At Aidbees, we connect NGOs with individuals and organisations to support their causes. We have successfully connected with over 80 NGOs across the country to date.
We facilitate donations and CSR contributions across 10 key themes aligned with the UN sustainable goals: Art and Culture, Community Development, Differently Abled, Children and Education, Elderly, Environment and Disaster Management, Health, Nutrition and Well-being, Diversity and Inclusion, Youth and Livelihood, and Gender Equality and Women Empowerment.
Below is the list and details of these NGOs and the funds they have raised through Aidbees
Year of Establishment: 1994
Prakratik Society works towards maintaining harmony between people, wildlife, and the environment in Ranthambore.
Founded by Dr. G.S. Rathore, inspired by his father, Fateh Singh Rathore, the ‘Tigerman of India’, the NGO focuses on the sustainable development of local communities alongside tiger and wildlife conservation.
Through their multi-pronged approach- education, health care, animal husbandry and afforestation – Prakratik Society has, for over two decades, been committed to social change that is environmentally oriented and sustainable.
Donations: ₹ 17,639.64
CSR Contribution: ₹ 25,00,000.00
Year of Establishment: 2019
WeLive Foundation is dedicated to addressing the immediate needs of care leavers, young people who must leave institutional care upon turning 18. This sudden transition often leaves them unprepared for independent living, risking the progress made during their earlier care. To bridge this gap, WeLive runs specialised programs focused on well-being and work readiness, equipping care leavers with life skills, mentorship, and opportunities for holistic development.
By fostering resilience and creating a supportive ecosystem, the foundation empowers young people to navigate adulthood with confidence and independence.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 20,63,756.00
Year of Establishment: 1979
CRY is an Indian organisation committed to ensuring a happy, healthy, and creative childhood for every child. Its focus areas include access to quality education, primary healthcare, protection from violence and exploitation, reducing child malnutrition, and amplifying children’s voices in decisions that affect them.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 26,50,288.00
Year of Establishment: 1993
Navjeevan Charitable Trust works towards the education, inclusion, empowerment, and rehabilitation of persons with intellectual disabilities and cerebral palsy. Over the years, it has expanded its initiatives to meet the growing demand for its services, continuing to provide hope and opportunities for Divyangjan through education and rehabilitation support
Donations: ₹ 3,844.09
CSR Contribution: ₹ 52,170.00
Year of Establishment: 1999
Diya Foundation is a vocational training centre focused on empowering adults with intellectual challenges. The Organisation helps individuals become self-reliant by identifying their strengths and interests and providing opportunities to develop skills and work accordingly.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 6,44,198.00
Year of Establishment: 1959
APD is a voluntary registered society dedicated to empowering persons with disabilities to become active contributors in society. The Organisation runs programs across rural and urban Karnataka, providing education, therapy, vocational training, and employment support to children and adults with various disabilities, prioritising those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Through its work, APD has impacted more than 600,000 lives.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 15,72,513.00
Year of Establishment: 2000
Akshara Foundation is a public charitable trust dedicated to ensuring quality education for every child. The Organisation works with state governments, communities, and schools to enhance education outcomes, leveraging philanthropic resources efficiently for impactful, outcome-oriented programs that have reached over 7 million children.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 13,87,939.00
Year of Establishment: 1994
Mobility India is a registered society dedicated to enabling, empowering, and including people with disabilities. The Organisation focuses on community-based rehabilitation, assistive technology, education, and capacity building to promote social inclusion and accessible development across southern and eastern India.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 3,85,719.00
Year of Establishment: 2008
Headstreams works with children, adolescents, youth, and women from under-resourced communities to improve learning and livelihood outcomes. The Organisation promotes play-based learning, employability and life-skills training, and women’s entrepreneurship, fostering confidence, creativity, and social productivity among its beneficiaries.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 7,57,285.00
Year of Establishment: 1997
HELP Foundation works to improve the lives of distressed women and children in Jammu & Kashmir through education, mental health support, livelihood initiatives, and healthcare. The NGO has reached over 30,000 children and 16,000 women, providing rehabilitation, cash assistance, and medical aid to underprivileged communities in the region.
