Team Everest started its journey in August 2006 when founder Karthee Vidya completed graduation and joined his first job. He donated from his first-month salary and collected funds from 3 of his friends to raise Rs 4000 to help children in a rural school in Tamilnadu. We used the funds to buy books and uniforms for the school kids there.After working in an IT company for 8 years, he quit his high paying job in 2014 to work full time on Team Everest.What started as a small activity, has taken wings over the last 14 years. Today, Team Everest work with 40,000 children a year with help from 25,000 proud Volunteers.Scholarships, Spoken English, Digital literacy, Soft Skill classes are some of their key initiatives. Team Everest work is recognized by many organization and individuals including Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, former president of India.Some of our key recognition include:<ol><li>'Leader in Volunteer Engagement' award which is given to only 1 NGO in entire India a year.</li><li>Guidestar Transparency Key award for being transparent</li><li>The founder is selected as 'Best Person of the Year' by Puthiya Thalaimurai Magazine. This award is given to only 1 or 2 people in the entire state of Tamilnadu (India) a year.</li><li>Chennai Citizen award for Team Everest founder which is given to only 10 citizens a year.</li></ol>Our work is also appreciated by many famous newspaper and magazines like Times of India, The Hindu, Deccan Chronicle etc.

Team Everest

We are a collective of passionate leaders taking strategic actions to end all forms of animal harm.   With decades of experience in multinational corporations and the development sector, we act a backbone organisation to the entire animal protection sector. We are devoted to the cause of mainstreaming and elevating animal protection in India. We work in collaboration with national and international organisations, sector experts, communities and grassroots participants to create impact. Our MissionTo build a platform for effective giving for animals that produces evidence-based, actionable recommendations to reduce animal suffering in India, and offer support to organisations working on these interventions with strategy, create shared measurement practises, effect policy changes, mobilise funding and build public goodwill towards the movement. Our VisionA world free of animal harm and exploitation, and a society that prioritises the ending of suffering of all sentient beings, independent of their species.

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Bhumi is one of India’s largest volunteer organizations. We enable over 30,000 volunteers every year for the Sustainable Development Goals. Bhumi provides comprehensive educational support for over 25,000 underprivileged children across India.We are working towards a more equal and educated India through our volunteers.Our Programs:Ignite: Educational support for children in shelter homes, communities, and schools across India. Trained volunteers and Fellows deliver this program towards sustainable livelihoods.Catalyse: Civic initiatives that aim to make volunteering a habit and get every Indian volunteering. It involves volunteering for causes like environment, animal welfare, community welfare, and more.Giving is about better outcomes and bigger opportunities. Give with Bhumi to empower lives and transform communities.

Bhumi

The organization was founded in 2005 by Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Bhopinder Singh and Mrs. Winnie Singh with the goal of spreading awareness on essential health affecting information among members of India’s uniformed services and their families. This included sexually transmitted infections (STIs), tuberculosis and HIV/AIDs. Since then, Maitri soon expanded its work to include education and sensitization to end violence against women as well as citizenship rights and health issues concerning migrant populations. In 2008, Maitri came across a unique and an extremely vulnerable population in Vrindavan, widows who were victims of domestic violence, inflicted by their family members, including their sons and relatives and rendered homeless and destitute to live on the streets of Vrindavan, begging. It was a heartfelt need to support and bring dignity into the lives of the homeless, destitute and abandoned widows of Vrindavan. One can say it was a crucial moment in the history of Maitri and formed a benchmark to work towards identity, dignity and respect. In July 2010, Maitri launched Project Jeevan in Vrindavan, Jeevan symbolizes life, a life with dignity. Maitri translates as Compassion, loving-kindness. Hence compassion in life and addressing another human with loving kindness was the motto for the projects birth. The project’s aim has been to ensure identity, respect and dignity to the ageing, homeless, abandoned and destitute widows. Due to circumstances they have been left abandoned and left homeless, to survive begging on the streets of Vrindavan

Maitri

Snehalaya has been working in rural India for almost three decades to bring rescue, rights and rehabilitation to those adversely affected by the commercial sex industry, poverty and droughts. We started rescuing trafficked and forced women and children from red light areas in 1989 and have been fighting HIV/AIDS, reducing 2nd generation prostitution by 100% and ensuring there are no minors working in the sex industry in our district ever since.Our mission statement is that every woman and child should have the right to a life free from inequality, cruelty and discrimination. We support around 20,000 beneficiaries a year through 19 rehabilitation, health and AIDS prevention, education and awareness-raising projects. We shelter 250 children of sex workers, minors rescued from sex work and those orphaned by or living with HIV. We provide a safe and supportive family setting, with our own school and HIV hospital. We also work in slum areas, run an organic farm for people living with HIV, provide rescue and adoption to abandoned babies. We are nationally recognised as a key healthcare provider for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHA) and also have an outstanding track record in education and sustainable social change.

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Tare Zameen Foundation is a non-profit organization registered in the year 2018 in Delhi. Since, its inception the organization has been working for many causes like the upliftment of Children, Women and the Divyanjan. It has been reaching out to the unprivileged and underprivileged children by providing them with the means of education and has shown the women folk the way to empowerment through employment. It also has been campaigning for the Save Girl Child programme through awareness generation. . It has also been engaged with the Divyanjan and has been looking at connecting them with teachers and trainers to improve their skills and giving them a platform to share their achievements. Likewise, through its various activities Tare Zameen Foundation is making a positive and lasting impact on their lives.

