Kids sponsored
Full tuition, books, and meals — through partner schools.
Kindly is a fundraising platform built for real human beings with real problems — and real outcomes. No middlemen. No vanity metrics. Just receipts.
A fundraising platform for real human beings with real problems — and real outcomes.
3 Cr+ raised. 30 schools rebuilt across Maharashtra.
Three fresh causes. Each one verified on the ground, each with a target, a deadline, and a real human at the other end.
Explore all fundraisersA short list of contributors who lent their voice, their wallet, or both — to causes that needed reach more than they needed rupees.
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Every number on this page is something we can show you a photograph, a receipt, or a kid's name for. We'd rather under-claim and over-deliver — so this list is shorter than it could be.
For rebuilding schools across Maharashtra — long before Kindly was even a platform.
Full tuition, books, and meals — through partner schools.
Garnered by founder Sid across platforms.
Built for underprivileged women in Mumbai.
Small businesses funded for women in need.
Built for Mumbai delivery riders to rest, hydrate, recharge.
For children begging at traffic lights — now in classrooms.
Kindly is a fundraising platform that finds real human beings with real problems and lifts them with real actions — led not by an influencer, but by a human who rose from the slums of Mumbai.
We take a flat 5% as platform fees, used to keep Kindly-led schools running. Every other rupee is traceable, ledger-open, audited annually.
We invite individuals and communities to give, gather, and act — online donations meet offline activities, every quarter.
Education is the engine. Our primary work is putting every child we can reach into a real classroom — for free, for keeps.
We use modern payments, identity, and reporting infrastructure so that donating feels effortless and verifying feels obvious.
Every cause and beneficiary is verified on the ground. If we can’t verify it, we won’t publish it.