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Turn your taxes into happiness: Donation under 80G, i.e.50% Tax Exemption
If the Nada India Foundation activities interests you and you would like to make a contribution by cheque or demand draft to support our cause, you'll need to print it, fill it in, attach the crossed cheque  in favor of  “Nada India Foundation” (For Indians) & foreign donors “Nada India Foundation FCRA”
Name: Mr. /Ms. First Name___________________Last Name_____________________

Address: ______________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________State _____________
City _____________________Pin ____________ Country ___________________

Name of Organisation / Office Name: _______________________________________
Phone: Mobile________________ Office_________________ Landline_____________
E-mail address:                                              website_____________________
I would like to donate: Rupees / Euro/ US $ / Canadian $ / Australian $ / Pounds / Yen_____________
(In words) _______________________________________________________
I enclose a: Personal Cheque   (Bank details___________________________________
Bankers Cheque/ Demand Draft no___________ dated ___________________)

Kindly select the preferred option/s for the use of money donated by you                                                                                                        
Details
Amount (Currency) 
Leave it to NIF, to decide the best way to use the money

  For helping children and young people in distress

Responding to Children & young people  with their education & health needs

Vocational training and livelihood programs for unemployed young people

Media campaigns, workshops, Youth children’s meets and capacity building initiatives,

Corpus Fund for infrastructure


Acudetox needles supply------


Other _____________


Total

Turn your taxes into happiness: Donation under 80G, i.e.50% Tax Exemption.
 PAN No _____________________Signature ____________________ Date

The information provided by you is strictly confidential.
Kindly mail this form along with the cheque / DD at the following address
Nada India Foundation, 1073/A-2,C-2,Sondhi Building, Ward one, Meharuli New Delhi 110030 India. nadaindia@gmail.com . We will send you the receipt of your donation and copy of the letter issued by Income tax department. You will receive project activities updates regularly.

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