Organ Donation
One decision today can save up to nine lives
Thousands of Indians die every year waiting for an organ. Pledging takes two minutes, costs nothing, and can be changed at any time.
Vrindvila Foundation — organ donation, education, health and social service
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11years of service
Who we are
A foundation built around one simple idea
That the end of one life should not be the end of nine others — and that a family's circumstances should never decide whether a child finishes school.
Vrindvila Foundation works across Uttar Pradesh and neighbouring states to make organ donation a conversation families have before they are forced to. Alongside it, we run education, health and welfare programmes for the communities we serve.
- Registered under 12A and 80G — donations are tax exempt
- Every pledge is forwarded to the national registry (NOTTO)
- Audited accounts and annual reports published openly
What we do
Our programmes
Awareness & pledge drives
Camps in schools, colleges, offices and temples, with counsellors who speak the family's language.
Transplant patient support
Help with hospital costs, paperwork and travel for families who cannot afford the gap.
Blood & health camps
Free check-ups, blood donation drives and follow-up care in underserved districts.
School fee support
₹6,000 keeps one child in school for a year, including books and uniform.
Learning centres
After-school centres for first-generation learners, with local teachers.
Digital & skills training
Computer literacy and vocational training for students finishing school.
Ration & relief drives
Monthly ration kits for widowed and single-income households.
Elderly care
Doorstep health visits, companionship and pension paperwork assistance.
Women's livelihoods
Tailoring and craft training with buy-back support for village women.
How to pledge
Four steps, about two minutes
1
Fill the form
Your name, contact details and the organs you wish to donate.
2
Get your donor card
A digital card with a QR code, issued immediately.
3
We register it
Your pledge is forwarded to the national registry, NOTTO.
4
Tell your family
The step that matters most — in India your family gives final consent.
Urgent causes
Families waiting right now
Urgent
Help Meera afford her kidney transplant
A matched donor is ready. The family has raised part of the hospital cost.
Education
School fees for 120 children this year
₹6,000 covers one child's full academic year, books and uniform included.
Awareness
Organ donation camps in 25 villages
Mobile units, local-language material and counsellors who sit with families.
Give once, or every month
All donations are exempt under Section 80G. Receipt emailed instantly.
Let's clear the doubts
Myths & facts about organ donation
"Doctors won't try as hard to save me"
Fact: the team treating you is entirely separate from any transplant team. Donation is only considered after death has been independently certified under the Transplantation of Human Organs Act.
"My religion does not allow it"
Fact: all major faiths practised in India regard saving a life as among the highest acts of service, and many religious leaders have pledged their own organs.
"I'm too old or too unwell to donate"
Fact: there is no upper age limit for pledging. Doctors assess suitability organ by organ at the time, and many donate corneas, skin or tissue.
"The family has to pay, or can sell organs"
Fact: the donor's family never pays and never receives payment. Buying or selling organs is a criminal offence in India, and allocation is handled by the government registry.
In their words
Lives that continued
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We lost our son at 24. Four people are alive today because of him. That is the only thing that lets us breathe.
Donor familyKanpur
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I waited fourteen months on dialysis. The call came on a Tuesday. I went back to teaching within the year.
Kidney recipientUnnao
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My father pledged at a camp in our village. When the time came, we knew exactly what he wanted. There was no argument.
Donor's daughterAuraiya
Media
Latest updates
12 September 2026
400 pledges recorded at our Kanpur college drive
Students across four campuses signed up over a single week.
28 August 2026
Foundation partners with two district hospitals
Counsellors will now be available on site for families.
05 August 2026
New learning centre opens in Auraiya district
Sixty first-generation learners enrolled in the first month.
Diary
Upcoming camps
04 October · Kanpur
Organ Donation Awareness Camp
Community Hall · 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
19 October · Auraiya
Free Health & Blood Donation Drive
Govt. School Ground · 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
14 November · Unnao
Children's Day Kit Distribution
Vrindvila Learning Centre · 11:00 AM
From the ground
Moments that matter
Stay with the work
Monthly updates on camps, causes and the families your support reached.