Animal Welfare
The Power of Giving
7th Jan 2026

Across India, non-profit organisations are the frontline architects of change, addressing challenges from rural healthcare to environmental sustainability.They address the most pressing challenges, from rural healthcare gaps to environmental degradation, that often exist beyond the reach of traditional infrastructure. Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF) embodies this mission, working as a bridge between resourceful donors and vulnerable communities to create long-term, self-sustaining progress.
For individuals and corporations, donating to NGOs is more than a philanthropic gesture; it is a contribution to nation-building. MMF aims to be a reliable partner, fulfilling all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and meeting 15 out of the 16 government CSR mandates. By leveraging specific tax provisions, donors can amplify their generosity while securing their own financial health through these globally and nationally aligned initiatives.
Navigating the 80G Tax Exemption
One of the most effective ways to support social causes in India is through the tax deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. This provision ensures that your contribution goes further by offering significant financial benefits to the donor, effectively lowering the actual cost of giving.
Key Takeaway: A donation to a registered NGO like MMF under Section 80G allows you to claim a deduction of 50% to 100% of the donated amount from your taxable income, depending on the NGO eligibility and the nature of the project.
To claim this 80G tax exemption, ensure you have the following:
- A valid donation receipt with the NGO’s 80G registration number.
- Proof of payment via digital or bank transfer.
- Note: Cash donations above ₹2,000 are generally not eligible for 80G deductions.











































































































