US AIF Annual Report 2021-22

Annual
Report
2021-22
AWARDS CONFERRED 2020-21
AIF won the Gold AIF won the
Award for its 7th CSR Impact
COVID-19 Relief Awards 2021 in
Response at Large COVID-19
the CSR Times Response
Awards 2021 Category
MISSION
The American India Foundation is committed to improving the lives of India’s underprivileged, with
a special focus on women, children, and youth. AIF does this through high impact interventions in
AIF felicitated for
its exceptional education, health, and livelihoods, because poverty is multidimensional.
COVID-19 relief
response across AIF’s unique value proposition is its broad engagement between communities, civil society, and
Uttar Pradesh by expertise, thereby building a lasting bridge between the United States and India. Working closely
her excellency
with local communities, AIF develops and tests innovative solutions in partnership with NGOs and
Smt. Anandiben
Patel, Governor, Governments to create and scale sustainable impact.
Uttar Pradesh
OUR CUMULATIVE IMPACT
12.9 5,420,571 940,566

MILLION UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN EMPOWERED CHILDREN AT RISK OF
AIF won the women, children and through digital technology SEASONAL MIGRATION
TheCSRUniverse youth served and interactive STEM EMPOWERED with access
COVID Response experiences to quality education
Impact Awards
2021 in the Health
Category
AIF’s Maternal and Newborn Survival Initiative 260,211 10,260 24,471 35

(MANSI) awarded the BRICS Solutions for Sustainable PREGNANT WOMEN JOBS CREATED SCHOOLS STATES & UNION
Development Goals Awards 2021 in the SDG3 (good COUNSELED on safe for persons with disabilities TRANSFORMED TERRITORIES
health and well-being) category motherhood, birth and disadvantaged through integration covered
preparedness and youth across retail, of technology
access to basic health information technology (IT)
care services & geriatric care
2 ANNUAL REPORT 2021-22 ANNUAL REPORT 2021-22 3

From Our Leadership ........... 7
AIF COVID-19 Relief Response during Wave 2 ........... 8
AIF PROGRAMS
EDUCATION
Digital Equalizer (DE) ......... 12
Learning and Migration Program (LAMP) ......... 16
PUBLIC HEALTH
Maternal and Newborn Survival Initiative (MANSI)....... 22
LIVELIHOODS
Ability Based Livelihood Empowerment (ABLE) ......... 28
Market Aligned Skills Training (MAST) ......... 32
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Banyan Impact Fellowship ......... 38
Outreach and Engagement US ......... 42
Financials US ......... 44
People ......... 46
Supporters ......... 49
Step Up to the Plate ......... 63
CONTENTS

Dear Friends,
T
his past year truly tested our resilience and determination in striving for excellence,
amidst the unparalleled ravages of COVID-19. Along with the lives of vulnerable
communities, AIF’s impact continuity plans were also put to the test, along with the
mettle of our people in facing adversity. We are honored to say that we have weathered
the storm and emerged stronger, striving towards our vision, while continuing to pursue
operational excellence and our long-term growth strategies.
Recognizing the power of synergy between the US and India and the role that these two
nations can play collectively, AIF championed multi-stakeholder collaborations with the
governments, the private sector, the civil society, and the communities, reaching out to
4.5 million Indians at the margins of society through our work in Health, Education, and
Livelihoods this year.
Although the life-threatening phase of the pandemic is thankfully in retreat, vulnerable
communities still continue to reel under the disproportionate medium-term impact of the
crisis. This past year, AIF has worked to help children bounce back from the loss of learning,
nutrition, and emotional well-being; create a re-imagined job and entrepreneurship
ecosystem in India, that not only rebuilds but also uplifts the livelihoods upended by the
pandemic; and build anticipatory capacities for disaster relief and management in public
health, while strengthening public health delivery at the last mile in underserved rural/tribal
communities.
In one of our rehabilitation efforts, designing innovative, tech-driven, solutions to
assist school children at risk of dropping out, or being left behind, AIF spearheaded its
‘Education Accelerator Model’, to address learning deficit. The initiative works to reverse
the Foundational Literacy and Numeracy regression observed and recorded in children
because of COVID-19-induced school closures.
In our Livelihoods Program, rebuilding the businesses of 1 million street vendors - India’s
nano-entrepreneurs - across 25 cities, we designed a high-impact intervention for one of
the worst affected communities - street vendors. Through Project – ‘Entre-Prerana’, AIF is
creating sustainable livelihoods for street vendors by unlocking access to $150 million of
working capital, mainstreaming their businesses through formal registration, and facilitating
access to newer e-commerce markets and platforms.
AIF also remained strongly committed and focused to ensure the health, safety, and well-
being of our people. We applaud the incredible energy put forward by the team to safeguard
the lives of the people we serve and the integrity of our operations. And, our efforts did not
go unnoticed, as AIF was awarded three of the biggest CSR awards in the country, for our
work.
In the next pages, we look forward to sharing with you how we reinforced the ecosystem
towards holistic and collective action to accelerate India’s development and our vision.
AIF ALSO REMAINED STRONGLY COMMITTED AND FOCUSED

