We, Vaishnavi Foundation, Proudly Introduce Ourselves as India's Pioneer NGO, Which was established to help needy cancer patients. Cancer is known as the emperor of all maladies because of the fear it spreads through us all. Despite spectacular improvements in treatment, the disease continues to affect patients and those who care for them physically, emotionally, and financially. With this venture of social entrepreneurship, our volunteers and founder hope to make a small contribution to India's fight against the scourge of cancer.

Our Vision

To be a vibrant, proactive, focused, relevant, and influential federation, working together for a cancer-free future, ensuring that every patient has high-quality care and treatment with access to the full range of professionals needed.

Our Mission

To reduce the burden of cancer and improve outcomes and the quality of care for cancer patients through multidisciplinary and multi-professionalism.

There's A Role For Everyone In This Mission

Cancer Patients: Approach us for funds towards treatment costs

Individuals: Donate to us so we can help those who need your funds.

Corporate: Your larger donations enable a Larger Number Of Patients To Be financially assisted

We Provide Monetary Aid toward Treatment costs

Donations garnered from Companies, organizations, and individuals are deployed by the Vaishnavi Foundation towards providing financial assistance to poor cancer patients. The needy have to approach us and submit their financial documentation. Our volunteers and founder will analyze every case and meet with every individual in need to find and verify all details. Financial help is given through direct payment to the particular hospital that is providing treatment; no payment will be made directly to the patient.

We also operate a couple of additional public services with the slogan "A Helping Hand for a Hoping Heart."

1 Helping needy cancer patients and providing treatment for them

2 Adoption of old people

3 Education for the poor child

4 Serving animals

5 Conduct camps for medical treatments.

6 Meal facilities for needy people