₹1,15,17,748 raised
Helping Children Find Their Voice Through Art
Empowering children from disadvantaged communities with creative confidence through arts-based learning programs.
For social causes & NGO initiatives
Need Funds For Your NGO?
Support your NGO’s mission with online fundraising on Milaap. Raise funds for food drives, shelters, education, healthcare, animal welfare, and more with support from donors across India.
Real People Creating Real Impact
Fundraisers started by people just like you.
₹4,31,562 raised
Education For Underprivileged Children
Providing quality education, learning materials, and brighter futures for children in need.
₹8,49,068 raised
Relief For Homeless Communities
Raised funds to support underprivileged and homeless people with food, essentials, and community care.
What is NGO Crowdfunding?
NGO crowdfunding is a way for non-profits and social organizations to raise money online from a large number of people. NGOs can collect small contributions from compassionate supporters to fund causes like food drives, education, medical help, animal rescue, and more.
What can you raise funds for
Education
Feeding programs
Livelihood
Community projects
NGO support
How it works
1
Start your fundraiser
Add your story, goal, and a few photos. It takes about 2 minutes.
2
Share with your network
Send it to friends, family, WhatsApp groups, and social media.
3
Receive contributions
Funds reach you directly. Track every contribution in real time.
Most fundraisers get their first support from people they know.
How to raise funds faster
Small habits that make a real difference.
01
Start with your inner circle
Your first 10 supporters almost always come from family and close friends.
02
Share multiple times
One post is rarely enough. Share weekly across WhatsApp and social media.
03
Tell your story clearly
Say who you're helping, what's needed, and why it matters — in plain words.
04
Post updates
Show progress and impact. Updates build trust and bring repeat support.
Your Effort Can Create Real Change
One person, one idea, one fundraiser — that's all it takes to start something a community can rally behind.