Socioeconomically disadvantaged families, rural communities, and individuals with disabilities have faced systemic barriers to income, basic rights, and fair access to resources for too long. We know how frustrating it is to be trapped in this web of systemic barriers that cut them off from the resources they need to break free and thrive. Vision Trust bridges this gap not with provisional support but by delivering hands-on skills training, building infrastructure to protect their livelihoods, and equipping them to live sustainably.
Driving Progress, Changing Lives.
Dorathy Chellappa
/ Financial Trustee
Our financial allocations are legitimate, transparent, and in compliance with the law. Therefore, our funds are highly structured and strictly audited. We have diversified our revenue across several categories to cross-subsidize our non-profit mission. We typically split our expenses into three categories: 80% for direct expenses to run the core mission, 15% for administrative and operational overhead, and 5% for fundraising and marketing. Our financial spending can be assessed through our audited financial statements and annual reports.
We use a structured mix of data, frameworks, and community feedback to balance all sides, including inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and impacts. We align metrics with a logic model and prioritize impact over output when analyzing results. We start with quantitative metrics comparing baseline and endline data, then move to qualitative assessments using industry-standard software and practical field methods tailored to the specific sector. To track long-term impact, we use proxy metrics until the mission is achieved. We also employ back-checking through a separate Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) officer. The impact of our activities from your donation will be communicated at regular intervals.
Yes, we are a valid 80G-registered nonprofit organization in India. We use funds strictly for charitable purposes, as stated in our trust deed, and file an annual statement of all donations received with the Income Tax Department. Therefore, we provide you with a Certificate of Donation (Form 10BE) to claim a deduction on your ITR. The receipt for the funds we provide will also clearly display our Trust PAN and 80G Registration Number. Please note that only monetary donations qualify for the 80G tax deduction.
If you donate more than ₹2,000 in cash, you lose the tax benefit. Therefore, to claim 80G tax benefits, any amount exceeding ₹2,000 must be paid via cheque, bank transfer, UPI, or credit/debit card. In this regard, you can donate through cheque, bank transfer, UPI, or credit/debit card.