FAQ

A donor can claim a deduction under section 80G of the Income Tax Act for donations to a registered charitable institution or NGO.

To be able to claim this deduction, the following details have to be submitted in your income tax return:
- Name of the doner
- PAN of the doner
- Address of the doner
- Amount of contribution the breakup of contribution in cash and another mode
- The amount eligible for deduction

Yes – all donations to save the people trust are 50% exempt from tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Tax exemption is valid only in India.

We will send across your donation receipt either by email or on your address – this receipt is eligible for tax exemption and can be shared with the Income Tax authorities. If you’ve changed your email ID or your address, please contact us with the updated details.

Absolutely. We adopt stringent security measures to ensure that critically sensitive information, such as your personal information and your credit/debit card details, are protected.

Like it is said, a small amount goes a long way. Small donations make almost 90 to 95% of our entire donation collected. These small contributions that collectively add up to a large amount are needed to effect change. There are people all over the world who are worried about the situation of poor people, schools and who want to do something to change it. However, due to their own commitments and they are not able to go out and directly work with NGOs’. We give them the opportunity to help in whatever way they can. They can contribute their money, materials, time, or skills. Every individual’s contribution is important.