TO ENSURE THE HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELLBEING OF OUR
Lata Krishnan Harit Talwar Nishant Pandey Mathew Joseph
PEOPLE. WE APPLAUD THE INCREDIBLE ENERGY PUT FORWARD Co-Chair Co-Chair CEO Country Director
BY THE TEAM TO SAFEGUARD THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE WE

SERVE AND THE INTEGRITY OF OUR OPERATIONS.

AIF COVID-19 RELIEF RESPONSE
A
t the forefront of COVID-19 relief
response, the American India
Foundation (AIF) worked round the
clock to augment the existing healthcare
infrastructure, which was brought to the brink
due to overwhelming needs.
Since the first outbreak, the American India
Shri Mansukh Mandaviya, Hon’ble Union Minister
Foundation mounted one of the largest relief of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India,
responses in its history, helping close to 4 inaugurating the 50-bed portable health care unit in
million people fight the health, economic, and Baramulla, Jammu & Kashmir.
social impact of COVID-19.
Shri Narendra Modi, Hon’ble Prime Minister, India, virtually
Our efforts focus on critical areas of saving inaugurating PSA Oxygen Plants set up by AIF in Motihari,
lives, fighting systemic shortfalls, bourgeoning Bihar.
poverty and inequality for the poor and
vulnerable, supporting job creation, and
rebuilding in better ways. From April 2021
through March 2022, AIF raised over $44
million through 19,217 donors and leveraged
more than $9.5 million worth of Government
Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Hon’ble Chief Minister,
assets and resources to reach 560 districts
Madhya Pradesh, and government officials at the
across 31 States and Union Territories of India launch of Mission Coron Vijay - the 360 degree Behavior
with COVID-19 relief efforts. Change Communication Campaign to address vaccine
hesitancy and myths in the identified population.
COVID-19 RELIEF RESPONSE: CUMULATIVE IMPACT

Shri Manohar Lal Khattar, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Haryana,
inaugurating the 100-bed portable health care unit in Kaithal,
Haryana.
Shri Pratap Jena, Minister Panchayati Raj & Drinking

1,869,341 377,872 31 2,682 Water, Law, Housing & Urban Development,
Government of Odisha, inaugurating the 100-bed
Beneficiaries Health Personnel States & Portable portable health care unit in Cuttack district of Odisha.
Served Benefited Union Territories Hospital Beds
53 5,414 127,628 30,720

Oxygen Oxygen Total Single-use
Plants Concentrators Equipment Ventilators
50 550 31,023 228,585

Cold Storage Oxygen Pulse PPE Kits Shri B. S. Yediyurappa, Former Chief Minister, Karnataka, at the launch of 70-bed portable health care unit in Bengaluru.
Units Cylinders Oximeters

EDUCATION

OUR COVERAGE 2021-22 LADAKH (UT)
1 District, 1 School
MEGHALAYA
3 Districts, 3 Schools
HIMACHAL PRADESH DELHI NCR TRIPURA

