 About our Trust  Our Motto, Vision, Mission & Other details  Fundraising History & Utilization  Profile of some of the Scholarship candidates  Our non formal School Project  Our Annual Event – Blood Donation Camp  Volunteers & Mentor  Testimonials  Plans, Ideas & Goals  Bank Details  Stay in touch  Thank You

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2. TOPICS TO BE COVERED
 About our Trust
 Our Motto, Vision, Mission & Other details
 Fundraising History & Utilization
 Profile of some of the Scholarship candidates
 Our non formal School Project
 Our Annual Event – Blood Donation Camp
 Volunteers & Mentor
 Testimonials
 Plans, Ideas & Goals
 Bank Details
 Stay in touch
 Thank You
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3. AN INTRODUCTION
We introduce ourselves as a not for profit organization
working in the field of education. Our Trust
NOPANIANS EDUCATIONAL & SERVICES TRUST
(NEST) is a not for profit organization that’s based out
of Kolkata and established in 2015.
It was started by the alumnus of Shri Daulatram
Nopany Vidyalaya (now known as Nopany High) with
this belief that every child deserves to get an excellent
education irrespective of his caste, creed, religion or
financial status.
NEST aims to ‘Enlighten with Knowledge’ the lives of
various groups through facilitation of education to
children from economically weaker section and
“educationally disadvantaged” marginalized sectors of
the society.
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4. “He who opens a school door
closes a prison.”
-Victor Hugo
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Our Motto
RASHTRA KA VIKAS,
SHIKSHA KE SATH

5. Our vision is to provide a minimum
basic education to each and every
children of India irrespective of
Caste, Creed, Financial Status, and
Gender so that it prepares them to
navigate through a dynamic and
connected 21st century world.
We want to do this in a way which
will make the children to be a
fiscally self independent and self
reliant.
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6. The mission of NEST is to increase
access to educational programs to
meritorious needy students from the low
income group by offering support in the
form of time, mentors and money.
It is our mission to serve society well.
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7. THE PEOPLE WE SERVE
1) Girl child to support education.
2) Meritorious student from LIG strata of the
society irrespective of caste, creed and
religion.
3) Non formal schools for street children from
marginalized sectors.
4) Schools for the needy.
5) Supporting the nation during SOS situations.
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8. Now that most of us are reasonably established in life,
it's our turn to sit back, ponder and give back to the
society in whatever little way we can.
We have given scholarship to many meritorious
students from LIG section of the society and those
needs to be routinely funded for their sustained
education.
We have joined hands with like minded people, friends
and associates to do our bit for the society which we
have not been able to do individually due to scare
resources, time and ideas.
To Give Back To The Society
To Help Less Privileged Students Of Our Society
To Do Philanthropy Jointly
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9. NEST aims to ‘Enlighten with Knowledge’ the lives of various groups
through facilitation of education to children from economically weaker
section and “educationally disadvantaged” marginalized sectors of the
society. Our major funds are used to give scholarships to meritorious and
needy students from the lower income group of the society.
NEST supports non formal schools for street children from marginalized
sectors for their various requirements like safe & clean drinking water,
stationeries, winter garments. We also depute specialized teachers for
improved performance.
NEST also contributes to various other causes. We conduct annual Blood
Donation camps and also contribute towards national calamities. We also
support few other orphanages and old age homes.
Education Scholarship & Grants
Supporting non formal schools for the needy
Donating to other Causes
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Article Published in TOI, Kolkata on 29th Dec 2018

10. The Role of NEST
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11. Most of our fund raising have been on case to case
basis as and when required. We are yet to have a
formal annual fund raiser.
MEMBERS'S ANNUAL
FUNDRAISING
NEST is spreading wings and off late have been
receiving corporate funds for our welfare activities.
Soon we will approach corporates with projects for
their CSR funds.
FRIENDS, ASSOCIATES AND CSR
FUNDS
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12. HOW MUCH WE HAVE RAISED IN THE PAST
Rs. 518 K
2015 - 16
Rs. 121 K
2016 - 17
Rs. 92 K
2017- 18
Rs. 327 K
2018-19
Rs. 305 K
2019 Till date
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13. EDUCATION & NON EDUCATION BASED
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
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15. Pursuing MBBS, BPL Family
Son of a day labourer and is from a
very low income group. He is pursuing
MBBS from Midnapore Medical
College. We have given him monthly
scholarship to pursue MBBS and
take care of his hostel expenses.
Pursuing Higher Secondary &
Preparing for NEET 2020 from
AAKASH Coaching Institute. BPL
Family
Bisvajeeth is son of a office boy and is
from a low income group. He topped
his school in Madhyamik. We are
funding his two year NEET Coaching
from AAKASH Institute so that he can
pursue his dream to be a doctor.
90% in Madhyamik. BPL Family.
Father expired 15 days before
exams.
Krishna wants to pursue science
stream in Plus two. We are funding
the girl child to achieve financial self
independence with able education.
87% in Madhyamik. BPL Family.
Father is helper to a mason.
Sampa wants to join science stream
in Plus two. We are funding the girl
child to achieve financial self
independence with able education
and right mentoring.
90% in W.B. Higher Secondary
Exams. BPL Family.
Ohid is son of a farmer who is working
on leased land. They have no means
to pursue further studies. He wants to
pursue Physics (Hons) and take up
research later. We are funding his
dream to take shape.
90% in W.B. Higher Secondary
Exams. BPL Family
Satyabrata's father is mentally
disabled and mother is a domestic
help. They have no means for
furtherance of his education. He
wants to pursue History (Hons) along
with a ITI course. We are funding his
dream to be financially self reliant.
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16. NEST has been taking care of various educational requirements of this non-formal, non-
government aided school which has approximately 100 students from the locality who are
from the lowest strata of the society. We have appointed 6 teachers to take care of the quality
of education. We have been continuously helping them to improve the infrastructure and
systems at the school.
WE ARE AIMING TO MAKE IT A MODEL PROJECT FOR US. IMPROVEMENTS ARE ONGOING.
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18. TRUSTEE – CUM - MENTOR IN CHIEF
Businessman with 25 years experience in plastic
packaging industry. Widely connected in Social
Activities with many other NGOs
Handled lots of clubs, associations and philanthropic
activities.
About Rajesh
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Fundraising Experience

