CSR & partnerships
A single site, a countable set of outcomes, and a partner small enough that your contribution is visible in it.
Why partner with us
You will be able to point at what your money built.
Most CSR budgets go to organisations large enough that a company’s contribution disappears into a general fund. Ours does not work that way. A grant to the Sanstha builds a specific shed, buys a specific ambulance, or trains a specific set of women in a specific village, and you can drive out and stand next to it.
We are also honest about what we are: a two-year-old society with a small balance sheet and a governing body of seven. What we offer in exchange is complete access — our books, our registers, our site and our beneficiaries, at any time and without notice.
- Permanent assetThe campus serves for decades and is designed to cover its own running cost from year four
- Countable outcomesCattle sheltered, people employed, manure produced, farmers served — all verifiable
- Local presenceOffice and volunteers in Safidon, where the work happens
- Flexible scopeFund the full project or a single component
- Full transparencySeparate accounts, audited utilisation certificates, quarterly reports
- RecognitionNaming of a shed or unit, campus signage and acknowledgement, as agreed
Where a company’s money can go
Components you can fund on their own.
Gau ambulance
A vehicle with a hydraulic lift for rescuing injured cattle from the roads and fields of Safidon block. One of the most visible things a company can put its name on.
One cattle shed
A covered shed with mangers, water troughs and paddock for a share of the herd. The project needs three.
Biogas and solar unit
Clean energy from what the herd already produces, replacing LPG and grid power on the campus.
Women’s skill unit
The Panchgavya products unit and the training that goes with it — run by women from self-help groups, with income that stays with them.
A year of fodder
The recurring cost that shelters usually fail at. Funding one year buys the project time to get its own revenue running.
Education fund
Outside the gau shala project: a fund that keeps children in Safidon block enrolled through fees, books and uniforms.
Before you commit
Please do your diligence.
We would rather a company checked us thoroughly and gave once than gave quickly and regretted it. Ask us for the document set — registration certificate, memorandum and bye-laws, PAN, Form 10AC for 12A and 80G, Udyam certificate, audited accounts and the income tax return. Our society registration can be verified directly on the Haryana government portal.
Two things you should know without having to ask. Our 12A and 80G approvals are provisional, valid from A.Y. 2024–25 to A.Y. 2026–27, and regular registration has to be applied for in Form 10AB. And the gau shala project is a proposal: no part of it has been funded or built yet.
Alignment
Sustainable Development Goals.
- SDG 1 · No povertyLivelihood and regular income for landless and marginal families
- SDG 2 · Zero hungerMilk and nutrition support; organic manure improving yields
- SDG 5 · Gender equalityWomen-led product units and self-help groups
- SDG 7 · Clean energyBiogas and solar generation on the campus
- SDG 8 · Decent workDirect and indirect rural employment
- SDG 12 · Responsible useZero-waste utilisation of all cow resources
- SDG 13 · Climate actionMethane capture and reduced chemical fertilizer use
- SDG 15 · Life on landAnimal welfare, breed conservation, soil restoration