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Shradha Sevarth Welfare

ONLINE DONATION POLICY

Shradha Sevarth is a legally registered NGO in Lucknow Uttar Pradesh working for the betterment and rehabilitation of the specially-abled and impoverished. The registration number of the Society is 1943/2010-2011. Donating money to a charitable organization like ours is beneficial in many ways not only for the underprivileged but also for the donors. One of the benefits is a 50% tax exemption. If you donate money to our charitable organization, you get tax benefits, as we are registered under section 12A of the Income Tax Act and eligible for tax deduction under section 80G.

Donor Information Privacy Policy at our online donation charity platform

We take our payer’s privacy very seriously and ensure that their information is secure with us and that no third-party sources have access to them.

Donation Receipt policy

The details of the transaction are to be emailed to our email address (admin@blindschool.in).The donation is to be directly transferred to the account of ‘SHRADHA SEVARTH’, Lucknow. As per the donation policy, the donation receipt along with other relevant documents is sent to the donors at the address requested by them.

Refund and Cancellation Policy Refunds for Cancelled Transactions

Case 1: Double transaction or wrong amount entered: –Request mail required to be sent to info@blindschool.in mail ID with a valid reason. After verifying the details of the transaction and justifying the reason with respect to the gift acceptance policy, the amount as received is refunded and the transaction charges shall be borne by the concerned donor. The said process completes within 30 days of the date on which ‘the request mail’ has been received.
Case 2: If any transaction is cancelled by the user during the processing period and the amount is not credited to the account of the Society but has been debited from the user account:- SHRADHA SEVARTH is not at all responsible for a refund for the same. The matter has to be resolved by the user with their bank/merchant. The Organization shall resolve the matter up to the extent of its limit. For this, the donor is kindly requested to email their concern to Society at admin@blindschool.in .

TAX EXEMPTION ON DONATIONS UNDER SECTION 80G

Voluntary help, either in terms of money or kind, towards needy people is known as charity. A way for people to give back to society, it not only makes you feel happy from within, but when you donate, you can also save some tax. Today, there are various non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and other non-profit bodies that collectively work towards conducting charitable activities that help them raise funds or provide non-monetary charity for people in need. Such institutions have put forth their best efforts to further play a significant role in promoting the various economic development and social welfare objectives that the Indian government has initiated. The outreach and localised approach that NGOs and other non-profit entities follow has allowed for the identification of the needy and helps ensure that a supporting hand is provided to them. This is one of the key reasons why the Government of India offers tax incentives and exemptions to NGOs and charitable organisations, with the exemptions under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act being the most significant ones.