JAMMU & KASHMIR (UT)
8 Districts, 208 Schools 7 Districts, 221 Schools 3 Districts, 3 Schools
PUNJAB
MIZORAM
13 Districts, 427 Schools UTTARAKHAND
HARYANA
15 Districts, 537 Schools UTTAR PRADESH ASSAM
18 Districts, 54 Schools 11 District, 11 Schools
RAJASTHAN BIHAR ARUNACHAL PRADESH

12 Districts, 346 Schools 9 Districts, 13 Schools 4 Districts, 4 Schools
SIKKIM
MADHYA PRADESH 2 Districts, 2 Schools
NAGALAND
GUJARAT 4 Districts, 4 Schools
MANIPUR
DAMAN & DIU (UT)
WEST BENGAL
DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI (UT)
1 District, 1 School JHARKHAND
MAHARASHTRA ODISHA
14 Districts, 341 Schools 8 Districts, 97 Schools
DIGITAL EQUALIZER (DE)

GOA
CHHATTISGARH
8 District, 8 Schools ANDAMAN &
NICOBAR ISLAND (UT)
Digital Equalizer utilizes technology to bridge the educational and digital divide in KARNATAKA
TELANGANA
India by transforming under-resourced schools into dynamic places to teach and 15 Districts, 437 Schools
learn through collaborative, project-based learning. ANDHRA PRADESH

KERALA
7 Districts, 7 Schools 9 Districts, 42 Schools
PONDICHERRY (UT)
TAMIL NADU 4 Districts, 4 Schools
CUMULATIVE IMPACT UT - Union Territory
PARTNERSHIPS 2021-22
• Akamai Technologies Delhi NCR, Gujarat, Chemicals Limited
• Amazon Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, • IBM
• American Tower Corporation Karnataka, Maharashtra, • Larsen & Toubro - Energy
5,420,571 182,025 24,471 35

• Avantor Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Hydrocarbon
• BlackRock Tamil Nadu, Telangana, • Mastercard
CHILDREN TEACHERS ENABLED SCHOOLS STATES & UNION • Coca Cola Foundation Uttar Pradesh, and • NBA
EMPOWERED in STEM and TRANSFORMED TERRITORIES • Cognizant Foundation Uttarakhand • Quest Alliance
through digital Technology-Focused through integration covered • Dell (Cause Card) • HCL • Sterlite Tech Foundation
technology and Pedagogy of Technology • Desai Sethi Foundation • HDFC Bank • Tarsadia Foundation
interactive Science,
• Extreme Networks • Hexaware Technologies
Technology,
Engineering, Math • Government of Limited
(STEM) experiences Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, • Hindustan Gums and

