Archived Projects
PROJECT JEEVANDAN
Providing rural hospitals with oxygen concentrators during the Covid-19 pandemic
PROJECT JEEVANDAN
Providing rural hospitals with oxygen concentrators during the Covid-19 pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has had an devastating effect on the world . In rural Rajasthan, many have succumbed to this deadly virus. After consultations with doctors from rural hospitals during the second Covid wave revealed an acute shortage of oxygen supplies. In order to lend a helping hand, we plan on donating 10 litre oxygen concentrators to rural hospitals of Rajasthan, thereby ensuring that no lives are lost due to the shortage of oxygen.
Impact
14+
Oxygen Concentrators ( 10 Ltr Capacity Each ) donated.
INR 15,60,000/-
Utilized to greater good
PROJECT NIVALA
Distributing Food packets during the Covid 19 pandemic
PROJECT NIVALA
Distributing Food packets during the Covid 19 pandemic
The successive Covid waves and their accompanying lockdowns have not only loomed under an overarching dread vis-a-vis the pandemic, but have also endured lesser access to food. Daily wage labourers remain the most affected in this regard, and it is especially for them and their families that Khimsar Foundation plans to distribute food packets with essential commodities until the world is once again pandemic-free.
Impact
14000+
Food and ration packets distributed
INR 7,00,000/-
Utilised for satiated souls
Project Jeevandan-2
Combating Lumpy virus in cattle and providing first aid assistance.
Project Jeevandan-2
Combating Lumpy virus in cattle and providing first aid assistance.
Project Jeevandan-2 was launched to address the growing issue of the Lumpy Virus disease in cattle. This project provided immediate first aid kits, medical assistance, and education to rural communities to help them combat the disease. The initiative focused on not only saving the livestock but also educating farmers on proper care techniques to prevent the spread of the virus. Through this project, cattle across the region were treated and cured, saving livelihoods dependent on animal husbandry.
Impact
1000+
first aid kits provided.
15,000+
cows served and cured.
INR 5,89,000/-
utilized for greater good.
PROJECT URJA
Project Urja
Impact
1000 +
LED Bulbs distributed
INR 1,00,000/-
Utilised for lighting up homes
PROJECT BASERA
One-time monetary support to domestic roof thatching due to fire hazards
Impact
21+
roofs mended
INR 3,47,000/-
Utilized
150+
smiles caused and still counting
PROJECT KALPVRAKSH
Adopt a Sapling
Impact
1000+
trees planted and still continued
INR 40,000/-
Utilized
PROJECT PANGHAT
Supporting rural families with earthenware and steel canister for water collection
Impact
100+
families benefitted
INR 50,000/-
Utilized
Shishu Sambal
Supporting newborns and families with essential care.
Impact
2+
Families Helped
INR 21,000/-
Disbursed for good use.
PROJECT BEERA
Marriage Support To Girls Above Age 18 Whose Father Is No More And Brother Is A Minor
Impact
2+
Families Helped
INR 21,000/-
Disbursed for good use.
PROJECT Sahayata
Project Sahayata
Impact
100+
families benefitted
INR 50,000/-
Utilized
PROJECT SAARTHI
Assistance To The Specially Abled
Impact
10+
families benefitted
INR 50,000/-
Utilised
PROJECT GARIMA
Sanitary Pads Distribution
Impact
1000+
Sanitary Napkins Distributed
200+
Families educated
INR 50,000/-
Utilized
400+
Smiles caused and still counting
PROJECT Sahayata
Project Sahayata
When you have a lot of money, it’s easy to become selfish. You can buy whatever you want, and go wherever you please. But when you have a lot of money, you also have the ability to make a real difference in the world. In a country where many people live in extreme poverty, the trust strives to help those who are most vulnerable and in need. Through its program, The Trust is committed to providing one-time monetary support to the family of the marginalized community who has lost their only earning member due to some unforeseen accident or tragedy.
Impact
100+
families benefitted
INR 2,25,000/-
Utilized
PROJECT KALPVRAKSH
Adopt a Sapling
The glaring issues of global warming and climate change are becoming more alarming by each passing day. Perceiving the rapid meltdown of the poles, most of the world’s climate panels and scientific research organisations fear existing coastlines to completely submerge by 2050. A major contributor to the problem is lack of civil awareness and concern. In its personal bid to raise much-needed climatic awareness, Khimsar Foundation is encouraging people to of rural Rajasthan adopt a sapling and nurture it closely till it becomes a full-grown tree. While one tree might not seem like much in the larger scheme of things, this act is a promising benefactor of personal responsibility and duty toward’s mother nature.
Impact
1000+
trees planted and still continued
INR 40,000/-
Utilized
PROJECT URJA
Project Urja
There are families all over the world who are living in darkness. They don’t have electricity access, as they cannot afford it. Hence, their lives come to a stand still after dark sometimes even making it impossible to keep their family safe. Project Urja, is working to change that. We bring light into these under served families, giving them the ability to connect with the rest of the world and lead healthier lives. Please consider donating to Project Urja so we can continue our work and bring light to more families in need.
