Financial Transparency

How we handle donor funds, and where to find our published reports.

Rigorous verification

Every campaign and partner NGO is manually verified — registration, financials, and field work reviewed before approval.

Every rupee tracked

Each donation is recorded against its campaign, with progress, disbursements, and updates visible on the campaign page itself.

Registered & audited

EquiBillion Trust is a registered nonprofit with valid PAN, 12A, and 80G registrations (see footer). Annual reports are published below as they are finalized.

Annual & Financial Reports

Want more detail on how a specific campaign's funds were used? Check the campaign's update feed, or reach out directly.

More Questions

How does EquiBillion ensure my school donation is used properly?

Once a campaign hits its funding target, verified partner Next Skills 360 delivers the solution with teacher training and monitoring. Detailed impact reports — photos, videos, beneficiary stories, and measurable outcomes — are then published so every donor can see results directly.

Can school alumni fundraise for their former school through EquiBillion?

Yes. Schools create campaigns on EquiBillion and mobilise support from alumni networks, parents, communities, and corporates worldwide. Alumni can champion a campaign, share it, and contribute — making school alumni giving a structured, transparent process in India.

Is EquiBillion a legitimate, registered non-profit in India?

EquiBillion Trust is formally registered in India (EBT/TRUST/2024/001) with 80G tax exemption (CIT(E)/80G/2024/EBT), co-founded by MIT SOLVE Fellows, headquartered in Hyderabad. Donors giving to underprivileged schools in India can claim tax benefits on eligible contributions.

What kinds of programs can schools raise funds for on EquiBillion?

Schools can raise funds for coding, AI modules, financial literacy, life skills, entrepreneurship, social-emotional learning, teacher capacity-building, and inclusive programs like ProGame Tactile — designed specifically for students with visual impairments — among other emerging technology awareness programs.