HOW DE WORKS
A
n energetic, ancient city on the
Vaigai River in the South Indian
state of Tamil Nadu, known for
its Dravidian temples, Madurai, is also
Reaching the home to AIF’s STEM for Girls Program,
last mile where the 9th grader S. Harini is
rewriting her story and defining her
future. Raised by a single mother, S.
Capacity building
Harini knows firsthand what it’s like to
of teachers and
educators have aspirations and not have the tools
Technology as a Children in
pedagogy tool 10-18 age group or the means to achieve them. Her
father, who worked as a migrant laborer
all her childhood, one day decided to
leave the family and never came back.
Grappling with this abandonment, she I want more and
understood the importance of studying
Stem Student early on, so that she could support her more students to
learning learning mother, who works as a data entry classrooms into collaborative and
ecosystems outcomes Digital Content for operator earning less than $100 a interactive places for students to understand how fun
Std. 6 to 12 month. learn, while preparing them for
Gender equity in success in the 21st-century global STEM learning can be.
STEM education In spite of a deep interest in education, economy.
especially science, S. Harini found it After I made the first
challenging to get the resources and In a country like India, with a deep
21st century support needed to pursue the subject. digital divide and educational STEM tutorial video, I
skills However, once introduced to the Digital inequalities, COVID-19 further
Equalizer (DE) Program at her school, disrupted quality education delivery shared it with my DE
her participation in the Robotics Online to underserved children across the
Partnerships for
sustainable education
Advanced STEM
learning for students Quiz Competition organized by the team, country. Pivoting its approach, DE
school facilitator. She
transformation opened the doors to her STEM journey. adopted a virtual engagement and
blended teaching-learning model,
was very impressed
Encouraged by DE to participate
in multiple STEM and robotics
to ensure that learning losses are and encouraged me
curtailed. For students and teachers
competitions, she finally won first place
in a ‘Virtual Science Show-off contest.’
who lacked access to digital and to make more videos,
OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT
smart devices, DE bridged the
This motivated her to take her passion
for robotics a little further and with
gap through community/remedial helping me edit these
classes, tablets, and pen drives
the support of her mother, she started
loaded with digital content and videos, and clarified
creating robotics tutorial session videos.
worksheets that can be accessed
Integrating technology into through a set-top box. Fostering more content to help
underperforming, under-resourced the STEM ecosystem, DE continues me explain concepts
public schools, training teachers to empower teachers and motivate
in techno-pedagogy and STEM students, nurturing young minds better.”
methodology, DE is transforming who can ‘imagine, invent and inspire.’
S. HARINI
30 students from Uttarakhand took part in the STEM for Girls India (SFGI) project supported by
IBM and successfully built PICO satellites and drones. The Uttarakhand Chief Minister -
Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami lauded AIF’s efforts in this regard as well.

OUR COVERAGE 2021-22
HARYANA
No. of children 197
UTTAR PRADESH
JAMMU & KASHMIR
No. of children 5,914
RAJASTHAN JHARKHAND
No. of children 4,209 No. of children 4,104
MADHYA PRADESH
ASSAM
50 Villages
1 District
GUJARAT
TRIPURA
LEARNING AND MIGRATION MAHARASHTRA
No. of children
13,435
PROGRAM (LAMP) No. of children 24,279
The Learning and Migration Program (LAMP) is working to universalize access ODISHA
to education for children at risk of migration. Promoting special educational No. of children 59,686
KARNATAKA
CHHATTISGARH
provisions for migrant households, who have been especially hit by COVID-19, No. of children 10,473
LAMP is bringing bold solutions to complex problems.
CUMULATIVE IMPACT
• Aga Khan Rural Support • Herbalife Nutrition • St. Xavier’s Non Formal
Program (AKRSP) • Lokadrusti Education Society
• Amazon • Lokmitra • Sterlite Tech Foundation
940,566 3,269 17 • BlackRock
• Dental Hygiene
• MasterCard
• Prayas
• Swadeep
• Tarsadia Foundation
CHILDREN AT RISK VILLAGES STATES & UNION
• GiveIndia • Samerth Charitable Trust • Tata AIG General Life Insurance
of seasonal migration steered to eliminate TERRITORIES
• Government of Tripura, • SARTHI • Tata Chemicals Society for Rural
empowered with access obstacles to access covered
to quality education education Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, • Sarva Mangal Family Trust Development (TCSRD)
Maharashtra, Jammu & (MSI) • Telstra India Pvt. Ltd.
Kashmir, Haryana, Jharkhand • Shell • Unnati
• Gurukrupa Foundation • Shikshan ane Samja Kalyan • Uplift Humanity
• HDFC Parivartan Bank Kendra (SSKK) • Westbridge

