Whatever said and done, India, a country of one billion heads spends just about a fraction of national resources on the welfare of its people. By comparison today, the NGO contribution is, if not higher, on par with the government expenditure in the sectors of education, health, hygiene and social welfare.

Where from the NGO funds come? The philanthropists develop trust on NGO interventions and support through individual contributions running in billions of dollars. NGOs generate funds through their hard work and commitment towards the development of marginalised and destitute communities.

When KHUSHII initiated projects for the developmental causes, it was in reality an uphill task given the meagre funds and limited resources it had. But the hope was alive that the tasks would not be stranded in between, given the genuineness and credibility of the purpose. We hope to get all support from the supporters and donors in the developed world and the well to do locally. We believe that millions of people living a better life, would surely want to support not so fortunate ones ridden by poverty.

Based on the above belief, KHUSHII took the initiative to reach, inform and sensitise people living a well off life, corporates, donors, employees, school going children and college students etc. about the development challenges facing financial crunch in India, hoping to receive a positive response.