Daily needs, met daily
To deliver food, basic health care and children's education to low-income families in Faridabad, consistently, without paperwork barriers and without conditions.
About us
Jeevankriti means rebuilding a life. The name came later. The work came first.
2019
The year four people and thirty plates started this
Our story
About Jeevankriti Foundation
Jeevankriti Foundation is a purpose-driven non-profit organization dedicated to transforming lives through compassion, innovation, and sustainable social impact. We are committed to uplifting underprivileged communities by ensuring access to quality education, healthcare, nutritious food, women empowerment, environmental conservation, and humanitarian assistance.
We believe that true progress begins when every individual is given the opportunity to live with dignity, hope, and equal rights. Every initiative we undertake is guided by transparency, integrity, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to humanity.
At Jeevankriti Foundation, we do not just provide support. We create opportunities, restore hope, and inspire lasting change. Together with our volunteers, donors, and partners, we are building stronger communities and shaping a future where kindness, equality, and compassion empower every life.
Together, we create hope. Together, we transform lives.
What drives us
Our mission and our vision
A city where nobody is left behind
A Faridabad where hunger, a single illness, or one unpaid school fee never decides a child's future.
01
Dignity first
No queues for the camera, no photographs of faces, no sense of favour. Meals are served on a plate, not staged for a post.
02
Ground truth
Every programme is designed after asking the families we serve, not from a desk in an office.
03
Open books
Every donor gets a receipt and a quarterly account. Where the money went is written down plainly.
04
Follow through
We keep tracking patients long after the camp packs up. Half-finished work is not work.
Journey
How we got here
Six years, one step at a time, from a single flyover to twelve neighbourhoods.
- 2019 · The first Sunday
Four people, one flyover, thirty plates of food.
- 2020 · Lockdown ration
More than 4,000 ration kits delivered to migrant workers across Faridabad.
- 2021 · The first health camp
Two doctors gave up a weekend and saw 130 people. It has run ever since.
- 2022 · The first learning centre
An after-school centre opened in Sanjay Colony with 28 children.
- 2023 · Registration and 80G
The foundation was registered and donations became eligible for 80G exemption.
- Today
More than 12 neighbourhoods, three programmes, and a volunteer team that goes out every week.
There is a place for you in this work
One Sunday or a small monthly gift. Either one shortens the list.