Meet our Nonprofits

Bridging the gap between excess and need by recovering untouched surplus food and redistributing it to underprivileged communities

One All Trust was founded in 2016 to improve the lives of youth in underserved communities in Chennai and Gudalur, Tamil Nadu. The organization uses the sport of ultimate frisbee as a tool to run at-school and after-school values education programs for boys and girls 13-17 years old. To date, One All has worked with over 4300 children at government schools and under-served communities in India.

One All Trust's three year life skills education program integrates sport and values education, and is complementary to conventional education systems in India. One All create a fun, safe, friendly learning environment to teach and facilitate discussions on gender, personality, society, stereotyping and sexuality. Their goal is that the adolescents they work with will become the first generation

Equal access of opportunity to quality higher education for India’s youth End to end higher educational activities in Adi Dravidar & Tribal Welfare schools of Tamil Nadu

Devoted to transforming the futures of children, youth, and families in underserved communities, Panaah Communities is a non-profit organization dedicated to reimagining after-school time. In reimagining after-school time, Panaah Communities envisions a future where every child, youth, and family has the opportunity to flourish. Operating through four Centers of Excellence in Pune, the project focuses on bridging academic gaps and building essential life skills for children and youth from high-need areas.

Prabhat Education Foundation serves children and adults with special needs, helping them to achieve their full potential in and around Ahmedabad. When Prabhat began its journey in 2003, the widespread reality of physically and mentally challenged children in and around Ahmedabad became apparent, and Prabhat moved into serving special children, as well as their families affected by stigma, ignorance and denial. Realizing the need for access to care, education and learning of this group, Prabhat conceptualized an institutional facility to provide systematic rehabilitation services that could be accessible for those challenged by poverty and mobility. Working with and through local communities became Prabhat’s hallmark.

Prayatna started in 1997 with 7 students and 2 teachers. Today the organization works with 74 students (both children and adults) and a staff of about 20.

The organization provides a multi-faceted education to students with Down’s Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, ADHD, De Lange Syndrome, Fragile X Syndrome, Learning Disabilities, etc. The programme includes Functional Academics, Self Help Skills, Home Skills, Personality Development, Executive Function, Socio Emotional Skills and Vocational Training.

The mission of the organisation in both the humanitarian and the developmental context, is to promote the rights of the disabled and expand their opportunities to reach their full potential.

Project DEEP is creating an ideal 'Welfare Stack' with the government, through two pathways of fiscal prudence and intentional policy design that result in measurable socio-economic growth for its citizens.

RNisarg Foundation is a doctor-led NGO, organisation driving climate action through a public-health lens. They address waste streams that spread disease through - education, community action, scientific disposal. We reduce health risks for today and climate impact for future.

Rohini foundation works on the Right to oral health society which aims at conducting programmes to serve children dental needs in a holistic manner & to get access to quality health care.

Rudrama Devi Mahila Mandal (RDMM) is a CBO working among over 2000 Female Sex Workers in Warangal to provide women social protection and help them to start alternative livelihoods and better health facilities.

Safee Foundation works in Saidabad, one of the largest slums in Hyderabad, focusing on creating a safe neighborhood for children through after-school programs and other community-based activities. Safee aims to create a model slum in Saidabad that can be replicated in various parts of the city.

Saheli HIV AIDS Karyakarta Sangh, a community-based Female Sex Workers Collective committed towards resolving the issues and concerns of women in sex work with a right-based approach. Saheli has been working since 1998 towards creating conducive environment to eliminate all forms of stigma and discrimination and advocate for social inclusion of people affected by HIV/AIDS.

Samavesh (Action For Impact Foundation) is a rights-based organisation that enables young people from rural, low-income, and historically marginalised communities to successfully transition from school to higher education and meaningful careers. Through a structured model combining academic mentoring, employability skills, life skills education, legal documentation for undocumented students, and public scholarship access, Samavesh works to ensure that opportunity is a right available to all. They work at the intersection of education, identity, and inclusion, ensuring that every student has not only aspirations, but also the tools and access to realise them.

Sampark is a non-governmental organization based in Bangalore. It was founded in 1991 with the primary objective of promoting human rights and advocating for social justice. Over the years, Sampark has made significant progress in its endeavours, becoming a prominent force within the realm of human rights activism.

Sampark Sathi Foundation is a pioneering aggregator in India that connects individuals from underserved communities with NGOs and government institutions to address issues in health, education, human rights, skill development, livelihood, and access to welfare schemes.

Sanjeevan's work focuses on improving lives and promoting climate action for children, women, youth, and migrant workers. Their aim is to address social gaps by ensuring that all marginalized communities have access of quality education, good health and well-being, and advocating for livelihood right to promote inclusive development and build a more equal opportunity and just society for all

Sarvejana Foundation’ is an initiative that attempts to bring about an enduring difference in the lives of as many people as possible. HAPPYKNEES, SHARE and STOP verticals make up the foundation's core.

STOP (Society to Prevent Accidents) initiative intends to prevent road accidents in collaboration with entrepreneurs, government departments, NGOs, and the community.

Saturday Art Class is a non-profit educational organization focused on providing visual arts & social-emotional learning to students from low-income communities in India during their formative years of education to give them a safe space to express & build essential skills to thrive.

Shivar Foundation has adopted a holistic solution that combines mental health care, agricultural resilience, and community support. The foundation’s unique Pyramid Model focuses on prevention, rehabilitation, and sustainability, while its Agro-Psy-Social Intervention Plan integrates sustainable farming practices, psychological counseling, and social empowerment.

Shwas aims to bridge the gap of opportunities and potential in the under served communities through education and employment. They do so by making quality education available for all students and helping them explore their caliber through a wholistic approach

Slam Out Loud (SOL) uses the power of performance and visual arts to build socio-emotional learning (SEL) and creative confidence skills - like communication, critical thinking, and empathy in children - from underserved communities.

SOL's mission is to transform how arts education and socio-emotional learning (SEL) happen for underserved children in India.

Society of Community Health Oriented Operational Links (SCHOOL) – Vriddha Mitra focuses on building an age-friendly ecosystem for the elderly (aged 60 years and above) population in India. Their mission is to provide integrated solutions for the challenges faced by the elderly populations with a continued vigour of empowerment and equality.

Solidarity Foundation is a Bangalore-based non-profit organisation with goal of supporting sexual/gender minorities (LGBTQIA+), sex workers and persons living with HIV to live a dignified life. We focus on leadership and institution building, enhancing livelihood options and wellness outcomes, addressing gender-based violence, advancing access to social entitlements and services of these excluded and stigmatised communities. We work in 4 Southern India states and are poised for expansion. We foster social changes by supporting people to have greater options and control over their lives. We facilitate the flow of resources, ideas and knowledge believing people on both sides gain. We have been recognised as leaders in the space of diversity and inclusion; and received multiple awards.

Sparsha Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization based in Mumbai and aims to touch the underprivileged communities providing access to basic human needs and help them to achieve better and sustainable living circumstances.