Lakshya Trust is a non-profit organization based in Modinagar, Uttar Pradesh, dedicated to empowering underprivileged communities through education, healthcare, and social welfare initiatives.

Lakshya Trust was officially registered on 23 January 2015 (Registration No. 4/145/19).

Lakshya Trust was founded by a group of socially responsible individuals, with key leadership from Nilu Rai, who leads Lakshya Paathshala.

The Trust operates from Baljor Enclave, Niwari – Modinagar Rd, near STP Plant, Modinagar, Uttar Pradesh 201201.

Our mission is to uplift underprivileged communities by ensuring access to education, healthcare, and community development, helping individuals break the cycle of poverty.

The Trust envisions a society where every child, regardless of socio-economic background, has equal access to quality education and healthcare.

Lakshya Trust operates on values of integrity, compassion, social justice, and empowerment, guiding its initiatives for sustainable impact.

We have educated 350+ children, transitioned 180 into mainstream schools, organized 2,500+ blood donations, facilitated 40+ eye donations, and supported 5 cadaver donations.

We track impact through tangible metrics—number of children educated, donations facilitated, and community transformations achieved.

Our grassroots approach—transforming the lives of rag-picking children alongside impactful healthcare drives like blood and eye donation—sets us apart.

Yes, Lakshya Trust is a legally registered non-profit organization under Indian law (Registration No. 4/145/19).

Yes, donations are eligible for tax deductions under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

Every donor receives an official receipt, which can be used while filing income tax returns to claim the deduction.

📞 +91 95205 07843
✉ lakshyatrustmdnr@gmail.com
📍 Baljor Enclave, Niwari Rd, near STP Plant, Modinagar, UP 201201
💻 Contact Us

Yes, our helpline (+91 95205 07843) is available for blood donation, volunteering, and general queries.

Yes, you’re welcome to visit our office. To ensure availability, please call ahead to fix an appointment. We’d love to host you!

Lakshya Paathshala is an education initiative for underprivileged children, providing them with free foundational learning and integrating them into mainstream schools.

The program targets children aged 4-12 years who are engaged in rag-picking, child labor, or have never attended school.

The initiative began in 2015 and has since transformed the lives of hundreds of children.

The Trust identifies children through community outreach, counsels parents, and enrolls the children with their consent.

The program offers free tuition, school uniforms, books, stationery, transportation, and homework assistance.

Over 350 children have studied with us; 180+ successfully entered mainstream schools.

Challenges include parental resistance due to child labour income, financial constraints, and shortage of committed educators.

By 2030, we aim to enroll every child in Modinagar and Meerut into schools, and expand the Lakshya Paathshala model to other towns.

It is an initiative by Lakshya Trust to organize blood donation camps and ensure the timely availability of blood for emergencies.

The program ensures a reliable supply of blood for surgeries, accidents, and critical care.

Since 2012, more than 2,500 blood units have been donated.

You can register for upcoming camps via the Trust’s website or helpline.

Healthy individuals aged 18–65 who meet standard medical criteria.

Yes, strict safety protocols are followed in partnership with reputable organizations like Red Cross Delhi and RML Hospital.

This program promotes eye donation to help restore vision for individuals suffering from corneal blindness.

The Trust has facilitated 40+ successful donations with local medical colleges.

Eye donation can transform lives by restoring sight and improving the quality of life for individuals with corneal blindness.

You can pledge your eyes by contacting us directly; we also conduct awareness initiatives to support eye donation.

Yes, the process is simple, non-invasive, and does not alter the donor’s appearance.

It is an initiative to encourage body donations for medical research and education to improve healthcare outcomes.

The program began in 2015 to address the shortage of cadavers for medical training.

It helps medical students and researchers gain practical knowledge, improving healthcare quality.

The program has successfully facilitated 5 body donations.

You can pledge by reaching out to us and completing the necessary documentation.

You can register as a volunteer through their website and support initiatives like teaching, event management, or awareness campaigns.

The Trust provides orientation and role-specific training to ensure effective contribution.

You can donate online through their website or directly at their office. Monetary and in-kind donations like books or stationery are welcome.

Yes, donations are eligible for deductions under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.