Archive · 30 Dec 2025
The Better India's 2025 Impact Report
In 2025, The Better India worked with different groups to help many people.
They raised money to give school supplies to kids in a village after a fire.
They also helped fit reflective collars on dogs to keep them safe.
They gave solar fans to villages in Pune that had never had fans before.
They provided summer kits to workers in Uttar Pradesh to help them stay cool.
They sold special rakhis to support women in Maharashtra.
They helped with flood relief in Punjab.
They gave bikes to girls in Mirzapur so they could go to school.
They provided solar lights to villages in Pune.
They supported a trust in Bengaluru that helps children go to school.
Lastly, they helped clean up the Himalayas.
All these efforts made a big difference in many people's lives.
The Better India raised funds to provide school supplies to children in Tandi village after a major fire.
They collaborated to fit 3,000 stray dogs with reflective collars to prevent road accidents.
Solar fans were provided to 500 families in Pune's Mulshi villages to help them stay cool in the summer.
Summer kits were distributed to 125 daily wage labourers in Uttar Pradesh to help them cope with the heat.
The Gram Art Project sold 6,532 rakhis, generating income for 300 women in Maharashtra.
Funds were raised for flood relief in Punjab, providing 400 relief kits and two boats for evacuation.
Cycles were gifted to 60 girls in Mirzapur to help them attend school.
Solar lights were provided to 628 families in Pune's Mulshi villages.
Funds were raised to support the Pragathi Charitable Trust in Bengaluru, which helps children attend school.
Efforts were made to support waste management in the Himalayas through the Healing Himalayas Foundation.
- Who
- The Better India and various NGOs and foundations
- What
- Various initiatives to support communities in need
- When
- Throughout 2025
- Where
- Across India, including Himachal Pradesh, Pune, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, Mirzapur, and Kinnaur
- Why
- To provide relief, education, and sustainable solutions to communities facing challenges
- Funds Raised for Tandi Village
- Rs 1,34,007
- Reflective Collars for Dogs
- 3,000
- Solar Fans for Mulshi Villages
- 500 families
- Summer Kits for Labourers
- 125 labourers
- Rakhi Sales for Gram Art Project
- 6,532 rakhis
- Punjab Floods Relief Funds
- Rs 8,10,134
- Cycles for Mirzapur Girls
- 60 girls
- Solar Lights for Mulshi Villages
- 628 families
- Funds for Pragathi Charitable Trust
- Rs 2,00,501
- Healing the Himalayas Funds
- Rs 4,90,000