Where your ₹ went
Monthly spending by category, and how the Rupee Trail works.
Check us, don't just trust us
Our registrations, our accounts and the trail of your money are all here. Every number carries the date it was checked.
Who we are, on paper
- Entity
- Trust, registered in Delhi on 20 December 2016
- PAN
- AASTS4419F
- 12A
- AASTS4419F26AA02
- 80G (now Section 133)
- AASTS4419F26AA01 valid from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029
- CSR-1
- CSR00538908
- FCRA
- 236578456
What Saathis have done
We publish numbers only after they've been checked against our accounts.
How we count: a child is "supported" once at least one of their listed needs has been paid for. Figures are provisional until our annual audit.
Four ways to check us
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Registrations and certificates
Every registration number, with its certificate.
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Annual reports and financials
Audited accounts and what we did each year.
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FCRA disclosures
Our annual statement of foreign contributions.
What we promise
- You pay Saath Foundation only. Saath Foundation pays the vendors, and you can see which ones.
- If a need gets more than it needs: The extra goes to the next child on Hold a Hand, the one who has been waiting longest for support. You'll see the transfer in your Rupee Trail.
- A bank transfer from abroad counts towards a child's needs only after the money reaches our FCRA account.
- Money from abroad is kept in a separate account and ledger, as FCRA requires.
- No child's name, school or address appears on a public page.
- When we get something wrong, we'll say so here.
Corrections
If we correct a published number, we record it here with the date and the reason.
No corrections yet.
Questions people ask
Is The Saath Foundation audited?
Yes. Our accounts are audited each year by Kapoor & Co., Chartered Accountants. The audited statements are on the annual reports page.
Why don't you show vendor names in public?
Vendor names could point to where a child lives or studies. So public pages show category totals, and signed-in donors see the vendors paid from their own gifts.