₹1,000 livelihood support for a v student
₹1,000 livelihood support for a v student, with the help of our members and friends.
Who we are
Sirpigal began on 1 January 2012, when a group of college students decided not to wait for someone else to make a difference.
In those early years we worked on the ground: paying college fees, filling classrooms with books and computers, and teaching children on weekends.
Today we are a growing community of students, professionals and well-wishers who pool their contributions to support education. Anyone who shares our motto is welcome.
“Sirpigal will bring younger minds together for a renaissance in society.”
What we do
Education support
College and school fees, books, notebooks and computers for students who would otherwise drop out.
See the work →Classes & workshops
Our members teach computer basics, maths and spoken English, and run competitions and awareness programmes.
See the work →Children’s homes
Regular support for homes caring for orphaned, abandoned and differently abled children.
See the work →Health & emergencies
Help for students and families in medical emergencies and disasters.
See the work →How we work today
Anyone can join. Our members stay connected through our community group.
Give what you can, through our regular collections or by bank transfer.
We understand each student’s situation and check fees and certificates first.
Fees, books and equipment go where they are needed, and members hear where every contribution went.
From the field
₹1,000 livelihood support for a v student, with the help of our members and friends.
₹15,500 contributed in 2022 to KalviRadio, an online education initiative.
₹6,500 towards a B.Com (Computer Applications) student’s education.
Get involved
Give what you can: money, time or skills. Everyone is welcome.
Fund a student’s fees, books or a computer.
Give now →Become a member and contribute regularly with us.
Join →Scholarships, free coaching and jobs for students, shared by our members.
Explore →Tell us about a student who needs help to continue their studies.
Tell us →Were you a member? Sirpigal is back. Join us again.
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