8 programmes · one city
Every programme publishes what one unit of help costs, audited each year. Give to one, or let us send your gift where it is needed most.
NutritionRice, dal, a vegetable and an egg or banana — cooked fresh every morning in our Hebbal kitchen and carried to 38 government schools across north Bengaluru.
₹500 = child's school lunches for a month
EducationFees, uniforms, books, a bicycle for the long road and an evening learning centre — so girls from low-income families finish school and choose what comes next.
₹1,200 = girl's books, uniform and fees for a term
EnvironmentMiyawaki-style mini forests of native species on school grounds, lake edges and unused civic plots, planted by volunteers and cared for three full years.
₹300 = native sapling, planted and cared for three years
HealthHousehold water filters, school RO units and village water committees that keep them running — in settlements where borewell water fails every test.
₹2,500 = family's water filter, maintained for five years
LivelihoodsTailoring, food-processing and loom cooperatives for women from low-income households, with training, equipment, and buyers lined up before the first piece is made.
₹5,000 = woman's sewing-machine starter kit
HealthSchool and settlement health camps with volunteer doctors: screening, referrals, spectacles and follow-up until the problem is actually solved.
₹800 = child's full health screening and follow-up
DignityMonthly rations, medicine, a doctor's visit and a weekly volunteer call for elders who live alone in the city's low-income neighbourhoods.
₹1,500 = elder's monthly ration, medicine and check-up
EducationReading rooms in settlements and government schools, stocked in Kannada and English, with weekly story sessions led by volunteers.
₹250 = new book for a reading room
The price list
From last year's audited spend. We publish it so you can hold us to it.