19. Aditya Pasari Giriraj Daga
Navin Lath Yogesh Dassani
Binode Mohata
Rajesh Agarwala Sushil Mall
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20. Amit Jaiswal [BANGALORE]
CFO - Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd
Ashiwini Kumar Tripathi [KOLKATA]
Director - Stewart & Mackertich Wealth
Management Ltd
Pramod Rajgaria [DUBAI]
CEO – Star Cement, Overseas Cement Business of
UltraTech Cement Limited, Aditya Birla Group
Rakesh Tiwary [MUMBAI]
CFO - Adani Electricity Mumbai Limited
Sanjay Churiwala [HYDERABAD]
Senior Director – Xilinx India Technology Services
Sanjay Lakhotia [GURGAON–NCR]
Founder - Noble House Consulting PTE
and Aamoksh One Eighty
Vijendra Surana [KOLKATA]
CFO and CS - RS Software Ltd
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22. Nopanians are our
biggest volunteers
in terms of time and
money devoted to
this philanthropic
trust. We wish to
make it the CSR
arm for all Nopany
batchmates.
Nopanians
Our family,
friends and kids
are one of the
biggest strength.
They have stood
besides us
during all our
projects and
activities.
Family & Friends
Our trained
teachers
appointed in non
formal schools
are our
volunteers too.
Teachers
Members of the
community we
work with help us
to achieve our
desired results
effectively. They
help us in
identifying
weaknesses.
Community
Members
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23. We are always looking for passionate and dedicated
individuals who share our philosophy and vision of
transforming access to quality education for all children,
everywhere.
We are also open to inter-NGO collaboration as well as
co partnering in any project matching our vision with like
minded people, organisations to achieve scalability and
sustainability.
If you’re interested in any of our projects, and feel like
you have the right skills and mindset to be part of our
dynamic team, then mail us on nopanians@gmail.com.
HOW YOU
CAN HELP
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We're open to suggestions from everyone amongst
our members, friends, well wisher and anyone in the
community. We know there is always a scope for
improvement. Mail us your suggestions on
nopanians@gmail.com.

24. Nopany Alumnus
A great platform given by
seniors to Nopanians
Amitabh Saraogi
Special Correspondent at The
Times of India
It is citizens like you and
your colleagues in the trust
who bring smiles on other
people's faces
Zeeshan Jawed
General Manager at Olam
International (Russia)
We are lucky to have had
come up with such and
idea and actually went
ahead and implemented
it. I am sure we would
have enough reasons to
take pride on our NEST.
Ajay Gupta
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25. •Regular monthly meeting of the
trustee and devoting more time on
the ground level.
•Find projects and apply for CSR
funding
For the Trustees
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•Tapping more students from rural
area for better education and
making them self reliant.
•Implement a plan to adopt a school
for all round development.
•Increase the membership base to
cover all Nopanians in this noble
deed.
For the Trust

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80 G DONATION DECLARATION
Donations to the Trust are exempt U/S 80G(5)(vi) of The IT Act, 1961
URN : AACTN2068B/10/15-16/T-0158 DT.15-02-2016
Bank Name Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd
Branch Middleton Street, Sikkim House
Address 4/1, Middleton Street, Sikkim House, Kolkata 700 071.
A/c Name Nopanians Educational & Services Trust 1987
Address
26 P.K.Tagore Street, Mathuresh Sadan,
1st Floor, Room No.24, Kolkata-700 006.
Savings A/c 7611968590
IFSC Code KKBK0006572
UPI ID OR VPA nopanians@kotak
Bank Details of NEST

27. NOPANIANS EDUCATIONAL & SERVICES TRUST
Address:
26, P. K. Tagore Street, Mathuresh Sadan,
1st Floor, Room No.24, Kolkata-700006.
Contacts:
Phone : +91 9830043256
Email : info@nest87.com ; Nopanians@gmail.com
Website: www.nest87.com
@Nopanians
Join us for regular updates
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We would like to hear from you.
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28. WE HOPE TO WORK WITH YOU
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