Background

India boasts a vibrant and rapidly growing ecosystem of NGOs (non-governmental organizations, or non-profits) working tirelessly for lasting social change. However, despite their noble endeavors, many of these organizations face a common hurdle: a chronic shortage of funds. These non-profits operate within localized networks and often lack the exposure needed to tap into international funding sources. This lack of resources hampers the true impact they can have on the ground, creating massive gaps between vision and implementation. 

On the other end, well-wishers who would want to contribute funds to genuine causes are often inundated with requests from suspect organizations. In the past few years, the NGO landscape has mushroomed, and it can feel like a losing game to determine where one’s donations are being employed. For those ethical institutions truly striving for societal welfare, it becomes extremely hard to establish credibility, especially on digital platforms.     

Project Super 7 is cognizant of these challenges, recognizing the vital need to address the funding gap and the importance of credibility in the philanthropic landscape. It strives to provide a solution by connecting vetted NGOs with a global network of potential donors, allowing these organizations to thrive and continue to work for the well-being of underserved communities.