What are the opening hours?

Monday 9am - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 6pm Thursday 9am - 6pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 6pm Sunday 9am - 6pm

GivingPi

Home
India
Mumbai
GivingPi

Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from GivingPi, Nonprofit Organization, Mumbai.

India's first and exclusive family philanthropy focused network for families to engage, learn and accelerate philanthropy while aspiring to individually and collectively solve India's development challenges.

29/09/2025

𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞

As the festive season draws near, we want to take this opportunity to reflect and give thanks. At GivingPi, we are deeply grateful for the families who make up this community - for their generosity, vision, and commitment to building an India where a billion thrive with dignity and equity. In the coming weeks, we will be spotlighting and giving thanks to members who have championed GivingPi’s journey. Each has played a vital role in shaping GivingPi into the vibrant, trusted community of philanthropists it is today.

------------------------------

At GivingPi, we are privileged to witness our Founders Circle Members champion bold, holistic approaches to philanthropy. Gurpreet Sunny Singh, Founder of Roundglass Foundation, has been at the forefront of reimagining wellbeing in its truest sense, for people, communities, and the planet.

Through the Foundation, Sunny has built one of the most ambitious models of community transformation in Punjab, with initiatives across education, sports, women’s empowerment, environment, and healthcare. From revitalizing schools and reviving sports culture to advancing women’s leadership, restoring biodiversity, and strengthening wellbeing, his work reflects a deep commitment to creating systems change at scale.

Sunny’s leadership and belief in philanthropy that centers people, the planet, and purpose have been invaluable to GivingPi’s journey. His vision reminds us that true progress lies in nurturing holistic wellbeing for communities.

Learn more about the Roundglass Foundation here - https://rgfglobal.org/

Read more about Sunny’s vision and journey in this feature piece in The Philanthropist - https://thephilanthropist.org/article/paying-it-forward-nurturing-wholistic-wellbeing-through-philanthropy

03/09/2025

Family philanthropy is at its strongest when generations don’t just succeed one another, but lead together.

In this episode, we spotlight Anupama and Sumana Dalmia of Seekho Sikhao Foundation, a mother–daughter duo proving how shared values and complementary strengths can power a common mission. Anupama brings conviction and clarity shaped over years of experience, while Sumana brings fresh energy and new perspectives that challenge and enrich the work.

Their story is a powerful reminder that intergenerational leadership is not about transition, it’s about collaboration. When families create space for dialogue, trust, and partnership across generations, philanthropy becomes more adaptive, resilient, and enduring.

Listen now to discover how the Dalmias are building a model of family philanthropy that is both timeless and forward-looking.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/intergenerational-philanthropy-in-action-anupama-and-sumana-dalmia-seekho-sikhao-foundation-13499589.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

01/09/2025

Philanthropy is most powerful when it carries forward both legacy and renewal.

In this episode, Anupama Dalmia and Sumana Dalmia of Seekho Sikhao Foundation show what happens when generations don’t just hand over the baton, but run the race together. Their partnership blends conviction with curiosity, tradition with innovation, and values with vision, proving that family philanthropy can evolve while staying deeply rooted.

This is not a story of succession. It’s a story of collaboration of two generations aligning strengths to build something greater than either could alone.

Tune in to see how the Dalmias are redefining what intergenerational philanthropy looks like in action.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/intergenerational-philanthropy-in-action-anupama-and-sumana-dalmia-seekho-sikhao-foundation-13499589.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

29/08/2025

In the last episode of this season of 'Catalyzing Change: The Power of Philanthropy', we explore how intergenerational leadership is shaping the future of family philanthropy through the story of Seekho Sikhao Foundation.

Mother–daughter duo Anupama Dalmia and Sumana Dalmia reflect on how enduring values and clarity of vision provide a strong foundation, while new perspectives bring fresh energy and resilience. Their journey shows how complementary strengths and a shared sense of purpose can align across generations to power a common mission in philanthropy.

To listen to the full conversation, click here - https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/intergenerational-philanthropy-in-action-anupama-and-sumana-dalmia-seekho-sikhao-foundation-13499589.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

27/08/2025

Philanthropy from the Indian diaspora is entering a new chapter, one that goes beyond charity to driving systems change.

In this episode, Nandkishore Kalambi, Chairperson of the Board, Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE), USA, shares his journey of anchoring his giving in biodiversity and natural capital, and why diaspora philanthropy holds unique power. With global expertise, lived experience, and vast networks, diaspora leaders can unlock possibilities that strengthen India’s nonprofits, fuel innovation, and create long-term impact.

Listen in to discover how diaspora givers like Andy are redefining what it means to give back, turning capital into catalytic change for India’s future.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/indian-diaspora-powering-new-possibilities-for-india-s-social-sector-andy-kalambi-chairperson-of-the-board-atree-usa-13481076.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

25/08/2025

Philanthropy from the Indian diaspora is entering a new chapter, one that goes beyond charity to driving systems change.

In this episode, Andy Kalambi, Chairperson of the Board, Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE),USA, shares his journey of anchoring his giving in biodiversity and natural capital, and why diaspora philanthropy holds unique power. With global expertise, lived experience, and vast networks, diaspora leaders can unlock possibilities that strengthen India’s nonprofits, fuel innovation, and create long-term impact.

Listen in to discover how diaspora givers like Andy are redefining what it means to give back, turning capital into catalytic change for India’s future.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/indian-diaspora-powering-new-possibilities-for-india-s-social-sector-andy-kalambi-chairperson-of-the-board-atree-usa-13481076.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot

14/08/2025

What does it take for philanthropy to not just fund change, but inspire people to lead it?

