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In 2013, you smashed IDRF’s $1 million fundraising goal and put power in the hands of the poor. Please watch the “home video” that President Vinod Prakash just made to express his gratitude to you: http://youtu.be/QInK6H0gFOY. We are eager to hear your thoughts, so please leave a comment on YouTube!
Charity Navigator is America’s premier 501(c) (3) evaluator. Based on its in-depth, objective analysis of IDRF’s accountability, transparency and financial health, Charity Navigator awarded IDRF four out of four stars! That means you can trust IDRF with your hard-earned money. When you donate, you are supporting grassroots development directly and empowering women and children across India and Nepal. Please visit Charity Navigator to learn more. We are one of the only four-star rated, India-focused organizations in the US!
According to independent reviews from donors and volunteers, IDRF is one of the best nonprofits in the United States.
“Few other charities have done better than IDRF for the upliftment of the underprivileged sections of the society in India, tribals in particular, irrespective of caste, creed and religion.” — N Jain, volunteer
Read the reviews and add your own at Great Nonprofits.
“ ‘The poor, the illiterate, the ignorant, the afflicted – let these be your GOD. Know that service to these alone is the highest religion,’ said Vivekananda. Actually IDRF already translated the realization of Vivekananda into reality! …we consider IDRF as a best grant giver!” — Madhu Basu from our microcredit partner NGO
“The best thing I like about the organization is that more than 95% of my donation goes right into the cause I support… They are extremely lean yet responsive …and I love supporting them.” – Adesh J, donor
Putting power in the hands of the impoverished since 1988. Sustainable development in rural and tribal India
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