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Every part counts — from a tap to a whole school.

Tell us how you'd like to help and we'll take it from there.

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Every amount becomes something specific

Tell us who you are, choose an amount on the next page, and pay by UPI — on your phone, or by scanning the code with it.

Your details

We ask for these first because a UPI payment leaves this site — once you’re in your payment app we have no way back to you. With your details we can find your gift on our bank statement, thank you for it, and send a receipt where one is due.

As it appears on your bank account, so we can match your payment.

Where we'll send your acknowledgement.

Optional, and only needed if you'd like an 80G tax receipt. We encrypt it and never show it in full again.

Recognition

Optional. Leave blank to use the name above, or write something else — an organisation, or 'In memory of…'.

Nothing is charged here. You’ll choose how much to give on the next page and pay from your own UPI app.

Adopt a school

One school, one supporter

A one-time gift that covers a whole restoration, at the level the school needs.

Go further

Looking to make an impact at scale?

Let's talk.

Start the conversation

Vijay Vedantam — Head, Community Outreach & CSR

vijay@go-clean.org

Tax benefit

Our 80G registration has been applied for but not yet granted, so we cannot currently offer a tax deduction on donations. We will update this page as soon as that changes — and we will not claim a benefit we cannot provide.

Other ways to help

Not everything is money

Nominate a school

If you know a government school with a broken toilet, tell us — it could be the next one we restore.

Nominate a school

Volunteer

Students and professionals, for site work, documentation, social media and outreach.

Join the team

Give in kind

Materials, time, skills, or an introduction. See exactly what helps.

See the wish list

Recognition

Every school you help restore joins our Wall of Dignity — your name, the before and after, the children reached, on our website, with your permission.

See the Wall of Dignity