Donations: ₹ 232,939.00
Year of Establishment: 2012
CEQUE envisions a world where every child receives a quality education. Its flagship Teacher Innovator Program (TIP) trains teachers to adopt innovative teaching methods, helping students develop 21st-century skills like inquiry, reasoning, critical thinking, and collaboration. TIP aligns with SDG#4 on Quality Education, promoting inclusive and equitable learning opportunities. CEQUE operates in Maharashtra (6 districts), Madhya Pradesh (2 districts), and Karnataka (1 district), reaching 2,737 teachers and 48,500 students in 2023-24.
Donations: ₹ 12,766.22
CSR Contribution: ₹ 7,11,016.00
Year of Establishment: 1997
Sense International (India) works to empower children and adults with deafblindness and multiple disabilities, enabling them to overcome challenges and participate actively in society. The Organisation provides educational, vocational, and rehabilitative support, along with training for caregivers and professionals, to improve the inclusion and independence of people with complex disabilities.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 58,780.12
Year of Establishment: 2014
Adventures Beyond Barriers Foundation promotes disability inclusion and empowerment through adaptive sports and adventure activities. The Organisation aims to create shared experiences for people with and without disabilities while raising awareness and challenging social stereotypes about disability.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 19,23,496.00
Year of Establishment: 1996
POV works at the intersection of gender, sexuality, disability, and technology, aiming to build a world where all genders and sexualities have rights and freedoms. Founded by Bishakha Datta, the NGO amplifies women’s voices, removes barriers to expression, and empowers marginalised communities through media, education, technology, and art. Key initiatives include Tech-Sakhi, Skin Stories, Internet in my Hands, and Pyaar Plus, along with digital and telephonic helplines. Between 2015 and 2020, POV directly empowered over 1,800 people and reached approximately 22 lakh online through campaigns and publications.
Donations: ₹ 500.00
Year of Establishment: 2016
Anubhuti was founded by Deepa Pawar, building on nearly two decades of her grassroots work with young girls and women in Mumbai. The NGO emphasizes youth-led social change, guided by values of feminism, anti-casteism, and principles of the Indian Constitution.
Anubhuti empowers youth and vulnerable communities through mentorship, advocacy campaigns, and leadership training, ensuring their voices are heard and transformed into social action. Key initiatives include Mann Mela, Sharir Sanvad Abhiyan, and Hum Savidhanvaadi, impacting large numbers of young people across Maharashtra and nearby regions. The Organisation focuses on building capacities, forging networks, and enabling youth to lead change irrespective of gender, caste, class, ethnicity, language, or other identities.
Donations: ₹ 8,654.70
Year of Establishment: 2001
3M Dot Bands Theatre Family Society promotes art, culture, and theatre through diverse mediums. They are the founders of the Jaipur Theatre Festival, now known as Jairangam, a vibrant seven-day cultural festival celebrating music, dance, theatre, literature, visual arts, heritage walks, workshops, and street performances.
Since its inception, Jairangam has hosted 800+ artists, staged 150+ sold-out performances, conducted 23 panel discussions and 40 workshops, and drawn an audience of over 1.3 million people. The festival serves as a platform for regional, national, and international artists to exchange expertise, experiment with new forms, and elevate theatre to global standards.
Donations: ₹ 15,331.50
Year of Establishment: 2004
Dhanak of Humanity works to uphold individual rights in matters of marriage and relationships, combating honour-based crimes, forced marriages, and religious conversions for marriage in India. Founded by interfaith couples, the Organisation supports inter/intra-caste couples, LGBTQ couples, and individuals asserting autonomy in their personal choices. Over the years, Dhanak has impacted over 5,000 individuals through guidance, advocacy, and legal support.
The NGO’s flagship program, SAHAS (Strengthening Alliances for Humanity and Secularism), is an annual confluence that celebrates democratic and human values, promoting freedom, choice, and secularism.
