White Lotus Trust subscribes to the belief that real and sustainable social change takes many years and based on that premise we’ve been developing and implementing long term, community based, replicable and scaleable, education, training and community health programs since 2004.
Recognising the intersectionality of education, health and livelihoods, our programs are never siloed and rather, built in verticals that achieve their own goals as well as working in concert with governance and institutions to achieve inclusivity across youth, families and larger communities at scale.
While we have multiple year CSR donors, funding in this sector can be a year-to-year proposition. We therefore offer our CSR donors and networks access to long term programs as well as unique, one-year programs supporting components of more complex, longer-term programs. Aligning with longer-term programs also adds impact value to CSR funding by leveraging vibrant and well-developed community partnerships and their long-term development outcomes.
OUR CURRENT CSR FUNDERS
Nissan Renault Financial Services India (NRFSI)
We are deeply grateful to Nissan Renault Financial Services India for their continuing partnership and trust in us to apply their CSR funds to our Girl's Blossom Program across some 38 remote villages of Haryana and Tamil Nadu for the past three years and into the 2026-2027 academic year.
As well as ensuring regular attendance and access to education for girls and children from extremely remote areas, Nissan Corporate/Social funding has also ensured Blossom Bus riders get access to a one-on-one mentor/counselling, career and further education advisory and women's hygiene workshops and women's health facilities.
NRFSI's support for rural girls over the past three years has made it possible for us to create a significant contribution toward Sustainable Development Goals, gender balancing through increasing the number of girls in higher education and readying them to enter professions and toward financial independence.
exlService.com (India) Pvt. Ltd.
In January 2026 the Supreme Court mandated menstrual hygiene a part of the fundamental right to life and dignity under Article 21 and the right to education under Article 21A; including free sanitary pads, minimum standards for toilet infrastructure.
It's been a delight to work with exlService.com and their volunteer team as a CSR partner in delivery of our SURAKSHA, Girls Sanitation and Hygiene program, service youth in remote schools of Haryana.
Our Partners
