Companies

Anugraha

A Delhi-based national voluntary organisation working on ageing and elderly care, health outreach, skill training and community development. It runs India's first Regional Resource and Training Centre on Ageing under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

Anugyalaya Darjeeling Diocese Social Service Society

Rooted in Christian values, ADDSSS is committed to uplifting vulnerable communities across Bhutan, Darjeeling, Kalimpong, and Sikkim through inclusive and sustainable development.

Arpan

India's largest NGO dedicated to eliminating Child Sexual Abuse through school-based education, teacher training, and systemic advocacy.

Arpan Seva Sansthan

Implement sustainable programmes that improve the livelihoods of rural communities through a participatory approach working with women, children, farmers, and marginalized groups to close the gap between them and opportunity.

Arpo

Step into a place where the past isn't just remembered it's sung, painted, and lived anew. ARPO (Archival and Research Project) is a spirited not-for-profit organisation, born in Kerala, that invites everyone to rediscover the magic of India's cultural roots. Founded in 2021, ARPO's story begins with a simple idea: that every forgotten folk song, every crumbling temple, and every untold legend deserves a second chance to shine. Picture a team of researchers, artists, and local storytellers, trekking through forests and villages, gathering songs from tribal elders and recording tales that have never been written down. Through Earthlore, ARPO's flagship project, these voices are not only preserved but celebrated shared on national stages and woven into new collaborations between traditional and contemporary artists. But ARPO's imagination doesn't stop with music. The organisation has breathed new life into centuries-old sites, like the Kunnamangalam Bhagavathi Temple, whose restoration won both a UNESCO award and the admiration of the local community. Their Lorekeepers Project has crowdsourced over 1,000 pieces of Kerala's folklore in just one year, building a digital archive that anyone can explore. Workshops, festivals, and school programmes are all part of ARPO's creative journey. The team believes that cultural heritage should be fun, engaging, and accessible to everyone, from curious children to lifelong learners. They are passionate about giving voice to marginalised communities, ensuring that those who hold traditional knowledge are at the centre of every project. Partnership is at the heart of ARPO's approach. By collaborating with schools, local governments, and other NGOs, ARPO expands its reach and impact, making sure that the stories and skills of Kerala's diverse communities are not just preserved, but celebrated and shared far and wide. In just a few years, ARPO has become a beacon for cultural preservation, earning national and international recognition for its innovative, community-centred work. The organisation is driven by a simple but powerful belief: that every story matters, and that by honouring the past, we can build a brighter, more connected future. For anyone who loves the thrill of discovery, the beauty of tradition, and the promise of shared culture, ARPO is an invitation to join a living, breathing archive: where yesterday's wisdom becomes tomorrow's inspiration. Veiw Website >

Atithi Foundation

Atithi Foundation is a nonprofit working with governments and industry partners to strengthen tourism policy, destination management and sustainable tourism development across India.

Avanti Fellows

Avanti runs India’s largest interventions integrating technology to improve Math & Science achievement in secondary schools. Their programs currently cover over 50,000 students in government school classrooms and over 5 million students online.

Azad Foundation

Trains women from marginalised communities in non-traditional livelihoods, and works with men, adolescents and government on gender justice.

