Support the work
Give once, or give regularly
Contributions fund school fees, medical camps, relief distribution and the community centre the trust is working to build. Every rupee is receipted.
Where it goes
Choose what your contribution supports
Tell the office which of these you have in mind and it will be recorded against your contribution. An unrestricted gift lets the Board direct it to the most urgent case before them.
Support a student
Covers school fees, books and materials for a child at risk of dropping out.
Fund a medical camp
Helps run a free health screening camp in a neighbourhood without easy access to care.
Build the community centre
Goes towards the hall and service building the trust was formed to construct.
Give where it is needed most
An unrestricted gift the Board of Trustees directs to the most urgent case before it.
How to give
Ways to contribute
Bank transfer
The trust's bank details are not published on this page yet. Please call or email the office and they will be shared with you directly, along with confirmation of the account name before you transfer anything.
Trust accounts are held jointly by the Chairman, General Secretary and Treasurer, and operated by any two signatories.
UPI
A UPI ID and QR code will be published here once the trust confirms them. Until then, please contact the office to arrange a contribution by UPI.
Contact the officeAlways confirm the account name reads “Chairman, Santhwanam City Charitable Trust” or similar before sending money. If anything looks wrong, stop and call the office.
Before you claim a tax deduction
A signed receipt is issued for every contribution the trust receives. Santhwanam City Charitable Trust does not currently advertise any income-tax deduction on donations; please contact the office before claiming one.
Other ways to help
Money is not the only thing we need
Volunteers for camps, professional time from doctors and teachers, materials for relief distribution, and help identifying families who need support. Tell the office what you can offer.