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Join us as a philanthropic partner and bring your unique skills, resources and passion to help ATREE create positive change in our communities and the environment. Your support will enable us to pursue our mission and make a meaningful impact on the world.
Create a lasting impact by contributing to our strategic endowment. Your investment offers ATREE the financial stability needed to pursue our mission for years to come, supporting our values and making a significant difference.
Are you passionate about making a tangible impact in the areas you care about? Join us in supporting our ongoing projects and Community Conservation Centres (CCCs) that align with your interests and themes! Together, let’s transform landscapes, empower communities, protect biodiversity and create a sustainable future.
Fuel groundbreaking research and empower the next generation of conservation leaders. You can directly support PhD students or invest in our interdisciplinary higher education initiatives and support our students in their vital work, driving conservation innovation and scientific advancements. Your contribution fuels data collection, fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and helps develop sustainable solutions to address pressing environmental challenges.
Help us transform the future of our planet by supporting our infrastructure improvements. By doing so, you will empower our researchers and practitioners to conduct groundbreaking research, pioneer revolutionary conservation, initiatives and advance sustainable development.
ATREE is registered as a wholly charitable trust under Section 12(A)(a) of the Indian Income Tax Act 1961, and donations are eligible for 100% tax exemption under Section 35(1)(ii)/Section 80GGA(2)(a) of the Indian Income Tax Act 1961. ATREE is 501 (c)(3) organization in the US. Reach out to development@atree.org to discuss how you can get involved. Donations to ATREE for scientific research are eligible for 100% tax deduction under section 35(1)(ii) or section 80 GGA(2)(a) of the income-tax Act. 1961.
To know more, write to us at development@atree.org
