Where the money actually went
Every figure below is taken from a signed audit and adds back to it. Hover anything to see what it covers.
Transparency
Mahima Ministries has cared for orphaned, abandoned and destitute people in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh since 2005. Everything the organisation receives is audited each year by a firm of chartered accountants, and those signed statements are published here in full — not summarised, not selected.
The charts alongside are drawn from those statements. Choose a year and they change with it; hover any segment for the rupee amount and the audited lines it contains. Nothing is rounded for effect, and where an auditor left a caveat on their own figures it is quoted rather than dropped.
Received
₹23.31 lakh
₹23,31,029
Spent
₹19.96 lakh
₹19,96,011
Carried forward
₹3.35 lakh
₹3,35,017
Sources of funds
₹23.31 lakh
total received
How your money is spent
98.7%
to programmes
This split is ours, not the auditor's — the statements give line items and no functional classification. A cost counts as support if it would still exist with no children in care. Counted as support this year: Bank charges, internet and office maintenance. No fundraising cost was incurred.
Where does your money go
₹19.96 lakh
total spent
Foreign contribution
Mahima Ministries holds FCRA registration 010220236. Foreign contribution is received only into the designated FCRA account at the State Bank of India, New Delhi Main Branch, as section 17(1) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act requires. It is never received into the domestic account and never mixed with Indian donations.
In 2024–25 foreign contribution was ₹7,76,317 — 33.3 per cent of everything received that year.
Foreign contribution by year, as audited
Annual FC-4 returns
The FCRA Rules require a registered organisation to place its annual FC-4 return, with audited accounts, on its own website, and to publish a summary of foreign contribution received each quarter within fifteen days of the quarter’s end.
Those returns are not yet published here. They are being gathered from the filings and will be posted on this page. The audited accounts alongside already show the foreign contribution received in each year.
Where the 2024–25 figures come from
This statement carries the auditor’s note “As per the information provided by the client” — a compilation note rather than a full audit opinion. It is reproduced here because it changes how much weight the figures bear.
The expenditure column of this statement adds to ₹23,31,028 against its own printed total of ₹23,31,029. Income is ₹23,31,029, so the surplus works out at ₹3,35,018 rather than the ₹3,35,017 printed. The auditor’s figure is the one shown here; the one-rupee difference is theirs, and is noted rather than quietly corrected.
Nothing on this page is estimated. For every year the categories add back to the audited expenditure total, the sources add back to the audited income total, and income less expenditure equals the printed surplus.
Society Registration
No. 536/2005
PAN
AABAM0005D
TAN
HYDM09564C
12A Registration
HYD/2025-26/12A/16938
80G
Valid to 2032
FCRA Registration
010220236
CSR Registration
CSR00009553