Offer your seva
Dana — the gift
that keeps returning.
Every rupee tracked. Monthly photo + receipt report — most recent published report: Nov 2025. Accounts will be audited by a Chartered Accountant at each financial-year close. Choose a pillar, choose an amount — we handle the rest with radical transparency.
Three steps
Make your gift.
Pick the pillar, pick the amount, leave your details — then scan the UPI QR. Your pillar and amount travel with your details, so we know exactly what your gift is for.
How the money actually reaches us
Donations are received by UPI — scan the QR code with any UPI app. That is the only payment rail we have live. A card, net-banking or subscription gateway is not live, so no gateway is named anywhere on this site until it is. Contributions are accepted in Indian Rupees only: the Trust does not hold FCRA registration and therefore cannot accept foreign contributions — read what that means for donors abroad.
Impact per rupee
What your gift makes possible.
What each amount is intended to cover in the field. These are indicative costings, not a record of money already spent — the published spend is below.
₹ 250
One school term of stationery
Funds one child's notebook and stationery kit for a full school term.
₹ 500
A month of bridge learning
Covers after-school bridge learning sessions for one child for a month.
₹ 1,200
One health-camp patient
Provides basic diagnostics and medicines for one health camp beneficiary.
₹ 5,000
A women's SHG savings cycle
Seeds a women's SHG savings cycle, linking one family to microfinance.
Published spend · Aug – Nov 2025
Where the money has actually gone.
Four monthly reports have been published so far, totalling ₹ 5,33,100. Each bar is that month's share of the published total, rounded to the nearest whole percent. Every row is itemised in the Transparency Log.
Nov 2025
₹ 1,84,200
Oct 2025
₹ 2,12,500
Sep 2025
₹ 98,400
Aug 2025
₹ 38,000
What this chart is not
It is not a forward-looking allocation of your gift, and it is not an audited statement. The most recent published report covers Nov 2025; later months are not published yet. Phase 01 (Foundation & Compliance) is by design ops-heavy — the category-level split is on the Transparency Log, and the first Chartered Accountant audit has not been completed.
Donors outside India
We cannot accept foreign contributions yet.
Why there are no USD, GBP or EUR options on this page
Accepting a foreign contribution in India requires registration under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010. Sanatan Kutumb Foundation does not hold FCRA registration — our own compliance table targets it for Phase 03 (2028–30). Until it is granted we cannot lawfully accept a foreign contribution, in any currency, so this page offers Indian Rupees only.
If you are unsure whether your contribution would count as a foreign contribution, please write to sanatani@sanatankutumb.com before you send anything. We would rather decline a gift than accept one we are not registered to receive.
01
Give your time
Remote volunteer roles — research, digital communications, grant writing — are open to supporters anywhere. Apply to volunteer.
02
Read the ledger, hold us to it
Subscribe to the monthly field report and check it against the Transparency Log. Scrutiny is a contribution.
03
Tell someone in India
Share this page with family or colleagues who can give in INR. Word of mouth is how a one-year-old trust finds its first donors.
Before you give
80G, receipts and refunds.
The honest version of every question a donor asks us. Where a policy page says it in full, we quote that page and link to it.
No. Our 12A and 80G applications are still in process with the Income Tax Department. Until 80G is granted we cannot issue Form 10BE and no donation to us is deductible. Anyone telling you otherwise — including any older wording on this site — is wrong.
Live status for every registration is published on the Transparency Log.
Our published policy is this: "We will proactively notify all donors who have donated since August 2025 when 80G is approved, and issue Form 10BE for all eligible past donations retroactively, as permitted by law."
That is a commitment about the future, not a benefit available now. See §5 of the Refund & Donation Policy.
Yes — an acknowledgement receipt, which is not a tax certificate. Our policy states: "All donations of ₹500 and above receive an acknowledgement receipt via email within 48 hours of payment confirmation."
Because UPI payments do not tell us who you are, fill in the form on this page after you pay so we can match your UPI reference to your gift.
Only so that a Form 10BE can be issued retroactively if 80G is granted. The field is optional and you can safely leave it blank — we will ask again at the point a certificate can actually be issued. What we do with the data you enter is described in the Privacy Policy.
No — and that is why this page has no monthly option. Our policy states: "SKF does not currently offer recurring / subscription donation functionality. All donations are one-time. If recurring billing appears on your statement, please contact us immediately — it is an error and will be refunded in full."
You are very welcome to give again each month by scanning the QR again.
UPI, by scanning the QR code on this page with PhonePe, GPay, Paytm or any other UPI app. There is no card gateway, no net-banking checkout and no subscription billing live on this site. If a page anywhere ever names a payment company we are not using, treat it as an error and tell us.
Write to sanatani@sanatankutumb.com with the subject line "Refund Request" and quote the UPI transaction reference (UTR) shown in your UPI app, plus the date and amount. Eligible cases — duplicate payments, wrong amounts, a payment with no receipt — are set out in the Refund & Donation Policy.
Best efforts, with one honest exception, quoted from our policy: "as an early-stage Trust with limited operational reserves, in exceptional circumstances we may re-allocate funds internally to cover emergency programme needs. In such cases, we will notify affected donors in the next monthly report and provide a credit preference for their next donation."
Full text: §8, Refund & Donation Policy.
The SKF promise.
We will never hide a rupee. Every transaction has a receipt. Every report is public. If we fall short of this standard, we will say so — publicly, in the next monthly report.