Mukti Mission Inc

Lifegiver fund:monies given to the lifegiver fund by our partners in 2024 have been used to support the ongoing operations work of the pandita ramabai mukti mission in india. Partners can also directly contribute to the support of individual residents through lifegiver sponsorship, providing a haven, a family atmosphere, clean clothes, clean water, educational opportunities through grad level, medical care, career training/opportunities, and spiritual empowerment.50k opportunity:for the fifth year, we promoted projects at mukti mission during our year-end 50k opportunity where we selected projects totaling us$50,000. In 2024, we fully funded fifteen projects. They will be bought/installed in early 2025.tech projects:with the constant changes in technology, it is important that the mukti schools and administration offices have adequate hardware to maintain their edge in the global economy. During 2024, we funded the purchase of computers for the offices and school computer labs, as well as printers.

Orchard project fund: this fund provides operation costs for fifteen (15) locations across india caring for 730 children in residential, daycare, and community development projects. Operation costs include providing residents with clean clothes, clean water, education choices and tutoring, medical care, career training/opportunities, and spiritual empowerment.orchard project: nimboothe nimboo home for girls was completed in 2024. This home will supply a haven for an initial 20 girls with a capacity of 80. It is located on an acre of land and is fully walled and gated. It is adjacent to the lantana home.orchard project: nutmeg:the nutmeg home for girls is mukti's original orchard project home, started in 1993. The facility was nearing its life expectancy of 60+ years. We raised funding to demolish the current structure and build a new building for the girls. The home will be identical to the homes built at lantana (2023) and nimboo (2024). Construction began in december 2024 and is expected to be completed in late 2025.

Ag fund:the goal of the agriculture department is to increase the mission's sustainability by providing sufficient quantities of milk, grains, and vegetables to feed over 600 individuals daily. There are also cash crops grown to supplement expenses. During 2024 our partners invested in the purchase of new farm implements: a cultivator, crop bed maker, a goat shed to house the goat herd, and the proper flooring materials for the shed. To aid in planting and harvesting over 240 acres of cropland, three water pumps were also funded to assist with water supply issues.