NGOs in Bengaluru
13 verified NGOs and charitable organisations working in Bengaluru. Every listing links to the organisation's own website so you can check them yourself before you give — the strongest areas here are education, livelihood, disability.
13 organisations listed
What Bengaluru NGOs work on
VerifiedAgastya International Foundation
Hands-on science education for rural and government-school children
VerifiedAzim Premji Foundation
Improving quality and equity in India's public education
VerifiedEnAble India
Economic independence and dignity for people with disabilities
VerifiedGoSports Foundation
The right support for India's Olympic and Paralympic talent
VerifiedJanaagraha
Transforming the quality of life in India's cities
VerifiedMake A Difference
Improving outcomes for children in shelters and orphanages
VerifiedNightingales Medical Trust
Elder care and dementia support services
VerifiedRang De
Peer-to-peer micro-lending for low-income entrepreneurs
VerifiedSamarthanam Trust for the Disabled
Empowering people with disabilities through education and livelihood
VerifiedSayTrees
Volunteer-driven tree plantation and urban afforestation
VerifiedThe Akshaya Patra Foundation
Unlimited food for education
VerifiedThe Art of Living Foundation
Global service organisation founded by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
VerifiedThe Live Love Laugh Foundation
Deepika Padukone's foundation for mental health awareness
Founded by Deepika PadukoneFrequently asked
- How many NGOs in Bengaluru are listed on Daan?
- 13 organisations based in Bengaluru are currently listed, across 12 cause areas. We add more as we verify them, so the number goes up over time.
- What does 'verified' mean on Daan?
- It means we have confirmed the organisation is real and operating: we check its official website, its registered name and the logo we display against the organisation's own published material. It is not an audit of their finances or programme quality — always read an NGO's own annual report before giving a large amount.
- Can I claim 80G tax exemption for donating to an NGO in Bengaluru?
- Many registered Indian NGOs hold 80G certification, which lets you claim a deduction, but it varies by organisation and can lapse. Check the specific NGO's website or ask them for their 80G certificate number before you assume a donation is deductible.
- Can I volunteer with these Bengaluru organisations?
- Yes. Open the NGO's page and use the Volunteer tab — where an organisation has not yet joined Daan, you can register interest and we will tell them and notify you when they post opportunities.
- Does Daan take a cut of donations?
- No. Donations are not yet processed on Daan at all — every NGO page links you to the organisation's own donation page, so your money goes directly to them.