The Anandi Devi Charitable Trust exists to improve lives through sustainable initiatives in education, healthcare, women's empowerment, and community development.
The Trust was founded to carry forward the values of Late Anandi Devi — a life spent quietly lifting others, without asking for recognition in return. What began as informal support to a handful of families has grown into a structured Trust working across several districts.
We remain, deliberately, a working charity rather than a large institution: every rupee is tracked, every project is visited, and every report is published for anyone to read.
To build a society where every individual — regardless of background, gender, age, or economic status — has access to education, healthcare, dignity, opportunity, and hope.
Our MissionWe improve lives through sustainable charitable initiatives across education, healthcare, women's empowerment, child welfare, environmental conservation, disaster relief, livelihood generation, and community development — believing that meaningful change begins with compassion and grows through collective action.
The starting point for every program we design.
We do what we say, and say what we do.
Open books, open reports, open doors.
To our donors, and to the communities we serve.
No one is turned away on account of who they are.
We build things that outlast our involvement.
The community's need comes before convenience.
Change happens with people, not to them.
Anandi Devi Charitable Trust formally registered as a public charitable trust, with governance and founding trustees in place.
Launched our first scholarship cohort and a monthly medical camp in partnership with local volunteer doctors.
Began vocational training and micro-livelihood support, starting with tailoring and handicraft collectives.
A full-time field team, a growing base of monthly donors, and an annual transparency report published for public review.
Registered as a Public Charitable Trust. Registration No. XXXXXXX.
80G and 12AB certified — donations are eligible for tax deduction under Indian law.
Led by a board of trustees who meet quarterly and publish minutes in the Annual Report.