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Sevastack lists 3 verified NGOs working on skills & livelihoods in 3 cities and 3 states, running 2 live fundraising projects. Of these, 2 hold 80G certification, 2 are 12A registered and 1 is FCRA approved. Together they have raised ₹1,57,00,000 from 1 donor.
Every organisation is checked for registration and tax-exemption documents before it appears here. You can donate online to any of them, and 80G-eligible gifts receive a tax-deduction receipt by email.
3 verified non-profits on Sevastack work on skills & livelihoods, running 2 active projects across India. All listed NGOs are verified for 80G, 12A, or FCRA registration before appearing in the directory, so donations made here are eligible for tax deduction wherever certified.
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Sevastack lists 3 verified NGOs working on skills & livelihoods, spread across 3 cities. Every listing shows the organisation's location, causes, certifications and live projects.
2 of the 3 organisations listed working on skills & livelihoods hold a valid 80G certificate under the Income Tax Act, which lets an Indian taxpayer claim a deduction on their donation. An 80G receipt carrying the NGO's registration number is emailed automatically once the donation is confirmed.
Before an organisation appears in the public directory, Sevastack reviews its registration documents — trust deed, society registration or Section 8 incorporation — along with its PAN and any 12A, 80G or FCRA certificates it claims. Listings that fail this review are not published.
1 of the listed organisations holds FCRA approval, which is the registration Indian law requires before an NGO may receive foreign contributions. Use the FCRA filter to see only those organisations.
₹1,57,00,000 has been raised from 1 donor through the organisations listed working on skills & livelihoods. Funds go directly to the NGO's own account — Sevastack does not hold donor money.
Open an NGO's profile and use the donate button, or donate to one of its specific projects. Payment is by UPI, card, net banking or wallet and settles directly into the organisation's account, with a receipt emailed once confirmed.
