Sattva is a social Friends Union for Energising Lives (FUEL), a registered trust, implements impactful CSR initiatives such as STEM learning, scholarships, future skills training, and entrepreneurship programs. Over the past 18 years, FUEL has transformed the lives of over one million underserved students. Founded by Ketan Deshpande, an Ashoka Fellow and Fellow from Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, at the age of 19, FUEL is dedicated to driving meaningful change.

Key highlights of FUEL’s work:

Collaborations:

• Works with leading corporate and banking institutions including Oracle, BP, LTIMindtree, Standard Chartered, and DBS.
• FUEL provides scholarships and STEM learning support to over 73,000 children of Indian Army jawans.
• FUEL helps industries in achieving their Diversity & Inclusion goals by sourcing skilled workforce from underserved communities.

Certifications and Recognitions:

• Certified under 80G, 12A, and FCRA.
• Esteemed ratings from Give, IRR, and GuideStar.
• Commended by the Hon’ble Prime Minister and President of India for its contributions.

FUEL Business School: An AICTE-approved institution for Management Studies offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with a focus on supporting higher education for underserved girls through scholarships.

Future Vision: Establishing the FUEL Skilltech & Entrepreneurship University to offer industry-curated degree courses in emerging skills like AI, Java, Digital Marketing, and Fintech.

To learn more, visit www.fuelfornation.com

Sattva is a social impact consulting and implementation firm focused on developing scalable solutions for social impact. Sattva works with corporations, philanthropists, foundations, and social organizations to help them achieve their social impact goals and maximize return on social investment. Sattva works with clients to provide end-to-end support covering research, strategy consulting, implementation, program management, impact assessment, social audit, talent solutions, capacity building services, and more. Sattva has worked with corporates and social organizations to design and co-create solutions on the ground across WASH, Food security, Healthcare & Sanitation, Digital inclusion, Energy access, and Environment. Sattva’s work with BOP communities today extends across India, South-East Asia, and Africa and we are engaged with leading multi-laterals, social organizations and corporations across the globe. To date, Sattva has worked with over 200 corporations, 50 foundations, and 500+ social organizations.

To learn more, visit www.sattva.co.in

Every year, three lakh wheelchairs are sold in India, of which two and half lakh are imported. 95% of all wheelchairs sold in India are one-size-fits-all. They restrict mobility, damage health, and lower self-confidence. Few wheelchair users can safely and independently transfer into tricycles and modified scooters. How can we expect the majority of wheelchair users to go outdoors? NeoMotion is here to transform this !

NeoMotion, an IIT Madras startup, creates transformative products for wheelchair users (elderly, physically challenged) to enable them to be an inclusive part of society. NeoMotion works with NGOs, Foundation and CSR bodies to implement impactful projects in the space of Disability. The projects are majorly looking to achieve the SDG10 Goal of Reduced Inequalities. While the end-beneficairy is a person with disability, the impact thematic areas also encompass Education, Livelihood and Para-Sports. NeoMotion was recently featured on the popular show SHARK TANK INDIA The initial products developed by NeoMotion are - NeoFly is a personalized wheelchair designed to enhance health and lifestyle. 18 customizations ensure a perfect fit to the user’s body. NeoFly covers three to five times more distance for every push. A 30% smaller footprint enhances accessibility of narrow spaces like small lifts, small toilets.

NeoBolt is a motor-powered clip-on which converts NeoFly into a safe, roadworthy vehicle. It is designed to enable wheelchair users to go out into the world, explore life, get employed and have fun! NeoBolt eliminates the need to transfer into other vehicles and can be independently attached by the user within seconds. It has a maximum speed of 25 kmph and travels up to 25 km per charge. NeoBolt can be safely used on uneven terrains. It will empower wheelchair users with a low-cost mode of outdoor mobility when compared to cars, auto-rickshaw or modified scooters.

To learn more, visit www.neomotion.in

Orion Educational Society, founded in 2007, has emerged as a trailblazer in the realm of educational excellence and community development. Our steadfast commitment to sustainable principles drives us to uplift individuals and communities through education and skill empowerment initiatives. Our primary focus revolves around providing vocational training to disadvantaged youth and women, equipping them with valuable skills tailored to today’s dynamic job market.

Furthermore, as a proud partner of NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation) with a nationwide presence, we ardently champion women’s empowerment. We are wholeheartedly dedicated to forging a more equitable society by providing women with the tools and knowledge to prosper, thereby enhancing their social and economic well-being. In collaboration with over 42 prominent corporate entities, we have had a transformative impact on the lives of over 100,000 underprivileged youths.

At Orion Educational Society, we firmly believe that education is the key to unlocking untapped potential and catalyzing positive change. Our unwavering commitment to these fundamental principles fuels our mission to leave a lasting imprint on underserved youth, women, and society at large. In doing so, we aspire to forge a brighter and more equitable future for all.

To learn more, visit https://orionedusociety.org/

RampMyCity (RMC) is a social startup on a mission to make public spaces in India truly accessible for persons with disabilities and the elderly. Founded in 2020 by Prateek Khandelwal, a wheelchair user and accessibility advocate, RampMyCity works at the intersection of inclusion, infrastructure, and impact. What began as a personal response to inaccessible spaces has grown into a national movement that has transformed over 600 public places—including schools, hospitals, parks, police stations, banks, workplaces, restaurants, and heritage sites—across cities like Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Goa, Kochi, Mysuru, and Indore.

At the core of RampMyCity’s work is a practical approach: identify existing barriers, conduct on-ground accessibility assessments, and implement low-cost, high-impact infrastructure solutions such as ramps, disabled-friendly toilets, accessible furniture, and inclusive play equipment. All modifications follow government standards, are built for durability, and are designed to blend seamlessly into existing spaces. RMC also supports long-term change by conducting sensitization workshops, training staff, and helping institutions understand how accessibility is not just compliance—it's inclusion.

RMC's work is fully funded through CSR partnerships with companies that believe in equity and inclusion. We collaborate closely with governments, schools, corporates, and civil society to drive systemic change. Whether it’s transforming rural schools or reimagining urban main streets, RampMyCity is proving that accessibility doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated—it just needs intent.

The organization’s impact and vision have earned widespread recognition. RampMyCity has been featured by major media like BBC and CNN, won awards including NCPEDP‑Mphasis Universal Design Award 2021 and CNN‑Network18 Award 2022, and its founder Prateek has received the prestigious President’s Award 2024 for social entrepreneurship.

With growing city teams, a replicable model, and deep community engagement, RampMyCity is creating a new normal—where every person, regardless of ability, can move freely, with dignity and independence. We’re not just improving infrastructure. We’re removing barriers to opportunity, participation, and equality.

To learn more, visit www.rampmycity.com