Ways to Give
Ways to Give
Asha Deepa School for the Blind has a program of support schemes by which assistance can be rendered to the school which will help us to extend our service to the visually challenged.
Sponsorship Schemes
| Sponsoring a Student for One Year | Rs. 4,000/- or USD 100 One year complete sponsorship for 1 student including Education., 2 Uniforms, Food etc |
| Sponsorship for Computer Training | Rs. 3000/- or USD 75 One child’s coputer training for one whole year including food, health care etc. |
| Corpus Fund Donation | Rs. 50,000/- or USD 1115 |
Building Sponsorship
As we are currently housed in a rented premises, we look forward to buying our own piece of land. Any contributions towards this procurement will be greatly appreciated.By contributing to ADSFB Building Fund, the donors’ names would be displayed on a wall, if the donation is above $ 1,000; and a room will be named after donors or their relatives if the contribution is above $ 2,500.Raw materials such as cement, brick, sand, steel, and such other building materials are most welcome. Donations in any other mode is always welcome.
| Land | Rs. 15,00,000/- or USD 37,500 For 1 acres of land |
| School & Hostel Building | Rs. 30,00,000/- or USD 75000 For built-up area of 15,473 sft. |
Meal Plan Contribution
| Special Meal | Rs. 1,500/- or USD 38 One time meal per day for 40 children |
| Meals | Rs. 1000,/- or USD 25 |
For all its activities, ADSFB looks for funding from philanthropic institutions and individuals. While monetary donations do help in strengthening the Institute’s hands in continuing with special schemes and programmes, voluntary help, including services and professional guidance are also welcomed. Help in kind, by way of study equipment, computers, sports kits etc. is also solicited.
Donations made to Asha Deepa School for the Blind are exempted under U/S 80G of IT Act. Your contribution will go along way in rehabilitating blind and other disabled persons.
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