In this episode of ‘Catalyzing Change: The Power of Philanthropy’, Swati Apte , Founder of the Kshirsagar Apte Foundation and Co-Founder of The Arts Quotient, shares how her early volunteering experiences shaped her belief in the power of citizen-led action.

She shares the journey of Mumbai Ekatra, a unique initiative that brings together individuals and communities to identify the issues they care most about - from local infrastructure to environmental action - and work collectively to solve them. For Swati, family philanthropy is not only about providing resources, but also about creating the conditions for leadership to emerge, trust to be built, and civic participation to thrive.

This conversation is a reflection on how giving can spark a ripple effect - where empowered citizens become changemakers, and communities become active participants in shaping their own futures.

Listen now: https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/nurturing-community-action-through-family-giving-swati-apte-founder-kshirsagar-apte-foundation-co-founder-the-arts-quotient-13456594.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

13/08/2025

Philanthropy in India is undergoing a quiet but powerful shift. More and more professionals are moving beyond their corporate careers to bring their skills, networks, and values into the social sector, and in the process, expanding what it means to be a giver.

In this episode of ‘Catalyzing Change: The Power of Philanthropy’, Prasad Baji, Mumbai Chapter Chair and Board Member of SVP India, reflects on his own journey from investment banking to philanthropy. He shares how individual philanthropists can play a unique role by directing resources towards causes and communities often overlooked by larger donors.

Tune in for an insightful conversation on why these professional givers are shaping a more diverse, responsive, and inclusive future for Indian philanthropy.

Listen now: https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/india-s-new-age-of-professional-givers-prasad-baji-mumbai-chapter-chair-and-board-member-svp-india-mc-unusual-suspects-13423699.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

11/08/2025

In India’s New Age of Professional Givers, Prasad Baji, Mumbai Chapter Chair & Board Member of SVP India, explores the rise of professionals entering the philanthropic space. These are individuals who, having achieved financial security, are bringing far more than money to the table: they offer sectoral expertise, lived experience, and strong networks that can be strategically mobilized for impact.

This growing cohort is redefining what it means to give, applying strategic thinking, leveraging relationships, and engaging deeply with the causes they support. Their approach signals a promising shift towards more intentional, informed, and systemic philanthropy in India.

To listen to the full conversation, click here - https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/india-s-new-age-of-professional-givers-prasad-baji-mumbai-chapter-chair-and-board-member-svp-india-mc-unusual-suspects-13423699.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

08/08/2025

In the latest episode of ‘Catalyzing Change: The Power of Philanthropy’, Prasad Baji, Mumbai Chapter Chair and Board Member, SVP India, reflects on a powerful and emerging trend - the growing presence of professionals in Indian philanthropy.

Drawing on his own transition from a career in corporate investment banking to the social sector, Prasad shares compelling insights into how professionals are entering the philanthropic space with a sense of purpose, strategic intent, and a desire to contribute beyond capital.

This episode offers a nuanced lens into how the convergence of professional acumen and social purpose can accelerate social impact while also inspiring a new generation of leaders to participate more deeply in India’s development journey.

Tune in to the full episode here - https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/india-s-new-age-of-professional-givers-prasad-baji-mumbai-chapter-chair-and-board-member-svp-india-mc-unusual-suspects-13423699.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

06/08/2025

In a sector where individual giving often happens in silos, Tara Singh Vachani makes a compelling case for why building a strong philanthropy infrastructure is just as important as the act of giving itself.

As Executive Chairperson of Antara Senior Care and Managing Trustee of Max India Foundation, Tara brings both business acumen and personal conviction to her philanthropy. In this episode of ‘Catalyzing Change: The Power of Philanthropy’, she shares how philanthropy networks are helping families give with greater intention, by enabling trust, collaboration, and access to high-quality support.

From the value of peer learning to the need for institutional advisory, Tara offers a clear call: if we want philanthropy in India to be systemic and transformative, we must invest in the ecosystem that sustains it.

Listen to Episode 2 here - https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/building-india-s-philanthropy-infrastructure-tara-singh-vachani-managing-trustee-max-india-foundation-and-exec-chair-antara-senior-living-mc-unusual-suspects-13371873.html

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

05/08/2025

“Real change has always come from this trifecta: government, private sector, and the development sector, working together.”

In Episode 2 of ‘Catalyzing Change: The Power of Philanthropy’, Tara Singh Vachani, Executive Chairperson of Antara Senior Care and Vice Chairperson of Max India Limited, explores why partnership, not just philanthropy, is key to India’s progress.

As a GivingPi Founders Circle Member, she shares how networks can catalyze collaboration across sectors, unlock deeper giving, and help funders move from individual intent to collective impact.

From strengthening trust to investing in the ecosystem around giving, Tara offers a bold vision for what it will take to build a resilient, inclusive India@2047.

Listen to her powerful perspective on why the future of philanthropy lies in working together.

moneycontrol.com, Earshot, Dasra

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/building-india-s-philanthropy-infrastructure-tara-singh-vachani-managing-trustee-max-india-foundation-and-exec-chair-antara-senior-living-mc-unusual-suspects-13371873.html

Address

Mumbai

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

Website

https://givingpi.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when GivingPi posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Want your organization to be the top-listed Non Profit Organization in Mumbai?