Azim Premji Foundation

Azim Premji Foundation is one of India’s leading not-for-profit organisations, dedicated to transforming the quality and equity of education for all children. Established over twenty years ago, the Foundation believes that education is the cornerstone of a just, humane, and sustainable society. Its vision is to ensure that every child, regardless of background or circumstance, has access to meaningful learning and the chance to reach their full potential. Youtube Video> The Foundation works in partnership with government schools and education departments in more than 40 districts across seven states and one union territory, including Karnataka, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, and Puducherry. With a team of over 1,000 passionate professionals, Azim Premji Foundation reaches more than 3,50,000 schools, making a deep and lasting impact on the lives of children, teachers, and communities. At the heart of the Foundation’s work is a commitment to supporting teachers and school leaders. Field teams collaborate closely with educators through workshops, mentoring, classroom observations, and resource development. The Foundation also runs its own schools, where children experience a nurturing environment rooted in constitutional values, critical thinking, and creativity. Azim Premji Foundation’s approach is hands-on and community-focused. Teams work in some of India’s most challenging and remote locations, building relationships with teachers, parents, and local leaders. The aim is to create a culture of learning, reflection, and continuous improvement, where everyone is encouraged to ask questions, share ideas, and grow together. Beyond education, the Foundation supports a range of initiatives in health, livelihoods, grants, and higher education. It provides financial and technical support to other not-for-profits and civil society organisations, helping to broaden the reach and impact of development efforts across the country. The Foundation is also home to Azim Premji University, which offers high-quality higher education and research opportunities for those committed to social change. Life at Azim Premji Foundation is dynamic, diverse, and purposeful. The organisation values diversity, equity, and inclusion, and fosters a supportive environment where staff are encouraged to learn, reflect, and contribute to the Foundation’s mission. Employees benefit from extensive professional development opportunities, a comprehensive benefits package, and a strong sense of community and shared purpose.Know the organisation better Youtube video > APF's Stories of Change Azim Premji Foundation is always looking for passionate, socially committed individuals who want to make a difference. Whether working in education, health, livelihoods, or research, every role at the Foundation offers a unique blend of professional fulfilment and social impact. For those who believe in the power of education and want to help build a more just and equitable India, Azim Premji Foundation is a place where purpose and passion come together.

Private, not for profit university founded in 2010 by the Azim Premji Foundation, running 28 programmes across Bengaluru, Bhopal, and Ranchi focused on education, development, and public systems research.

BAIF Development Research Foundation

Pune based rural development organisation founded in 1967, working on livestock, farming, water, climate action, and women’s livelihoods with millions of rural families across India.

Bahaar Foundation

Works to improve rural healthcare across Punjab by empowering local women to become Community Health Entrepreneurs (CHEs)

Better Cotton Initiative

A global nonprofit advancing sustainable cotton production through farmer training, responsible sourcing and industry-wide collaboration.

Bharat Digital

Bharat Digital is a public technology organisation that places technologists inside Indian government departments. Through its Build for Bharat Fellowship, engineering modernisation sprints and systems audits, it works directly with ministries and state departments to improve government technology for citizens.

Bharatiya Jain Sanghatana (BJS)

Driving nation-building through water conservation, disaster response, values education, and social development since 1985.

Bharti Airtel Foundation

The philanthropic arm of Bharti Enterprises, working since 2000 to improve education for underprivileged children and youth in rural India through its own schools, government school partnerships, teacher training and scholarships.

Bhumi

Bhumi is India's largest youth volunteering NGO, working in schools and communities to transform education for underprivileged children

Breakthrough

Breakthrough works to make gender-based violence unacceptable by transforming the culture that allows violence and discrimination against women and girls.

CURE International India Trust

A national health NGO working to eliminate disability caused by clubfoot in India through free weekly clinics and training doctors in the Ponseti Method.

CYDA (Centre for Youth Development and Activities)

Youth led voluntary organization founded in 1999 in Pune, working with adolescents and marginalised youth across Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Goa through leadership, education, and inclusion programs.

Calcutta Foundation

A West Bengal nonprofit working since 1994 on women's empowerment, education, healthcare, livelihoods and relief in rural India.

Central Square Foundation

Central Square Foundation is a non-profit working to ensure quality school education for every child in India partnering with state governments to fix foundational learning, leverage technology, and build systems that work at scale.

Centre for Livelihoods Security

A registered trust working on sustainable livelihoods in rural and urban India through agriculture, livestock, enterprise development, skilling and natural resource management.

Centre for People's Forestry

Works with forest-dwelling and rural communities across four Indian states on forest rights, sustainable natural resource management and livelihoods.