Our Identity

About Sevagan

A transparent, audit-ready grassroots non-profit aiming to provide equal educational opportunities, safe drinking water, and diagnostic medical support.

Our Mission

To break structural loops of poverty by ensuring every rural family has access to clean drinking water, high-quality primary schooling kits, and early preventative healthcare checkups. We believe in direct field intervention, transparent tracking of funds, and enabling community ownership.

Our Vision

We envision an equitable society where rural communities are healthy, kids are digitally literate and motivated to complete higher schooling, and developmental action is driven directly by transparent, collaborative, and decentralized citizen participation.

Principles

Our Operational Values

Radical Transparency

Every single transaction is logged. Audited statements and transparency reports are published online monthly.

On-ground Impact

We prioritize direct interventions over high-overhead administrative structures. Over 88% of funds raised go straight to operations.

Community Leadership

We train village panchayats and local youth to manage filtration plants and micro-libraries, achieving sustainable self-sufficiency.

Who We Are

Our Leadership & Team

The dedicated team of social organizers, educators, and volunteers leading Sevagan.org.

Dr. Anandhi Rajan

Founder & Executive Director

Dr. Anandhi holds a PhD in Social Work from Madras University, with 12+ years of rural outreach experience.

M. Karthikeyan

Head of Operations

Karthik coordinates logistic distribution networks and community plant installation schedules.

Sowmya Venkat

Finance & Accounts Auditor

A Chartered Accountant ensuring every single donor rupee is transparently tracked and recorded.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

We publish audited receipts, bank statements, and dynamic campaign completion logs inside our Reports section. When you donate, you receive a transaction ID which is mapped dynamically to the specific project ledger in our Database.

Absolutely! Most of our plantation campaigns, health camps, and library distributions take place on Saturdays and Sundays. Please fill out the registration form on the Volunteer page, and our moderators will review and contact you.

Yes, Sevagan is a registered trust, and donations are eligible for tax exemption under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Your digital certificate will be emailed directly once payment clearance is completed.