However much time you have, there is a way in.
Plant a morning. Fund a drive. Bring your school, your team or your family. Restoration needs hands more than it needs slogans.
Where a contribution actually goes.
Individual donations are pooled into the programme head you choose — saplings, nursery infrastructure, soil treatment or community training. Every donor receives a receipt, and eligible donors receive an 80G certificate.
How to contribute
- Bank transfer or UPI — write to us and we will send the trust's account details along with the donation format.
- Cheque — drawn in favour of “Eco Human Foundation”, posted to the registered office.
- Monthly giving — a standing instruction that sustains a nursery or a planting cycle.
- Foreign contributions — please contact us before transferring, as FCRA requirements apply.
Agricultural heartland, Punjab.Soil is the long game
Where the programme budget goes
- Saplings & plant procurement — 20.5%
- Infrastructure & equipment — 20.5%
- Logistics & transportation — 12.8%
- Personnel & salaries — 10.3%
- Nursery & soil treatment — 9.0%
- Contingency — 11.5%
Shares of the ₹390 crore programme estimate. See the full breakdown on the programmes page.
Four ways to lend a hand.
No experience needed for field work — a briefing and safety induction are given on site. Skilled volunteers are matched to programme needs.
Plantation drives
Half-day and full-day drives in the pre-monsoon and post-monsoon seasons. Families and employee groups welcome.
Nursery shifts
Potting, sorting, watering and record-keeping at community nurseries. Regular weekday or weekend shifts.
Green Schools
Teachers, parents and students setting up a school forest, a green corridor or an ecology club.
Skills & pro bono
GIS mapping, data analysis, design, translation, legal and accounting support for a small trust with large plans.
Put your name down.
Tell us where you are, what you can offer and how much time you have. We will add you to the next drive in your area and keep you posted on nursery shifts.
A school forest is a teaching aid that lasts forty years.
The Green Schools Programme helps institutions plant a school forest or green corridor, run an ecology club, and use illustrated booklets on native species in class. Students take part in the planting, the monitoring and the reporting.
What a school gets
- A site assessment and a native species list suited to your soil and climate.
- Saplings, planting guidance and a maintenance calendar.
- Illustrated booklets and classroom sessions on ecosystems.
- A simple monitoring sheet students can maintain themselves.
- Recognition as a Green School partner in our annual report.
Small questions, answered.
Do I need experience to join a plantation drive?
No. Every drive begins with a briefing on planting depth, spacing and aftercare, and volunteers work in teams with a coordinator. Wear closed shoes and bring water; we provide saplings, tools and gloves.
Can my company send a team?
Yes. Employee plantation days are arranged as part of CSR partnerships, with site logistics, safety briefing and a participation summary for your internal communications. See partner with us.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
The trust holds provisional 80G approval for assessment years 2026–27 to 2028–29. Eligible donors receive a receipt and the 80G certificate. Please confirm your own eligibility with your tax adviser.
Can I choose the site?
Where a site is active and has capacity, yes — tell us your city or state and we will confirm what is available in the current planting cycle.