Farmers fall into huge debts because they have to face a scarcity of crop productivity and finally commit suicide. Sahebrao Walke of from village Dhanaj, Pusad is such a marginal farmer (Annadatta) who committed suicide in September 2023 leaving…
Help us fund education for kids of two under-privileged families from Pune
Help farmer’s son, Jeevan Dileep Patil become a Doctor. If the COVID pandemic has shown us anything, it is that the world needs more doctors.
Sohan Khandare is a farmer’s son from Pachegaon village, Maharashtra. His iron spirit and impeccable persistence have led to his selection in the commercial pilot program, but he needs financial support to secure his future. Help this young man achieve his dream with a small donation.
Sunil and Suraj are the sons of marginal farmers who have done very well in their exams. They need financial support to pay for their accommodation in Pune as they prepare for MPSC examinations. Help these two bright young men secure their future with a small donation.
India’s tribal communities are poorly represented in colleges and universities, despite government aid and reservations. Often girls from these vulnerable communities are at risk of dropping out of school and returning to backbreaking labour. With your help, Shivprabha can help 15 girls complete their education.
Life has never been easy for Aditya, being one of three children in a poor rural family. However, this didn’t stop Aditya from becoming an engineer. Now he needs your help to serve the nation by joining the IAS.
She is Anjali Raut from Madhukar Nagar Pusad, a 20 year old, is a fighter. Girls of that age are usually happy to attending college. She lost her mother 8 years ago. Her father Pramod Raut married again but…
Students in Government schools in rural areas are mostly underprivileged kids of farmers. Team Shivprabha is driving a project to provide 10,000 note books and 500 school bags to kids of our Farmers.
Swati Kathe’s world shattered when her husband left her and her kids suddenly. With not much by way of savings and not much formal education, Swati is now trying to find a way to fend for her and her family and needs your help to pay her son’s school fees.