For donors
Add your colour to someone's day.
Choose the programme you care about and see exactly what your gift makes possible. Donations are eligible for tax benefit under section 80G.
Painterly study from a Jijiwisha field photograph
Financial transparency
Where each ₹100 goes
Sample figures for approval
Audited annual accounts will be published here. Each donor also receives the monthly work highlights from the field.
Annual report
Programme outcomes and audited accounts.
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Where specific gifts were spent, with photographs.
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Bank transfer or UPI
Transfer to the Society's account, or scan the UPI code. Send your pledge above first, so we can match your gift and email your receipt.
- Account name
- Jijiwisha Society
- Bank
- HDFC Bank
- Branch
- B-3/178, Vibhav Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
- Account number
- 50100258100286
- IFSC
- HDFC0002623
Diya for a Cause
8,000 clay diyas, and every one paid a wage
For Diwali 2020, women painted clay diyas and stitched jute bags for packing. The diyas reached homes from Lucknow to Mumbai, and the money paid bonuses, a full month's wages and a happy Diwali for the makers.
Painterly study of a Jijiwisha diya
Quick answers
Giving: quick answers
How can I donate to Jijiwisha Society?
By bank transfer to the Society's HDFC Bank account (IFSC HDFC0002623) or by scanning the UPI QR code on this page. Send the pledge form first so the Society can match your gift and email your receipt.
Are donations to Jijiwisha Society tax-deductible?
Donations are eligible for tax benefit under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. A PAN is required for the 80G receipt.
What does my donation fund?
Native saplings with ongoing care, school kits for children at the adopted government primary school, self-defence camps for girls and free village health camps in and around Lucknow.
Can companies fund a programme through CSR?
Yes. Jijiwisha Society offers scoped CSR programmes in safe workplaces, green cover, education, community health and women's safety, with outcomes reported for your board. Project Suposhan, funded by Theobroma Foods with the Datawali Gram Panchayat in Greater Noida, planted more than 300 native fruit trees and plants this way.