About us
Rajani Foundation India was founded in 2015 by a group of friends who initially came together during a college festival. Driven by a shared passion for social responsibility, they started small by chipping in their pocket money and holding meetings in gardens after college.
What began as a modest initiative to make a difference in their community has grown into a full-fledged non-profit organization.
Our initiatives
Each one, teach one
We empower underprivileged students and foster a culture of learning. The initiative has significantly impacted thousands of lives, particularly among first-generation learners.
Ek niwala aur
We provide nutritious meals and transform feeding centres into learning hubs. The initiative is creating lasting change and fostering a brighter future for underprivileged children.
SHE
Empowering women by breaking the silence and taboo around menstruation. We provide necessary education and ensure easy access to sanitary products.
Cleanathon
Cleanathon is Mumbai’s largest student-led clean-up drive, where dedicated volunteers gather at various locations to remove pollutants, making tangible difference to the environment.
Gift a play
We provide sports equipment to under-resourced schools in rural Maharashtra. It not only promotes physical activity and sportsmanship, but also plays a crucial role in encouraging students to attend school regularly.
Healthcare
Considering the unawareness around health care, we decided to take an initiative where we did free health check-ups, blood donation drives, and dental treatments.
Disaster Response
Disasters put people through tough times and we are always ready, with relief material, when disaster-stricken areas need our support.
Impact made
Latest
Sowing Seeds of Hope: Nikita’s Educational Journey
Creating lasting change often begins with a small step—and in 2015, a humble initiative took root that would go on to impact countless lives. What started as a simple effort has now grown into Rajani Foundation India (RFI), a non-profit organization devoted to uplifting individuals and families through meaningful support. One of
More Than Marks: The Story of Sahil, RFI, and a Spark to learn
54.78% of Maharashtra lives in rural areas. Most of their lives are spent either in their small hometown or maybe in the city if they were to visit it. The urban trajectory of education usually ends for them as soon as they reach a responsible age. Going to a good college then
Period Revolution
The social customs attached through menstruation has deprived not only women but our society as a whole. We at Rajani Foundation India made a small attempt through its SHE initiative to dismantle the myth around periods. Video Link here: https://youtu.be/G7kUPUe5hpk On the occasion of World Menstrual Hygiene Day, to create awareness and