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SOS Children’s Villages of India acknowledge the plight of 2 crore children without adequate parental care in India and evoke response to ensure that over 26,000 children under the care of SOS India will never be alone again. Through this campaign, we urge you to connect with these children to ensure no child grows up alone. Your one act of kindness can trigger a million smiles. Please do it today. Don't leave them to face the world alone.Why SOS Children’s Villages of India?SOS Children’s Villages of India is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit and self-implementing organization, working towards the holistic development of, once parentless and abandoned children and children belonging to vulnerable families. For over 50 years, we have reached out to over 25,000 children through our 32 SOS Children's Villages and 33 community projects across India. SOS India is the first child-care NGO in India to get a CRISIL accreditation for strong delivery capability and high financial proficiency.Why should you donate?<ol><li>SOS Children’s Villages of India is working for children who have lost parental care or who are at risk of losing it. We have pledged to protect children who have lost their parents and have no place to call home. These children are at a risk of being abused and neglected. Your small contribution will help us reach such children and transform their lives by building a bright future for them.</li><li>Your donation can bring hope to these abandoned children facing hunger, poverty, and injustice in their daily lives. Donors like you will help SOS Children’s Villages of India strengthen its efforts to provide the best facilities to parentless and abandoned children and help them build a future they deserve.</li><li>SOS Children’s Villages of India believes that every child has a right to grow up with a family. Your donation will help us provide these children with a family that cares for them, ensure they have proper healthcare, nutrition, and education.</li><li>Your donation will help us create a long - lasting impact on the lives of children who are at a risk of losing parental care . Through our Family Strengthening Programme, in slums and rural areas, we aim to build capacity of BPL (Below Poverty Line) families, widows, and single women to help them move out of the vicious cycle of poverty and become self-sufficient. This in turn ensures all round development, including education, nutrition, health and psychological development, of children belonging to such families.</li></ol>

SOS Children's Village of India

National Association for the Blind Delhi (NAB), is a leading provider of education and training services to blind, low vision, Deaf-Blind, and the multi-disabled of all age groups. The institution holds a record in transforming the lives of 80,000people falling in aforesaid categories over the last four decades. Our services include technology-enabled Inclusive School Education for the Blind, Digital Literacy and Advanced Computer Training Courses, Centre for Multiple disabilities for Multisensory Impaired/Deaf-Blind Children, Assistive Technology Helpline, Digital and Talking Book Library, Braille &amp; Large Print Book Production, and more. For our inexorable pursuit towards our defined endeavors, the organization is conferred with the Best Institution Award by the President of India and International Award for Excellence by MSJE, Government of India.

The National Association for the Blind, Delhi

MISSING is an award-winning organization that uses the power of Education, Innovation and Empowerment to prevent sex trafficking. Our Vision: To create a world where every girl is safe, from sex trafficking. Our Mission: Combine art and technology in creating mass awareness amongst the masses, through education and innovative ways, leading to the prevention of sex trafficking.Under its pillar of Education and Innovation, MISSING provides systematic awareness through innovative education programs and immersive art and storytelling platforms using the power of technology. We also provide these tools to any entity or individual working in this space.Under its pillar of Empowerment, MISSING works with survivors and vulnerable women and girls (of not only trafficking but also domestic violence and child marriage) in one of the most vulnerable districts of India which accounts for a significant number of victims of trafficking - South 24 Parganas, West Bengal. Accounting for 44% of reported cases, the region is characterized by low human development and extreme poverty. MISSING believes that raising awareness and empowering vulnerable ones leads to the prevention of sex trafficking. Why wait for a girl to get trafficked to save her?

Missing Link Trust

Sarthak Prayas was established in the year 2003 with an aim to help the underprivileged of New Delhi in the area of health and education. The programs are spread across different slum areas in the city. Two of their major interventions are in the field of education as well as elderly.Under education, Sarthak Prayas runs remedial education centers where students from government schools attend classes every day to improve their knowledge. The centres help students complete their homework and revise lessons of the day. They also impart life skills and teach them how to deal with real life situations. The organisation runs eight centers in Delhi/NCR with 40 students studying in each center.Since the children are from an impoverished background, the organisation also supplements their nutrition with packed food every day after the class. In addition to this, as part of recreation for the children, the centres also celebrate children's birthdays every month. During the celebrations, children cut cake and the teachers distribute gifts. Each day the students attend sessions for approximately 90 minutes.Their other program focuses on the underprivileged elderly. The premise behind this is that the elderly have struggled all their life for food, shelter and livelihood. They have now reached an age where their bodies don't allow them to work a lot and their economic conditions do not allow their families to be able to take care of them either.Sarthak Prayas visits the slums and identifies elderly people who were unable to take care of themselves. As a part of their intervention, they provide dry ration on a monthly basis for one person's need. They also provide quarterly clothing and toiletries. The material is distributed in designated locations near their slums every month.

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