NGO Partners
Cry
Child Rights and You (CRY) operates through a dual-partnership model that funds and empowers over 100 local grassroots NGOs across India to execute vital child welfare projects. To sustain these localized efforts, CRY channels CSR funding and engagement from major corporate partners directly into the community. This strategic bridge between corporate resources and on-the-ground action ensures marginalized children receive effective support for their education, health, and protection
Goonj
Goonj partners with over 150 grassroots organizations across India to drive rural development and disaster relief. They collaborate with corporate sponsors to channel urban surplus materials and CSR funds directly to marginalized communities. This circular economy uses recycled goods as a currency to reward rural labor and build essential infrastructure
Pratham
Pratham partners with governments and grassroots organizations across India to deliver foundational education and vocational training. Backed by corporate sponsors like ITC and Kotak Mahindra, they channel CSR funds directly into learning programs for marginalized communities. This collaborative approach equips millions of underprivileged children and youth with vital employability and life skills
Tech for Life
Teach For India tackles educational inequity by recruiting college graduates and professionals to serve as full-time teachers in under-resourced schools through a two-year fellowship. Supported by major corporate partners and CSR funding, the organization channels high-quality teaching talent and resources directly into marginalized classrooms. This grassroots leadership model bridges the education gap, equipping thousands of underprivileged children with foundational skills while building a nationwide network of lifelong education advocates
Ambuja Foundations
Ambuja Foundation drives sustainable rural development by partnering with local communities and government bodies across India to execute critical water management, agriculture, and healthcare initiatives. Acting as a bridge for corporate social responsibility investments, the foundation collaborates with various corporate and philanthropic partners to channel funding directly into localized grassroots programs. This collaborative approach equips millions of marginalized rural families with vital infrastructure and employability skills to build independent, resilient livelihoods
NGO Dost
Dost Education is an Indian ed-tech nonprofit that empowers low-income and low-literacy parents to actively guide their children's early childhood development. By delivering research-backed, one-minute audio podcasts directly to mobile phones, the organization helps caregivers turn everyday home routines into vital learning moments. This highly accessible approach bridges the early education gap, equipping underprivileged children with the cognitive and socio-emotional foundation needed to thrive in school