Even small donations have an impact
Once-off donations are a boost and support us to initiate new work or cover specific needs, while small regular donations create an ongoing sustainable base. You can support our work with a monthly transfer or a one-time donation securely.
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Your Donation Will Be Used As Effectively As Possible
We at Thamarai are constantly aspiring to keep our administration costs to a minimum so that we can deliver maximum value to our community.
You can be sure the totality of your donation is used as effectively as possible.
* Accounts are audited by the controller and auditor general of Indian department on a yearly basis and are available on request.
Thamarai is Authorized to Receive Donations From Foreign Countries
As a service unit under the Auroville foundation which has FCRA compliance. Thamarai can receive donations from foreign countries.
Regular donations are a wonderful support to our work, for example:
a) 15 euros = the monthly cost of a child in our after-school program,
b) 40 euros = the monthly allowance for a youth facilitator,
c) 75 euros = cost of a bus for a local excursion,
d) 110 euros = monthly cost of the daily nutritional snack for children and youth.
If you are interested in mailing a cheque or performing a bank wire transfer, kindly write a message via our contact form at the bottom of the website and instructions will be provided for you.
Tax Exemptions
Tax exemptions towards Thamarai Educational Projects are currently also available on donations from India, USA, UK and Germany. Please email us for details.
Important for all donations, please do send a mail to Thamarai@auroville.org.in to inform us that you have made the transfer so we can track it and confirm once it is in our account.
Thamarai is a service unit under the Auroville foundation which has FCRA compliance. Thamarai can receive donations from foreign countries. Accounts are audited by the controller and auditor general of Indian department on a yearly basis and are available upon request.
