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Help someone finish their treatment
Give money, give medicines, give your time, or bring your company on board. Each one helps a patient keep taking the medicine they were prescribed.
Donate funds
Donations pay for medicines we cannot get as stock donations, particularly for patients on long-term treatment.
Donations to the Trust may be eligible for a tax deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. We will send a receipt for every donation. Please share your name, address and PAN with us after donating so we can issue it.
Bank transfer
- Account name
- Helping Life Charitable Trust
- Bank
- bank name and branch
- Account no.
- account number
- IFSC
- IFSC code
- UPI ID
- UPI ID
After you donate, send us your details for an 80G receipt.
Donate medicines
We welcome surplus stock from pharmaceutical companies, distributors, stockists and chemists. To keep patients safe, we follow strict rules about what we can accept.
We can accept
- Sealed medicines in their original packaging
- Batch number and expiry date clearly printed
- At least six months left before expiry
- Medicines stored as directed on the label
- Medical supplies such as dressings and devices in sealed packs
We cannot accept
- Expired medicines, or those expiring within six months
- Opened bottles, syrups or tubes
- Loose tablets or cut strips without an expiry date
- Medicines that need refrigeration, unless arranged with us first
- Narcotic and psychotropic drugs
Partner with us
Companies: support the Trust through your CSR programme, fund medicines for a set number of patients, or donate stock directly.
Hospitals, clinics and doctors: refer patients who cannot afford their prescriptions, so help reaches them sooner.
Pharmacies: act as a collection or hand-over point in your area.
Volunteer
Volunteers help us check and sort donated medicines, keep records, guide patients through their request, and spread the word in their neighbourhood. Pharmacists and people with healthcare experience are especially welcome, but you do not need a medical background to help.