U&I for Every Child with Mithra VM

This cause is not just close to my heart - it has changed the way I see the world.

I volunteer with U&I’s Teach program and I can tell you this - it is not just about helping children. It is about standing beside them long enough for something to shift.

Yes, we tutor. Yes, we build libraries. Yes, we offer counseling and career guidance. But what stays with you are the moments. A child who barely spoke in the first few weeks, suddenly raising their hand. A concept that finally clicks after weeks of struggle. A student who starts believing, quietly and cautiously, that their future could be bigger than what they were told.

So what is #Uandiforeverychild?

I think of it like this. Every child carries potential. U&I is a village of 3,872 volunteers, across 40 cities, who choose to protect that potential, feed it and stay until it grows.

For 15 years, U&I has done exactly that. Proving that when you invest deeply in one child, the impact does not stop with them. It travels outward. Families change, communities shift, generations benefit.

Why I trust U&I and why you can too

1. Consistency over hype: U&I has been doing this work for 15 years. Slowly, honestly and without shortcuts. Every rupee goes where it is meant to go, to build that sustainable ecosystem around an underserved child.
2. Transparency, no fine print: Audited financials. Live expense tracking. No mystery and no marketing fog.
3. Vetted by the right people: GuideStar, CAF India, Give India, CAF America and a Great Place to Work certification. Our Trust is built, not claimed.
4. Tax benefits, clearly: Donations qualify under Section 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act.
5. Led by the community: The people U&I works with are not passive recipients. They shape programmes, give feedback, and guide change.

If any part of this resonates, if you have ever wanted to do something meaningful, I would love for you to join me.

And if you are unsure, curious or just want to talk it through, I am here. Coffee, call or message - always happy to chat

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