Contribute

Monetory Donations

The first Person, who gains happiness, is the "Giver" not the "Receiver" of the donation. By Swami Vivekananda

Nai Disha appeals you for your valued support to the endeavour by contributing in cash and kind.

A small step that you take today will go a long way in providing educational opportunities for children who would otherwise be left behind!

Donations are tax exempted under section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

Nai Disha Free Education Society is registered with Ministry of Home Affairs, India for accepting support from foreign nationals.

After remitting the money, you are requested to send us following details:

1. Full name with Address

2. Nationality

3. Passport

4. PAN No

5. Remittance details

The donors page will be updated in school records accordingly, unless the donor wants to remain anonymous.

Credentials for making online donation are as follows:

Indian nationals may remit their contribution in the name: Nai Disha Free Education Society

• Bank: Union Bank of India

• A/C No: 398502010099793

• IFSC Code: UBIN0539856

• Branch Address: Noida Main, First floor, Brahmaputra Shopping Complex, Sector-29, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, Pin Code - 201301

Foreign nationals may please remit their contribution in the name: Nai Disha Free Education Society

• Bank: State Bank of India

• A/C No: 40106547412

• IFSC Code: SBIN0000691

• Swift Code: SBININBB104

• Branch Address: FCRA Cell, 4th Floor, State Bank of India, New Delhi, Main Branch, 11, Sansad Marg, New Delhi-110001

Or you may give/send cheque in favour of "Nai DIsha Free Education Society" to us.

Also, cash Donations can be made in the school office located within the school premises.

Contribute in Kind (Miscellaneous Donations)

Interested persons can help Nai Disha by donating a host of essential items required to run a school

• Stationery items - like notebooks, pencils, erasers - are always in need.

• During winter, children are often in need of sweaters, socks and head gear.

• Old computers can be of help. However, its always better to ensure that these are in working condition - else it becomes more of a burden on the school staff to have it repaired.

• Sewing machines can be of help in the sewing classes.

Volunteer Programs

Nai Disha has a number of volunteers trying to make the school a better institution of learning. These volunteers usually visit the school on weekends. Activities are as varied as teaching curriculum, taking basic computer courses, arranging outings, organizing plays - or just interacting with the kids.

There are other "freelance" volunteers too who are not affiliated to any organizations.

Please contact Nai Disha for queries regarding how you can volunteer and help.

Sponsor a Child for Further Education

In addition to imparting free education up to class V to economically weaker sections of the society, Nai Disha also gives financial aid to deserving students for continuation of their education beyond Class V in various schools of Noida, with the intent of integrating these students with the mainstream . Most of these schools charge tuition fees ranging from Rs. 500 to 1000/- p.m. in addition to admission fees & other funds which amount to average Rs. 4000/-. "Sponsor a child" is a programme instituted by Nai Disha to provide assistance to students for studying in such schools.

Under the "Sponsor a child" scheme, Rs. 5,000/- (annually) may be paid by the sponsor to Nai Disha for funding the education of a child (monthly tuition fee). Students procuring more than 55% marks shall be eligible for this scheme.

In the interest of the society and the nation as a whole, please do help us by enrolling into either of these schemes. You can contribute even very small amounts towards this cause so that we can provide assistance to more number of such children. All donations will get tax exemption under Section 80G of Income Tax Act 1961.

We urge each and everyone to take part and contribute in furthering the noble cause of providing the education to more and more students of the economically weaker section of our society. With all our concerted efforts, we envision a totally literate India by 2025. That indeed will be a dream-come-true for all of us Indians.