Last updated: 20 September 2026
About tax exemption (80G)
The society is registered under the Societies Act but does not yet hold an exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. This means donations currently cannot be claimed for income-tax relief. This is stated clearly on every receipt. If and when the exemption is granted, both this policy and the receipts will be updated.
Receipts
Every successful donation generates a receipt automatically — you never have to ask. The receipt carries a serial number, amount, date, purpose and a QR code with which anyone can verify it. Receipt numbers run without gaps so that nothing is open to question at audit.
How donations are used
When donating you may choose a purpose — education, scholarship, sports, school development and so on. Money given for a purpose is used for that purpose. If that work becomes impossible, the society will contact you for permission or propose moving the amount to the general fund.
Transparency
A summary of income and spending is published publicly. No donor’s name is made public without consent, and the option to donate anonymously is always available.
What we do not accept
- Foreign contributions — these require separate FCRA registration, which we do not have
- Donations with conditions that conflict with the society’s objectives
- Anonymous cash donations whose source cannot be identified