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Do good every week.

Small acts of kindness

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Sport Day for children of Banganga slums

Company Visit for children of LightHouse Project

Nursing Animals at YODA Shelter

Dance Celebrations with children of Happy Feet

Plastic to Plants Workshop with children

Art & Puppet Show with children of Smile Foundation

Puppet Show for toddlers of Asha Sadan

Magic Show at All Saints Home

Dance Workshop at Happy Feet

Refreshments for Diabetes Camp

Yoga Workshop for Underprivileged Children

Raincoats for Children of Sahyadri

Cricket with the Differently Abled

Playdate with children of Desire Society

Mangoes for Children with Life Shortening illnesses

Mangoes for Children fighting Cancer

Playdate with Children fighting Cancer

Protein-Rich Diet for the Underprivileged

Communication Workshop for Children of Ra Foundation

Board Games for Zilla Parishad Schools

Group Act of Kindness with Great Place To Work Institute

Musical Celebration at All Saints Home

Gifts & Supplies at Asha Sadan

Cricket with the Differently Abled

Donut Love with lesser privileged women

Cause-based Women’s Day Celebrations

Spending time with women of Sa-Ni-Sa

Shoe Painting & Distribution

Jobs for Victims of Domestic Abuse

Art Masterpiece

T-shirt Painting at Shelter Don Bosco

Ambulance for Animal Rescue

Little Heart Surgery

Arts & Craft with Children of Access Life

Stationery for Children in ZP Schools

Playdate with Animals at YODA

Dance Workshop at Happy Feet

Main Bhi Santa

Lunch & Gifts at Asha Sadan

Cricket with the Differently Abled

Playdate with children on Desire Society

Act of Kindness with Young Entrepreneur\'s Academy India

Children\'s Day Celebrations

Wheelchairs for Sion Hospital

Fruits for Animals

Sapling Plantation

Oman Cancer Association visit

Garba Celebration at Ashray

Solar Lights for Tribal Families

Group Act of Kindness with Nipun Mehta

Dance Celebration with children of Happy Feet

Birthday Celebration with children of Access Life

Painting workshop with children

Share a Sandwich

Help Kerala

Movie Screening for Senior Citizens

Superhero Memories at Happy Feet

Superhero party for terminally ill children

Sponsored Shoes for Team India for 2018 Moscow Games

Playdate with the children at Ashray

Safari with the children of Bosco\'s Boys Home

Music and Stories with RJ John

Share a Sandwich

Yoga Workshop for underprivileged children

Musical Celebration at Little Sisters of the Poor

A day at Probably Paradise Animal Shelter

Birthday celebration with the children of Access Life

Cricket with the Differently abled.

Housie Session at Paraplegic Foundation.

Playtime with the kids at Dream Girl Foundation

Nursery Rhymes for children fighting cancer at Access Life.

Distribution of beverages to metro workers

Play date with animals at YODA

Touching Little Hearts

Distribution of Adult diapers at All Saints Home

Distribution of mosquito repellants at Asha Sadan

Dance workshop at Chembur Children\'s Home

Serving a protein rich meal to 150 underprivileged people.

Musical celebration at J J Dharamshala

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does 100aweek work?

It's simple. You make a one-time contribution (Eg. Rs. 2,600 for 26 weeks or Rs. 5,200 for 52 weeks) and every week Rs. 100 from your overall contribution will be utilized for a particular cause/act of kindness of the week. It really is simple – Contribute Once. Do good every week.

You may also choose to simply discover the amazing causes we support by subscribing to our weekly mailers.
Can we come visit the end beneficiaries and the individuals/ organisations that enabled the support?

We want our donors to participate beyond their monetary donations. Hence most of our causes are experiential and participative where you get to interact with the end beneficiaries. To visit, you simply need to RSVP to the weekly event. Even subscribers may RSVP to the events.
How can I get more involved with a particular cause?

Firstly, the fact that you want to get more involved is awesome. Nothing makes us happier than enabling you to get involved in a cause you resonate with.

To start with, you can RSVP for the event and spend time with the end beneficiaries as well as the individual/organization that enabled it. This will allow you to understand the entire ecosystem better and to get in touch with different stakeholders involved in the process.

You can also reach out directly to the individual/organizations you supported – all details including a small bio will be there on the cause page of our website (Eg. JJ Dharamshala Old Age Home)
Can I donate every week recurrently instead of doing one big donation?

Current payment gateway solutions in India, don’t allow recurring payments efficiently. We look to enable the subscription functionality soon though.
What percent of my final donation will go toward the cause?

By policy, 100aWeek / 1SmallStep Foundation does not keep any fee on the donations. Even payment gateway fees on your donations are borne by 1SmallStep Foundation.

100% of your donations go towards the cause.

E.g. If you have contributed Rs. 5,200, then for the next 52 weeks a contribution of Rs. 100 per week will be made on your behalf towards our causes.
I want to donate more than Rs. 100 a week. Why limit the donation to just Rs. 100 per week?

Our vision with 100aweek is to get as many people to discover and get involved with acts of kindness as we can. At the same time, we need to be responsible with your money. To be true to this vision and ensure that money is being utilized efficiently, we limit your donation to Rs. 100 a week.

However, if you want to support a particular cause we have covered we will directly connect you with the organization. You may then participate in any ways you like with the organization directly.

How does 100aWeek select causes?

Our goal is to discover and participate in amazing acts of kindnesses. Each cause we choose either uplifts or relieves a soul. These causes could be as fun as organizing a dance workshop for underprivileged children or as earnest as helping a cancer patient pay his/her chemotherapy bills.

Though our journey on 100aweek starts with a donation or a subscription, our ultimate goal is to expand your circle of compassion. Hence we try and cover as many areas as we can – women empowerment, education, health, sanitation, animals, etc. - you never know which cause or organization resonates with which donor or subscriber.

While doing this, we remain pragmatic about maximizing impact per rupee in each cause.
How does 100aWeek ensure that the end user is benefiting?

As a best practice, we choose causes where we directly touch the end user such as providing books and stationery to children of an orphanage or food to a home of destitute. This ensures transparency and tangible impact.

In cases where the benefit is indirect Eg. Installing a computer lab in a rural school, we work with individuals and organisations that have been doing great grass root fundamental work in a specific area for a long time.

If our support is through money directly such as for medical or educational needs, then we will do a much deeper due diligence to ensure transparency and maximum impact per rupee.
Can I participate in 100aWeek without donating?

Of course. Our goal is to make people embrace the joy of giving. We are equally happy if you just subscribe to our weekly emails to discover the amazing opportunities of compassion around you. As a subscriber, you may RSVP to the events as well.
I have paid the wrong amount by mistake. What should I do?

No problem. Just write to us at contact@100aweek.in within 24 hours of your donation transaction. Let us know if you would like the full payment or part of the payment reversed. The reversal will be completed within 10 business days. Please make sure you write to us within 24 hours of your transaction.
Can I participate in 100aWeek without donating?

Of course. Our goal is to make people embrace the joy of giving. We are equally happy if you just subscribe to our weekly emails to discover the amazing opportunities of compassion around you. As a subscriber, you may RSVP to the events as well.
How does 1SmallStep fund itself?

1SmallStep is a volunteer-run organisation. It is currently self-funded through its founders and private donors. 100% of all public donations go towards the causes.

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