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Gayatri Shiksha Evam Seva Sansthan
SECTOR: Development
SUB SECTOR: Camps/Activities
% Spent on beneficiaries
9 %
Financial Score:
Age: 13 Years
Tax Benefit: 50%
Foreign donations: X
Location(s):
Work in progress.
Issues Addressed:
Work in progress.
Supported by:
Work in progress.
Key Trustees:
Mr. Rakesh Soni, Chairman
Mr. Navin Patel, Secretary
Mr. Sunny Duneja, Treasurer
Sector Comparison:
Beneficiary Spend:
Average: 83.6% Highest: 100.0% Lowest: 9.5%
Income:
Average: Rs86 lac Highest: Rs9 cr Lowest: Rs45,032
Gayatri Shiksha Evam Seva Sansthan (GSESS) works to develop standard of living of tribal, poor and backward people by eliminating social unrest and illiteracy.
Since inception, GSESS has benefited over 500 people from weaker sections of society
It provides financial & medical aid, spreading awareness about literacy and health by organising camps
The NGO supports fieldworkers in the country through aid in money, time and skills as required by them.
GSESS needs more exposure and support to achieve success in their mission.
Income
Expense
Source : Audit Report 2012
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