Our story

Started from a specific request, not a general appeal.

A hospital deposit, a school term, or a repair already has a name and an amount.

A family asking for surgery names the hospital, the deposit, and the amount still short. A teacher asking for school support names the term and the number of children. That is the kind of request this site is for.

Those requests are often shared in private chats. True Impact Foundation gives them a public page, so someone outside the chat can read the need and see what has already been raised.

A campaign has to say who it is for, where they are, what the money pays for, and how much is still needed. A title such as “help needed urgently” is not accepted.

The public page and the checks are separate

Supporters read the story, the place, the amount, and the updates. The review team checks whether the documents match, and whether the bank account belongs to the organiser.

Publishing a campaign is not the same as releasing funds. Identity and the bank account are verified before a campaign can be written, and a withdrawal is approved separately.

The guides explain what review looks for, how a withdrawal is processed, and what to include on a campaign page.

What we do not claim

A company registration number. None has been issued, so the site does not print a CIN or GSTIN.
Photographs presented as founders or patients. Campaign photos show places and work. The beneficiary is named in the text.
A donation button that sends a bank transfer. Donations update the campaign total. The success page and the footer say that payments are simulated.

The campaigns already on the site

A surgery deposit in Nashik, school fees after floods in Majuli, a clinic van outside Udaipur, roof repairs in Puri, treatment for street dogs in Jaipur, and a water tank in Bundelkhand. Each page is one cost. New campaigns are expected to be just as specific.

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