Charity

These senior residents of Anandam Old Age Home in Chennai believe in giving back to society by teaching underprivileged children. Here's their inspiring story.

Birds suffer from respiratory diseases, they get paralysis, some suffer from rickets and little baby birds are prone to chickenpox in summer.... these are some of the problems that are dealt with on a daily basis by the doctors and the group of humans with large hearts, who are the founder board members of the Charity Bird Hospital at Gurgaon.

Nagpur-based Khushroo Poacha started the Seva Kitchen as a crowd-sourced food distribution initiative, where free home-cooked meals are given to families of outstation patients admitted in city hospitals.

On 18th December 2015, one of our team members received a suicide note through the Baliraja Whatsapp Group. This was a suicide note written by an efficient farmer, Vishal Pawar, who dedicated his life towards farming. The entire TBI team was shaken up by this news. We refused to just sit and mourn. We decided do something about this.

Rupesh Kale used to grow Soyabean and cotton in his 3-acre land. However, the drought hit him very hard and unfortunately he too committed suicide just 6 months after the birth of his second daughter. Read on to know how you could help his family.

This is a part of our series #SaveFarmerFamilies where we feature the family of a farmer who has committed suicide. We aim to showcase their plight and raise funds to help setup sustainable businesses for these families.

Meet Rintu, the designer turned home-baker who made a very special Ganesha idol this year - an idol made of chocolate which served the larger purpose of feeding many underprivileged children in Mumbai. Here are seven more amazing things to know about her, and the great work she does to contribute to the betterment of the society in her own way.

The ICC World Cup 2015 was much more than just a cricketing season. Through an amazing initiative called 'ticket to cheer', thousands of people also fed a child for an entire school year!

Jaco Swanepoel came to India over a year ago. Since then, he has been finding ways to help slum dwellers and poverty stricken people and to bring smiles on their faces. He shares with us his experiences of working with the poorest of the poor in India and the transformation he sees all around him.

Now you can donate to NGOs and not wonder if your money is being used to help the needy or being siphoned off by wrongdoers. That's because Letzchange promises to do the due diligence for you. Here's more on their work..