After the Big Bang theory ‘Need’ become the foremost and one of the main causes behind evolution of human being. It could need to survive, to get food, for shelter, to socialize and the list goes on. Need fuels innovation; as a result, we are here today where we are. But there is always a great divide between needs of certain people which we call ambition, passion, luxury/ materialism, wanting to get more and more and more of what they have or can have and of those people whose basic needs are not even fulfilled. Unfortunately a large section of our society falls under latter part of the category. They may or may not be directly responsible for their situation and well, some of them are just not capable in all ways to have life near basics of humanity.
It was a small thought which sparked in 2007 with our Founder Chairman Mrs. Jyotitai Sachade for wanting to help needy has become a huge loads of work and happy faces of needy. And we believed “Surely we can and we should”. With this passion, came into existence The “MAMATA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION”. We sort out different items that we receive and categorize them into different section as per needs of poor.
Donors need to deliver items at Mamata Charitable Foundation.
Donors can contact Mamata Charitable Foundation on 9822542419 or 020-25282748 between 6 am to 10 pm. Now, people in addition to various materials can also give donations in cash, cheque and online.
Net Banking Details –
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA
A/C NAME: Mamata Charitable Foundation
A/C NO: 60028676264
IFSC NO: MAHB0001208
Branch: Bhusari Colony, Paud road, Kothrud, Pune – 411029, Maharashtra, India.
Donors get tax exemption (50%) under section 80G of income tax (No.Pn/CIT-1/80G/99/2009 10/4656).
Festivals like Diwali, Sankranti, Christmas, Ramzan, Paryushan etc., and occasions like Birthdays, Pitrupaksha and Adhik mahina offer people the perfect opportunity to share and spread a little more charity in the world around us. We accept things like Clothes (Stitched and Unstitched), Toys, Games (Indoor and Outdoor), Books (School, Story, Magazines, Religious, Novels), Utensils, Crockery, Umbrellas, Raincoats, Cycles, Mattresses, Pillows, Bedsheets, Carpets, Curtains, Vehicles (2 Wheeler + 4 Wheeler), Buckets, Water Drum, Television, Fridge, Music System, Geyser, Radio, VCR, VCD, Camera, Watches, Oven, Toaster, Griller, Microwave, Purses, Imitation Jewellery, Computers, Gas Burners, Mixer, Furniture, Cradles, Sewing Machines, Stationary, Food Grains, Jams, Sauces, Cheese, Biscuits, Chocolate, Soaps, Shampoos, Medicines, Medical Aids, Spectacles, Surgical Instruments, Office Furniture & Office Material, audio cassettes and Video CD etc., i.e. anything under roof but in a usable condition. We also accept grocery items.
Why reuse?
Reuse is an old age tradition in India. In a country, so many people live in dire poverty. It is common for people to offer old clothes and other items to poorer people. Yet as we adopt more western ways and shift to a use and throw culture, this tradition is fast disappearing. The principal behind reusing is that more an item can be used, the lesser we need to exploit natural resources hence it is ECO-FRIENDLY. Reuse saves time, money, energy and resources. Reuse offers quality products to people with limited
