Funding & Payments

Since the commencement of our services in 2011, we have been supporting our projects and programs through contributions made primarily by our own members.

We raise funds by preaching the art of the “Joy of Giving” under the “Collective Fundraising Project”. Every small donation we receive is considered an invaluable investment that supports our beneficiaries – deprived children (V-kids) and their communities, who are often denied equal opportunities and justice in our society.

Financial Highlights for the last ten (10) years

Over the past decade (2016–17 to 2025–26), our funding base has remained strong and diversified. On average, approximately 51% of our donations have come from external donors - including CSR partners and local communities - while about 47% have been contributed by our own members. Notably, we successfully sustained our operations for more than a decade during our initial phase without any external funding.

Our journey with CSR partnerships began in March 2023, marking a significant milestone. Since then, we have steadily expanded our services and strengthened our impact with the support of an increasing number of project partners each year.

We are committed to maximizing the impact of every contribution. Over the last ten (10) years, we have consistently allocated more than 91% of our total operating expenses directly to our programs, benefiting underprivileged children (V-Kids), their families, and marginalized communities at the grassroots level. Our management and overhead costs remain below 9%, reflecting our efficient operations and strong focus on minimizing administrative expenses.

As we continue to grow, we are expanding our reach across India, establishing a pan-India presence. We actively seek collaboration and support from individual donors, CSR partners, charitable institutions, trusts, business organizations, research institutes, and international funding agencies. Together, we aim to scale our programs and help build a more equitable and compassionate world.