Donate, save up to 50% tax under Section 80G.

Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 lets donors claim a deduction (typically 50%) on donations made to registered non-profits like Educa Foundation. An 80G certificate (now issued as Form 10BE) is the official receipt you attach with your ITR to claim that deduction.

Educa Foundation is registered under Section 80G(5)(iv), so 50% of your donation is deductible from your taxable income, subject to the qualifying-limit rules (10% of adjusted gross total income). On a ₹10,000 donation in the 30% slab, that is up to ₹1,500 in tax saved.

The moment your donation clears, you receive an emailed receipt with our 80G registration number, PAN and Unique Registration Number (URN). By 31 May of the following financial year, we also issue Form 10BE — the CBDT-mandated certificate you attach with your ITR.

80G deduction is available only against income taxable in India. NRIs with Indian taxable income can claim it. Foreign donors without Indian taxable income cannot claim 80G but can donate via our FCRA-registered account and receive a foreign-contribution receipt.

Yes. Any donation above ₹2,000 must be made in a mode other than cash (UPI, netbanking, card, cheque) to qualify for 80G — every one of our online payment options meets this rule. Cash donations up to ₹2,000 also qualify.

Name of donee (Educa Foundation), PAN, 80G registration number and Unique Registration Number, address, amount donated, and mode of payment. All of these appear on your emailed receipt and on Form 10BE.

Yes. Each financial year's cumulative donations receive a consolidated Form 10BE the following May, which you attach with that year's ITR.