Impact
1000+
LED Bulbs distributed
INR 1,00,000/-
Utilised for lighting up homes
PROJECT BASERA
One-time monetary support to domestic roof thatching due to fire hazards
The scorching summer heat in the Thar desert causes mercurial rises to degrees as high up as 50 and as low as 1 degree Celsius. A life in such weather conditions is challenging to sustain, and a potential hazard here is the susceptibility of rural household fires due to the dried hay used for thatching and storage purposes. Besides, the prevalence of gas, wooden and earthern stoves exposes these rural households to hazardous fires that are already poor in terms of structural quality. For any householders that bear the misfortune of a roof breakdown or domestic fire hazard, Khimsar Foundation commits itself to a one-time monetary support for repair and recuperation purposes.
Impact
21+
roofs mended
INR 3,47,000/-
Utilised
150+
smiles caused and still counting
PROJECT PANGHAT
Supporting rural families with earthenware and steel canister for water collection
Challenges of water scarcity strengthen for obvious reasons in arid and semi arid desert belts. Many more fortunate inhabitants of the Thar store rainwater in large in-house wells. However, less fortunate families, who cannot afford these household luxuries are dependent on collecting water from nearby sources, craning their necks under heavy burdens of 5-8 litres of water that they walk with, balancing on their heads. Recognising this daily struggle around the basic commodity of water, Annadata plans to reaching out to such families and equipping them with bigger mud pots and steel canisters to retain larger volumes of water, along with a proper fitting stand for maximum safety and convenience.
Impact
100+
families benefitted
INR 50,000/-
Utilised
PROJECT SAARTHI
Assistance To The Specially Abled
Unlike many parts of India that receive better humanitarian support for its physically handicapped populace, rural Rajasthan lacks the most basic of resources to support its citizens suffering from physical disabilities. While we might not be able to alter the misfortune of a person battling physical disabilities, we at Khimsar Foundation have initiated project SAARTHI to equip handicapped persons with a tricycle and other important equipment in order to enable their day to day mobility, thereby reducing one of the infinite disjuncts that their fate has descended upon them. After all, every person is entitled to live a dignified and independent life, irrespective of their handicaps.
PROJECT BEERA
Marriage Support To Girls Above Age 18 Whose Father Is No More And Brother Is A Minor
Marriage Support To Girls Above Age 18 Whose Father Is No More And Brother Is A Minor In Rajasthan, beera means brother, the one who can be relied upon. Rural parts of western Rajasthan bear a socio-economic disadvantage in comparison to the rest of the state due to its starker landscape and harsh weather conditions. As a result of their accompanying economical limitations, significant strength of its population struggles to make its day to day ends meet. Added to that is the financial pressure wielded by sociocultural norms on the family members of prospective brides. After all, undertaking the costs of a wedding is a major life expense, thereby factoring itself into the prevalent reluctance suffered by the society towards the girl child. Families steeped in traditional patriarchy, where the male members continue to be the sole bread winners are oftentimes seen lacking them due to a death or misfortune. In these cases, Khimsar Foundation indends on stepping in as a BEERA, in order to substantiate marriages by filling in for the family’s missing financial providers. By contributing each such family a sum of INR 21,000/-, Khimsar Foundation joins hands in contributing to a society where it considers every person as its own family member.
Impact
2+
families benefitted
INR 50,000/-
Utilised
PROJECT GARIMA
Sanitary Pads Distribution
Sanitary Pads Distribution Despite counting amongst the world’s newly emergent superpowers, India still ranks as 131 out of 189 countries as per the 2020 Human Development Index. One of the most elemental concerns plaguing modern India today is its failure to provide basic menstrual care access to its rural sectors. In other words, the twin factors of lack of awareness and financial backing has led to millions of rural women nation-wide to remain in the darkness. Most of them resort to using non-sterilised pieces of cloth multiple times during their menstruation cycles, thereby causing serious health risks. One National Survey Report indicates 64% of women having reported that their families cannot afford to purchase sanitary pads. Keeping these disparities between needs and means in mind, Annadata has undertaken the challenge of reaching every single girl and woman lacking access to sanitary pads, and commits itself to facilitate their basic right to menstrual health care. In the past two decades, we all have realised the importance of education in our lives. But due to inopportune circumstances, many children are unable to fulfil their dream to win BIG. Acquiring Higher/Professional Education is a challenging task for a lot of students. Crowd-Funding can be the possible solution for such disadvantaged students so that each of us can contribute our might for these brilliant students to achieve their full potential and help them succeed in life. Please help us support the
Impact
1000+
families benefitted
INR 50,000/-
Utilised
400+
Smiles caused and still counting