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Choose an amount
Everything below funds programme work directly. Where a contribution cannot be used for the purpose it was given, we will tell you and ask before redirecting it.
₹1,000 buys a set of levelled readers in the local language for one reading circle.
Bank Transfer
Direct transfer / NEFT
| Account name | Kabir Foundation |
|---|---|
| Bank | To be added |
| Account number | To be added |
| IFSC | To be added |
| Branch | To be added |
| UPI ID | To be added |
After transferring, please email info@kabirfoundationindia.org with the reference number so we can send your receipt.
Tax & Compliance
Receipts and exemptions
- Every donation receives a receipt by email
- 80G exemption status — to be confirmed and published here
- Foreign contributions accepted only once FCRA registration is in place
- Donor details are never sold, shared or published
Other Ways
Not everything useful is money
Books
Age-appropriate children's books in Indian languages — always needed, always used.
Time
A few hours a week reading with children is worth more than most cheques.
Skills
Translation, design, accounting, legal and evaluation support, given pro bono.
Space
A room a community can meet in, two afternoons a week, changes what is possible.
Questions
About donating
We publish the split between programme, administration and fundraising costs in every
annual report. We do not claim a zero-overhead model — good measurement, honest accounting and fairly paid
field staff cost money, and pretending otherwise is how organisations end up doing weak work.
Yes. Tell us which one in the note field. If we cannot use a restricted contribution
in that programme within a reasonable time, we will contact you before using it elsewhere.
Not yet. Indian law requires FCRA registration before an organisation may receive
foreign contributions, and we will only accept them once that is in place and published here.
A receipt, and an annual account of what your contribution did. Nothing else unless
you ask for it, and your details are never shared with anyone.
Please do — with notice, so that a visit does not disrupt a session, and following our
child protection policy while on site.