reckitt India, the Government of India, and various State Governments. This initiative focuses on addressing hygiene-related behavioural trends through sustainable solutions. CGF has formed partnerships with numerous schools, managing two states, and securing continued support from Reckitt for the second year. The project introduces an e-curriculum, app-based MIS, and Government advocacy activities. It employs an immersive approach to hygiene education using modules developed by Reckitt, with trained teachers transmitting this knowledge to children aged 6-10, reaching over 100,000 children in 1,602 schools across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, strengthening community relations through hygiene education.

  • Swachh Maharashtra Grand Challenge Programme

    The Collective Good Foundation (CGF), in collaboration with Samhita and Founding Fuel, and with the support of Government, business, and social sector leaders, is spearheading the Swachh Maharashtra Grand Challenge. This initiative aims to identify, test, and expand five groundbreaking sanitation projects in a selected district of Maharashtra. These winning innovations will span five critical aspects of sanitation, encompassing behaviour change, innovative financing, digital technology and analytics, operations and maintenance, and waste management. Additionally, the Grand Challenge is open to other themes such as livelihoods in sanitation, school sanitation, and water accessibility, ensuring a comprehensive approach to sanitation improvement.

  • Samhita GoodCSR Programme

    Samhita GoodCSR, developed in partnership between Samhita Social Ventures and Collective Good Foundation, with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Tata Trusts, is an online technology solution designed to enhance the operational efficiency and impact of companies and foundations engaged in CSR initiatives. This comprehensive platform offers an end-to-end solution, enabling seamless CSR project implementation. For companies and foundations, it simplifies partner selection, provides access to impactful CSR projects and reliable partners through its CSR Marketplace and SmartRFPs, and facilitates project monitoring via the Project Management module. NGOs and Social Enterprises benefit from streamlined CSR activity management, with credibility assessment based on registration documents, financial records, affiliations, and sector recognition, ensuring robust partnerships.

Leadership Team

  • Madhu Bahl

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Sudhir Naik

    Executive Director - Finance & Risk

  • Suyash Apte

    Director - Technology

  • Vaidyanathan Krishnamurthy

    Advisor

  • Nitish Dorle

    Marketing Manager

Demographics & Structure

  • No. of Employees

    100+

M&E

  • Internal, External Assessors

    No

Policies

  • Ethics and Transparency Policies

    No

  • Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy

    No

Political & Religious Declarations

  • On Affiliation if any

    No

  • On Deployment Bias if any

    No

Registration Details

  • PAN Card

    AAATN9105F

  • Registration ID

    BNG(U)JNR722/2015-16/BKIV

  • VO ID / Darpan ID

    KA/2017/0168540

  • 12A

    AAATN9105FE20090

  • 80G

    AAATN9105FF20098

  • FCRA

    094421681

  • CSR Registration Number

    Not Available

Location

  • Headquarters

    224, Sri Nanjundeshwara Edifice, Bannerghatta Main Road, Arekere, Bengaluru, Karnataka, Bangalore, 560076

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Other Details

  • Type & Sub Type

    Non-profit
    Trust

Financial Details

 Income / Expenses
  • 2019-20

    Income
    Rs.293,195,301
    Expenses
    Rs.222,123,522
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.17,296,841
    Program Expenses
    Rs.204,826,681
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  • 2020-21

    Income
    Rs.628,594,096
    Expenses
    Rs.449,639,974
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.36,158,347
    Program Expenses
    Rs.413,481,627
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  • 2021-22

    Income
    Rs.817,636,663
    Expenses
    Rs.842,099,900
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.58,890,281
    Program Expenses
    Rs.783,209,619
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  • 2022-23

    Income
    Rs.509,032,185
    Expenses
    Rs.543,036,254
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.30,509,277
    Program Expenses
    Rs.512,526,977
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