Contribute What You Can, Make a Meaningful Difference

Not all contributions need to be monetary. Donating useful items such as books, learning materials, or supplies can directly support children and the programs we run. These contributions help strengthen day-to-day learning environments and ensure that essential resources are available where they are needed. Your thoughtful contribution can play a small but important role in supporting a child’s journey.

Supporting Through Useful Contributions

In-kind donations refer to contributing items instead of money. These may include educational materials, school supplies, or other resources that support children’s learning and development. Such contributions are directed toward fulfilling specific needs within our programs.

Strengthening Everyday Learning

Access to the right materials plays an important role in creating a supportive learning environment. Items such as books, stationery, and teaching aids help children participate more actively and confidently in their learning journey. These contributions also help us allocate resources more effectively and ensure that essential needs are consistently met across programs.

How to Contribute

You can support through in-kind donations by following a simple process:

1. Send an Inquiry

Write to us at balwansumati@gmail.com with details of the items you would like to contribute.

2. Review & Confirmation

Our team will review the suitability of the items based on current program needs and get in touch with you.

3. Coordination & Delivery

Once confirmed, we will coordinate the drop-off or delivery details and share the expected timeline.

Current Needs

You can support through in-kind donations by following a simple process:

Books & Learning Materials

Books & Learning Materials

Age-appropriate storybooks, educational workbooks, and learning kits. You can also contribute gently used books that are in good condition.

Stationery & School Supplies

Stationery & School Supplies

Notebooks, pens, pencils, art supplies, and other basic school materials that help children actively participate in their learning.

School Bags

School Bags

Durable school bags that can help children carry their materials to and from school comfortably.

Devices

Devices

Tablets or laptops that can be used for educational purposes, especially for older students who can benefit from digital learning resources.

Teaching Aids

Teaching Aids

Educational games, puzzles, or other interactive materials that can enhance learning experiences for children in our programs.

Have items you’d like to contribute?

Please write to us at balwansumati@gmail.com with details of your contribution, and our team will guide you through the next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I donate to Sumati Balwan School?
You can donate online through our Donate Now page using a debit card, credit card, UPI, or net banking. We also accept cheques made in favour of "Sumati Balwan Educational Trust". For large or institutional donations, please reach out to us directly via email or phone.
Is my donation eligible for a tax deduction under Section 80G?
Yes. Contributions to Sumati Balwan School qualify for tax exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. After your donation is processed, you will receive an official receipt that you can use while filing your annual income tax returns to claim the applicable deduction.
How will my donation be used?
Every rupee goes directly towards the school's programmes — covering tuition support, mid-day meals, uniforms, books, and extracurricular activities for underprivileged children. We publish an annual impact report so donors can see exactly how funds are allocated.
Can I set up a recurring donation?
Absolutely. On the Donate Now page you can choose an annual giving option that automatically renews each year. Recurring donors receive a consolidated 80G receipt at the end of each financial year, along with quarterly impact updates.
How can I sponsor a child's education?
Through our Sponsor a Child programme you can cover the full annual cost of one child's education — including tuition, meals, uniform, and stationery. Visit the Sponsor a Child page, fill in the form, and our team will match you with a child and send you a welcome kit with their profile and academic goals.
Can I visit the school to see the work being done?
Yes, we warmly welcome donors and volunteers to visit. Guided visits are organised on the last Saturday of every month. Please write to us at info@sumatibalwan.org at least one week in advance so we can schedule your visit and ensure the children and staff are prepared to receive you.
What volunteering opportunities are available?
We accept volunteers in several areas — classroom teaching assistance, career mentoring, skills workshops (art, music, computers), and event support. Both in-person and remote volunteering slots are available. Head to the Volunteer page, complete the interest form, and our coordinator will contact you within three working days.
How do I get an 80G receipt for my donation?
Receipts are issued automatically within 7 working days of a successful payment. You will receive a PDF copy at the email address provided during checkout. If you have not received your receipt within that window, please email info@sumatibalwan.org with your transaction ID and we will resend it promptly.

Stories of Giving and Gratitude

Sumati Balwan's tireless work in our community has been truly transformative. Her initiatives have given hundreds of families access to education and healthcare they never had before. We are deeply grateful for her leadership and compassion.

Priya Sharma
Priya Sharma Social Worker, Delhi

Under her guidance, our village school received support that helped us retain students who would have otherwise dropped out. Her commitment to education for every child is something I have witnessed firsthand, and it is genuinely inspiring.

Ramesh Gupta
Ramesh Gupta School Principal, Haryana

When our village was struggling with the drought, she stood by us and helped organise relief and long-term water conservation work. She listens to ordinary people and actually acts on what she hears. That is rare in any leader.

Anita Verma
Anita Verma Farmer, Rajasthan

The health camps organised through her office reached villages that our system had overlooked for years. Her focus on preventive care and awareness has made a measurable difference in the wellbeing of communities across the region.

Dr. Suresh Mehra
Dr. Suresh Mehra Physician, Community Health Centre