Donations: ₹ 20,870.00
Year of Establishment: 1982
MANAVLOK is a voluntary Organisation dedicated to the socio-economic upliftment of rural communities in Maharashtra. Founded by Dr. Dwarkadas Lohiya (“Babujiâ€), it emphasises local leadership and community mobilisation over external assistance. Key activities include watershed development, women empowerment programs (Manaswini Mahila Prakalp), drought relief, domestic violence and gender sensitisation initiatives, agriculture support, health awareness, and education, including 37 kindergartens benefiting over 1,500 children. MANAVLOK also monitors government programs and conducts advocacy to strengthen rural development.
Donations: ₹ 1,500.00
Year of Establishment: 1982
PRIDE India empowers marginalised communities to lead lives with dignity and self-respect through a holistic approach, focusing on early childhood care, education, health and sanitation, livelihood, disaster relief, and women’s empowerment. Their flagship initiatives include SPARSH, a public-private partnership delivering quality health services, and the “ideal villages†program promoting integrated development. PRIDE India has impacted 19.55 lakh beneficiaries across 1,040+ villages in 8 districts of Maharashtra.
Donations: ₹ 20,610.50
CSR Contribution: ₹ 1,23,44,822.00
Year of Establishment: 1994
PIF works towards capacity building, skill development, social integration, and inclusive growth. Co-founded by Prem Yadav, the foundation bridges the digital divide in India, facilitates IT adoption in education, and equips disadvantaged youth with essential skills for the global economy. Affiliated with Pratham, PIF has directly impacted over 1 million children, reaching 2,500+ schools and establishing 1,100+ DigiTech centres across 17 states. Programs include after-school computer and job skill training centres, curriculum development, and localised training materials for digital literacy and e-education.
Donations: ₹ 6,132.60
Year of Establishment: 2016
ASSF works to support acid attack survivors by providing shelter, medical aid, livelihood opportunities, and rehabilitation. Founded by Daulat Bi Khan, herself a survivor, the NGO offers surgeries, education, legal, moral, and financial support, and facilitates social reintegration including arranging marriages for survivors. ASSF also runs workshops where survivors can earn a livelihood through handmade products. To date, the foundation has helped over 42 survivors, including 19 with major surgeries, enabling them to rebuild their lives with dignity and independence.
Donations: ₹ 4,666.30
Year of Establishment: 2005
HWCT focuses on education, skill development, and empowerment of children, youth, and women in Mumbai and rural Maharashtra. Founded by Kalpesh Kabra, the NGO runs initiatives like Project Kartavya, Project Poshan, and Project Magic Box to improve living conditions and integrate rural schools with modern education systems. HWCT’s programs include digital learning, skill alignment, life skills and career development, mentoring, and internship support. The NGO has impacted over 18,000 children, supported 2,500+ persons with disabilities, provided COVID relief to 12,500+ families, and rescued 15,000+ animals through its Animal Welfare Project.
Donations: ₹ 1,000.00
Year of Establishment: 1989
Vipla Foundation, formerly “Save the Children India,†works with vulnerable women and children in Maharashtra and Delhi to help them lead healthy, safe, and independent lives. Founded by the late Dr. Vipula Kadri, the NGO focuses on preventing exploitation and discrimination, empowering beneficiaries to live with dignity and self-respect. Key initiatives include over 47 Balwadis (children’s schools) with mentorship for 200+ Balwadi teachers, Special Care Centres for children with special needs, and Early Intervention Centres to integrate children with disabilities into mainstream education. The NGO has impacted over 2 lakh children and adolescents across India.
Donations: ₹ 511.05
Year of Establishment: 1996
Reaching Hand is a charitable trust focused on empowering underprivileged children, vulnerable youth, and disadvantaged women. The Organisation provides quality education, healthcare, and skill development training to help individuals lead lives of self-worth, hope, and dignity.
CSR Contribution: ₹ 86,38,548.00
Year of Establishment: 1996
Aarambh is a community service Organisation supporting marginalised families in urban slums and rural areas, focusing on education, health, and vocational skills for underprivileged children and women. Founded by Shobha Murthy, the NGO operates 10 community centres in Navi Mumbai, reaching 2,000+ children. Aarambh works to empower families and communities through school enrollment drives, women’s skill development, child rights awareness, and youth leadership programs, aiming to promote social and economic change.
Donations: ₹ 1,702.21.00
