Impact Guru Foundation

States

Haryana

Jharkhand

Madhya Pradesh

Maharashtra

Odisha

Plant a Tree Today for a Greener Tomorrow
Support our mission of building a sustainable India

63 of the world’s 100 most
polluted cities are in India

Studies show that high levels of particulate matter contribute to severe respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
A study by Boston College estimated air pollution to be the cause of 1.67 million deaths – the highest of any country.

Thus, IGF embarked on a mission in 2020 to mitigate air pollution with our Tree Plantation Program.

With over 5.32 Million trees planted across four states, we aim to expand our journey towards a greener India.

Driving Change Through Infinite Possibilities
Help specially-abled citizens gain independence with employment opportunities.

Specially-abled citizens are confined to four walls and invisible in society. They are often held back from education and in later years, employment.

Enabling Employment Opportunities With ‘NEMO’ Program
Empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve their full potential, our ‘NEMO’ program focuses on empowering wheelchair users with indoor and outdoor mobility solutions and skilling.
We have successfully enabled over 100+ men and women to earn a dignified livelihood, contribute to society, and live independent lives by providing support to individuals with motorized wheelchairs and facilitating their employment with leading platforms like Zomato and Swiggy.

District

North 24 Parganas

Dahod

Gautam Buddha Nagar

Porbandar

Bareilly

Sant Ravidas Nagar

Bhavnagar

Mumbai

Gurgaon

States

West Bengal

Gujarat

Haryana

Kerala

Maharashtra

Uttar Pradesh

Uttarakhand

Bringing curative and preventive healthcare to every doorstep in rural India.
The Problem: The Gap in Rural Healthcare
India faces several challenges in its current health scenario including:

A low doctor-to-population ratio of 1:834. (Source: MoHFW, 2022)
61% of the population paying for medical expenses out of their own pockets. (Source: Ministry of Finance, 2021)
11.4% of citizens being diabetic, making India the Diabetes Capital of the world. (Source: Indian Council of Medical Research, 2019)
This disparity leads to preventable illnesses and untreated conditions, pushing families further into poverty.

The Solution: Care on Wheels
IGF’s flagship program, Care On Wheels is dedicated to improving healthcare access through innovative programs, supporting the underserved communities with last-mile connectivity for free health services.

IGF has served millions of beneficiaries across India with various healthcare units additionally supported by Health ATMS, Specialized Health Camps, Cataract Surgeries, and Trauma & Cardiac Ambulances

Our mission towards a #SwasthBharatKhushalBharat can be accelerated only with your support. With your generosity, our growing mobile healthcare units can provide preventive medical services to more remote and rural communities in need of accessible healthcare.

Join the movement to ensure no girl misses school because of menstrual stigma or lack of hygiene.

Why Support The Menstrual
Hygiene Program?

355 Million Women

menstruate in India, yet only 12% of them have access to sanitary napkins.

For millions of young girls, menstruation is not just a natural process – it’s a barrier to education, health and growth opportunities.

Myths and taboos invite misinformation which is passed on to the next generations, creating a cycle of stigma.

Your support can help break this cycle by combatting misinformation with awareness through our program.

Data source: Guidelines for Management of Sanitary Waste, 2018

The Impact So Far

With every donation, we are one step closer to creating a world where menstruation doesn’t hinder progress.

Distributed
10,333,243
Sanitary Pads

Supported
66,239
Menstrual Cycles

Empowering Lives Through Education & Livelihood Opportunities

At IGF, we believe that empowerment begins with education and skills, the tools needed to break the cycle of financial dependency and build a brighter future.

Rise Up - Breaking Barriers, Creating Opportunities
To challenge traditional barriers and uplift underserved communities, IGF has launched educational and skill-based programs tailored for:

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Women overcoming financial and societal barriers

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Youth striving for better carrier opportunities

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Healthcare professionals, gig workers, traders, and drivers seeking financial security

Through these programs, we equip individuals with financial and digital literacy, provide industry-relevant training, and facilitate inclusion in India’s Social Security Schemes, empowering them to take control of their futures.

IGF’s Rise Up Program includes:
Financial & Digital Literacy
ANGEL #ThankANurse
Upskilling of ASHA and Anganwadi Workers
Scholarships for Youth and Children

Helping patients fight cancer by taking a holistic approach to cancer care.
One in 10 Indians will develop * cancer in their lifetime.

With a total of
2.7 million cases
prevalent at a given time. mortality from cancer is as high as 1.2 million - which will increase as more cases are detected.

While medical treatments are essential, cancer care goes beyond just medicines, malnutrition is a silent killer among patients, especially children. Many families struggle to afford nutritious food while already bearing the burden of expensive treatments.

Mission I-M-Possible - A Holistic Approach to Cancer Care

Through our Cancer Care Program, we provide:

Financial support for cancer treatments, including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, and other extended grants for education, homestays and livelihood.

Nutricure Kits designed by clinical oncologists and nutritionists to help patients fight malnutrition

Focusing on marginalized communities in government hospitals, we aim to ensure that cancer patients, especially children, receive the nutrition they need to stay strong through treatment and recovery.

IGF has supported over thousands of patients and their families through Mission I-M-Possible.

Your generous support can give many cancer patients a second chance at life.