Vibha Inc.

Vibha is a Social Venture Catalyst. We seed, grow and scale up successful models that solve systemic problems 
related to underprivileged, disabled and at-risk children's right to education.

- 95% of donations go to the children
- Action Centers in USA: 18 Action Centers in different cities 
- Action Centers in India: Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune and Mumbai
- With 25 years of experience, Vibha has directly invested more than $13 million
- Over 300,000 children have been impacted through 260 Vibha funded projects
- In 2015, Vibha supported 176,000 children through 37 projects (India: 30, USA: 7)
Your generous donations towards our 2016 SVGives target will support:
  1. Door Step school - $25,000 for educating children of migrant laborers
  2. Sikshana - $25,000 for improving reading, writing and arithmetic levels of 5,000 children in public schools
  3. Corp India: $10,000 for educating street children
  4. CTF:  $30,000 for buying a new van and supporting mobile education in Gujarat 
  4. My New Red Shoes (Silicon Valley): $10,000 for helping homeless and low income 
children gain confidence with new shoes and clothing for school

What we do?

Vibha brings together grass-root entrepreneurs, donors, volunteers, government agencies and partner non-profit 
organizations who want to help the underprivileged children. We mentor and provide necessary skills and resources 
to non-profit organizations in India and USA.  We focus in 4 areas: education, vocational training, care 
for physically and mentally challenged children and rescue and rehabilitation of children in vulnerable conditions.
Find out more at vibha.org.

Vibha in the News

In April 2016, Richard Hawkes, Chief Executive of the British Asian Trust, recognized Vibha’s partnership with DSS 
during the Duke and Duchess’s (Prince William and Princess Kate) visit to India. This visit received high visibility 
since many influencers from the business, politics, entertainment and sports sectors have been present at all the 
events.

In December 2015, Amitabh Bachchan, a well-recognized and respected Bollywood film star from India, commended 
Vibha for its efforts in providing financial and ground level support (distribution of food, clothing, medicines and 
sanitation efforts) during the Chennai floods in which more than 500 people were killed and more than 1.8 million 
people displaced.

Recently, Amazon India picked 3 Vibha funded projects – Vidyarambam, Bhagvatula Charitable Trust and Sikshana 
for its CSR initiative “Gift A Smile”.