Non-Profit Organisation in India Reveals What It Can Do to Help Fight Poverty

India’s population is growing fast every year – from 1.21 billion in 2011, it experienced a significant spike, rising to 1.22 billion in 2012 and is now at 1.27 billion in 2013. The total male population in India is now at 655.8 million while females in India are now at 614.4 million, which means there are at least 940 females per 1,000 males in the country.*

There are many problems that come with a fast-growing population; the most common of which is poverty and lack of education. The good news is that there are many charity non-profit organisations working with the locals to improve their standard of living and alleviate poverty in India. One of these NGO’s is Kusum Trust Foundation (KTF).

Kusum Trust Foundation is a non-profit organisation in India that is working together with 

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volunteers and donors to turn things around. This non-profit NGO endeavours to bring a socio-economic change in rural India with an emphasis on improving the conditions of India’s rural poor.

Kusum provides IT and vocational education, healthcare, and environmental awareness for India’s rural areas. KTF works in partnership with the government, NGOs, corporations, banking institutions, insurance firms, and microfinance companies to bring a socio-economic change in rural India.

Kusum Trust Foundation has 80G certification from Income Tax authorities – this allows tax exemption for individual as well as corporate donors. This makes being a donor a win-win for both the giver and the foundation. Kusum is also searching for passionate NGO volunteers who want to give back to the world.

Kusum believes that, when it comes to helping people, time is the most important thing, not money. This is why KTF welcomes both donors and volunteers with open arms because without people who care enough to give their time, the foundation would not be able to pursue its goals and promote prosperity in India’s rural areas.

To learn more about Kusum Trust Foundation, visit www.kusumfoundation.org/ and give your contributions today.