About the foundation
A promise to all who live.
Shreeji is a word of respect. Sarvjeev joins sarv, all, and jeev, life. The name is the work: care for the living world, for people who need a practical chance, and for animals who depend on us.
What we are here to do
The foundation is incorporated to protect and restore nature, to stand with people who are denied a fair chance, and to care for animals. The registered office is in Ghansoli. Field work happens wherever a community invites us, with drought-affected rural areas as a standing priority.
The mark is a person among leaves. Human life sits inside the living world, not above it. That is why plantation, a notebook, a nursing scholarship, a bundle of clothes, and a sack of fodder belong on the same list.
Mission
To protect nature, support people in need, and care for animals, with communities across India, and with a preference for work that can be continued after we leave.
Vision
Villages and neighbourhoods where the land is greener, students can study and train for work, families have the essentials of a decent life, and cattle are treated with care.
Nature, humans, animals
- NatureTrees, living soil, and cleaner common ground, especially where drought has thinned the landscape.
- HumansThe practical things a person needs in order to study, train for work, and live with dignity.
- AnimalsCare for cattle that shows up as fodder, water, and decent treatment, not only as a sentiment.
How we conduct the work
All life counts
The land, the person, and the animal are not three campaigns competing for attention. Neglect of one shows up in the others.
Dignity in the giving
Help is arranged so that a student, a family, or a keeper is not made into a display. Usable things, a clear answer, and no spectacle.
Work that outlasts the day
A sapling needs water. A scholarship needs a yes or a no. A lane needs a habit. We plan for the week after the photograph.
Local people lead
Schools, panchayats, gaushalas, and families know their ground. The foundation adds hands and materials. It does not arrive to take over.
Honesty about limits
We will say when funds are short, when a site cannot be looked after, or when a gift is not fit to pass on. A clear no is part of the work.
Legal identity
Shreeji Sarvjeev Foundation is a company incorporated under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. It is not a society and not a public trust. The Corporate Identification Number is U88900MR2026NPL480589. The year of incorporation, read from that number, is 2026.
Registered office: Flat No A-502, Plot No. 7, Sector 6, Ghansoli, Rabale, Thane 400701, Maharashtra, India. This is the legal address. Visits and the drop-off of materials are by arrangement. Please write to us before coming.
The foundation does not claim, on this website, registration under the Income Tax Act for donor deductions, or any permission under the Foreign Contribution Act. Ask us for the current position before you contribute money. Contributions belong in an account of the foundation, never in a personal account.
Questions we are often asked
Is Shreeji Sarvjeev Foundation a registered organisation?
Yes. It is incorporated as a Section 8 company under the Companies Act, 2013. The Corporate Identification Number is U88900MR2026NPL480589. The registered office is in Ghansoli, Rabale, Thane, India.
Where do you work?
The registered office is in Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai. Field programmes run with communities that invite us: drought-affected rural areas, schools, neighbourhoods, and gaushalas across India. Drives are planned with the people who live there.
How can I volunteer or give materials?
Use the contact form on this website. Tell us your city and whether you can join a drive or offer materials. We accept clean wearable clothes, usable household goods, notebooks and stationery, fodder, and saplings. Please write to us before dropping anything off.
Who can ask for a paramedical scholarship?
Students from underprivileged families who are taking, or have a confirmed seat in, GDA (General Duty Assistant), ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery), GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery), DMLT (Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology), or Operation Theatre Technology. Write with the course and the institute. Support depends on the funds available that year, and we reply either way.
Do you accept used clothes?
Yes, when they are clean, modest, and wearable, together with usable household and domestic materials. We do not accept soiled, torn, or broken items. Collections are arranged in advance so that goods can be sorted and given with dignity.
Can a donation be claimed as a tax deduction?
This website does not claim an exemption under the Income Tax Act. If you wish to contribute money, ask us for the foundation's bank account and the current tax position. Please do not transfer funds to a personal account or a personal UPI.
How do we invite the foundation to a school or village?
Write through the contact form with the place, the kind of work you have in mind, and a rough time of year. A teacher, panchayat, housing society, gaushala, or hospital can invite us. We will say honestly whether we can come.