Shri Nandkishore Sharda Reception Hall Constructed the Reception Hall and three classrooms at Mahalaxmi Girls' School, Pratapnagar, Jodhpur.
A scholarship buys a textbook. But a leaking roof, a missing toilet, or no place to sit can silence an education just as surely as poverty can. We build what is missing.
Bhaiya Shri Nandkishore Sharda understood early that financial assistance alone could not complete the work of education. Girls arriving at schools with dilapidated buildings, broken furniture, no drinking water, and absent sanitation were fighting two battles at once — poverty at home and neglect at school.
To remove these silent barriers, he personally arranged for the construction of classrooms, reception halls, toilets, water-huts, boundary walls, and essential furniture across multiple schools — ensuring every girl had a dignified space in which to learn.
He did not stop at personal contribution. Shri Sharda mobilised support from District Collectors, Members of Parliament, MLAs, and other public leaders, turning a Trust initiative into a community responsibility.
Halls, classrooms, and facilities built one school at a time.
Shri Nandkishore Sharda Reception Hall Constructed the Reception Hall and three classrooms at Mahalaxmi Girls' School, Pratapnagar, Jodhpur.
Kumari Basanti Manihar Commerce Block Financial support provided for construction of the Commerce Block at Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jodhpur.
Tulsi Water-hut Built in memory of Smt. Tulsi Devi across two girls' schools — providing clean drinking water where there was none.
Classroom Furniture Drive Arranged furniture for 16 classrooms across 7 girls' schools — so every student had a seat and a desk to call her own.
₹1.5 Crore+
Halls, classrooms, computer labs, and facilities constructed across schools in Siwanchi Gate, Alpbhasha Rajmahal, Jalori Gate, Bhagat ki Kothi, Rajmahal, Mahamandir, and Sardarpura — made possible by MPs, MLAs, and community contributors working alongside the Trust.
Infrastructure projects — classrooms, water-huts, furniture drives — are funded directly by trust members, community contributors, and local representatives, and are coordinated individually rather than through the Trust's standard donation channel. If you'd like to sponsor a specific project, we'd love to hear from you.
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