SankalpTaru in the News

SankalpTaru Foundation becomes the first Indian NGO in the environmental conservation space to adopt Blockchain technology, building trust among the donors and sponsors. The NGO aims to be completely transparent with every working step and save the environment.

Indian environmental NGO to become the first among its peers to adopt blockchain! SankalpTaru Foundation becomes the first Indian NGO in the environmental conservation space to launch Blockchain, building trust among the donors and sponsors through Blockchain. To grow more trees, to be completely transparent with every working step of the SankalpTaru Foundation, and to save the environment is why the NGO adopted this.

The revolution of planting trees online!
SankalpTaru Foundation, an IT-enabled NGO revolutionising the act of contribution in the environmental domain. Much to everyone’s surprise, SankalpTaru Foundation brought forward the capability to plant trees online at the click of a button- anywhere in the country, anytime.

In tribute to our soldiers of the 1971 Battle of Longewala on the Kargil Vijay Diwas 2022, SankalpTaru Foundation developed a forest in the shape of INDIA, which is being created on the India-Pak Border, at Ghotaru, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. These trees will support a community of 5000+ people and provide fodder to 20,000+ livestock in the coming years. If you are visiting Jaisalmer, don’t miss out on seeing this living tribute and watering these trees yourself. Find ‘Mission India’ by SankalpTaru Foundation on Youtube.

ONE TREE ONE MEAL CAMPAIGN in Shegaon, Maharashtra, Barmer, Rajasthan and Chikmagalur, Karnataka, between April-May 2020 got off to a roaring start because of our donors & team members! SankalpTaru launched, under this campaign, 7000+ meals for workers & dry ration to 50 families. One of our associate directors, Rajasthan- Ravi Bhan Singh, contacted authorities to transport families stuck in Barmer and arranged meals & water for their journey. The campaign was a success due to all the contributions made by our donors during the crisis. Every time a tree was planted, a meal was given to a daily wage worker stranded in Shegaon, Maharashtra, because of the national lockdown. The contribution made a real difference and supported us in such drives. In Karnataka, our team made cloth masks and homemade hand sanitisers to distribute to residents. This self-determination empowered us even more.

Twenty acres of land were developed as a forest by the SankalpTaru Foundation in the Mamallapuram Water Complex. Being a water reservoir complex, the executive officer, along with the local Municipal Administration officials, the event was undertaken. Seeds of mango, coconut, neem and many more were planted at the event, and a drip irrigation system was also installed.

SankalpTaru Foundation’s on-ground workforce distributes household things to the needy in the towns of Assam.

SankalpTaru Foundation conducted a plantation event in Giriraj college, Hyderabad, where students came to the district centre as part of a program. The principal and many college officials stepped forward to plant fruit trees and extended their regards to SankalpTaru Foundation for this initiative.

MMARO office authorities and many political and community leaders participated in the plantation program of planting 2000 saplings in Kurugunta village, Telangana.