HOW LAMP WORKS
S
unitabai Suresh Pawara beams with pedagogy, multilingual books,
pride as her 11-year-old son Aditya storytelling, and reading activities
shares his dream of becoming that further help a child develop
a teacher. She is delighted and more their understanding of various
Improve school
governance
importantly relieved that Aditya does languages. Once wary of Math,
Aditya now excels at it, along with
I want to be a teacher
not have to live a childhood devoid of
education. Since becoming a part of AIF’s exponentially improving his score when I grow up and
Learning and Migration Program (LAMP), on the language test to 64.58%
he along with so many other children in comparison to barely scoring spread the joy of
Seasonal
in the village Mungabari, Nandurbar, passing marks before LAMP’s
Make learning hostels Implement robust
Maharashtra have access to quality intervention. learning within my
attractive and transparent
Children mechanisms education. While LAMP’s focus has created community.”
(3-16 years) Addressing fundamental learning a meaningful impact for migrant
deficits in early education, LAMP works children and their communities, ADITYA SURESH PAWARA
to remove impediments to quality children living in remote areas
Learning Remediation- education and works with some of the of India lack similar access. A
Resource school most neglected communities in India to significant area of LAMP’s focus is
Centers readiness ensure that the children impacted by raising awareness and promoting
distressed migration and at risk of child discussion over the Right to
labor, have access to consistent, high- Education Act, thus ensuring that
Adolescent
quality, and age-appropriate education. parents, teachers, government
girls
Aditya, a grade-5 student at the Zila officials, and community leaders
Create youth Improve the quality Parishad Kendra school, attends the are equipped with the knowledge to
groups Life skills of learning in public Learning Enrichment Program (LEP) support their children’s education.
schools in migration- at LAMP’s Learning Resource Center
affected areas Pivoting quickly during the
(LRC), where he has access to learning pandemic, adopting a life-cycle
materials on mathematics and language, approach, LAMP bridges the
storybooks, along with a dedicated full educational divide through online,
Increase community and time trained Education Facilitator to
school management home-based, in-school, and
support teaching and learning before community-based learning
committee engagement
and after school hours. support, and mobile libraries.
A first-generation learner, Aditya belongs The Program continues to
to the tribal community Pawara, and provide a comprehensive suite
OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT his parents make a living by working on

an agricultural farm and also by taking
of educational interventions that
together create a full spectrum of
up odd jobs in and around the village. quality education opportunities.
“We never had this opportunity to study
and dream big. Due to my family’s poor
LAMP-Mastercard
financial situation, I started working at an
Girls4Tech program
early age on agricultural farms. Earning
impact has led the
and putting food on the table were
government of
more important than education when I
Karnataka to establish
was growing up. But now I am grateful
two STEM Resource
that AIF has allowed parents within our
Centers at the District
community to ensure a brighter future
level with the support
for our children,” says Sunitabai.
of AIF. These DIETs -
District-Level academic Speaking a tribal dialect - Pawari, Aditya
authority and nodal struggled to follow various subjects,
institutions, guiding such as math and language since
school education and the curriculum was delivered in the
teacher education in Marathi language at his school. LAMP’s
the district, through intervention helped Aditya develop an
the STEM Resource understanding of various subjects and
Centers will impact 1200 improve his scores in Math and Marathi
teachers and 25000 with the help of a multilingual teaching
students each year. approach, which combines first language

PUBLIC HEALTH

UTTARAKHAND
2,230 Villages Covered
1,510 ASHAs Trained
JHARKHAND
4,624 Villages Covered
2,013 ASHAs Trained
UTTAR PRADESH
250 Villages Covered
ODISHA
368 ASHAs Trained
MATERNAL AND NEWBORN MADHYA PRADESH

SURVIVAL INITIATIVE (MANSI) ANDHRA PRADESH

The Maternal and Newborn Survival Initiative (MANSI) utilizes a public-private 701 ASHAs Trained
partnership model to reduce maternal and child mortality. It provides resources
and support, and empowers local communities to care for mothers and children,
TAMIL NADU
while improving the local health system.
99 Villages Covered
CUMULATIVE IMPACT
• Amazon • Hospira
• Circle of Hope (COH) • Rural India Supporting Trust (RIST)
• GILEAD Sciences • Tarsadia Foundation
260,211 188,909 5,647 • Government of Andhra Pradesh,

Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, Madhya
•
•
Tata Steel Foundation (TSF)
Vivek and Vandana Sharma
PREGNANT WOMEN NEWBORNS PROVIDED COMMUNITY HEALTH Pradesh, Odisha Foundation (VVSF)
COUNSELED continuum of care through WORKERS (ASHAs)
• Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL)
on safe motherhood, home visits and counseling trained to provide with
birth preparedness and of family caregivers in quality of home-based
access to basic health home-based care care, early identification,
care services management and referral
of high-risk condition

HOW MANSI WORKS
S
omela Bangaramma, a 54-year- tool and local language by the
old ASHA worker (accredited government, it did not lead to the right
community health activists), has knowledge transfer – a very crucial
achieved 100% institutional deliveries piece of this was Bangaramma’s
Connecting Community over the last fifteen years in her small inability to read or write.
Health Ecosystem tribal village— a feat most frontline
MANSI supported and trained
workers can only dream of in rural India.
Bangaramma on the best home- The lack of
Working against decades-old myths and based care practices through behavior
Building Capacities
misconceptions around institutional change communication assets,
understanding of
Epidemic Outbreak Maternal and of Frontline Workers
Response Newborn Health delivery, Bangaramma from Koyetiguda - including a flip book. This visual tool danger signs and the
an idyllic, remote village on a hilly terrain helped Bangaramma assimilate the
in Ananthagiri Mandal, Andhra Pradesh, training and employ its techniques to
low status of women
had an arduous battle to convince provide vital information to lactating as decision-makers
the community to change their views mothers and pregnant women
and their ways, in order to save the in the region. With support from
are frequently
Health
Children lives of young mothers and newborns, MANSI, Bangaramma completed her the most difficult
Under-5 home visits, built a rapport in her
Emergencies
years Behavior Change
succumbing to age-old traditions around
community, and became a support
challenges, and
deliveries.
Communication system for women in the village. MANSI has assisted
Digital Health With 1 in every 5 child deaths and a
Innovations quarter of all maternal deaths worldwide Her efforts have resulted in improved ASHAs like me in
ante-natal checkups for pregnant
occurring in India, AIF’s Maternal and
women, improved diet intake for
becoming the region’s
Newborn Survival Initiative (MANSI) - a
Adolescents low-cost award-winning community- young mothers, breaking the silence only line of defense
Health around menstruation and hygiene
focused health Program, addresses
for young girls, and family planning.
in reversing the trend
the inequities in accessing quality and
Gender-centric
Continuous Monitoring
Programming affordable health care for mothers Bangaramma has also changed the for women.”
and Evaluation and newborns among the vulnerable narrative around the health choices
population in India. women should make and is a true ASHA SOMELA BANGARAMMA
agent of change in her community.
MANSI, along with the help of ASHAs,
MANSI is constantly working with
OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT ensures that pregnant women and
newborns receive preventive, promotive, ASHAs like Bangaramma who play
and curative care to survive and thrive. an instrumental role in addressing
The Program develops the skills of complex socio-cultural norms,
ASHAs in Home-Based Care (HBC) supporting better health choices
to strengthen individual and family through behavior change, and
knowledge about healthy behavior mitigating challenges like inadequate
during and after pregnancy, as well as health literacy. These ASHAs are
during infancy and childhood. able to improve access to quality
health services, especially in difficult
Even though Bangaramma was trained as geographical terrains such as tribal
an ASHA using pictorial communication areas with no road connectivity.
MANSI Adolescent Health Initiative (MAHI) organized Swasthya Mela for adolescent girls in
Uttarakhand and also helped the community by conducting tests to identify Blood groups in
children, COVID-19 Rapid tests, Haemoglobin tests, and counseling for adolescent girls.

LIVELIHOODS

HARYANA DELHI
108 Persons with 35 Persons with
Disabilities Trained Disabilities Trained
WEST BENGAL
88 Persons with
MAHARASHTRA
Disabilities Trained
232 Persons with
ABILITY BASED LIVELIHOOD

EMPOWERMENT (ABLE) KARNATAKA

111 Persons with
Through training and advocacy, the Ability Based Livelihood Empowerment (ABLE) Disabilities Trained
facilitates the entry of persons with disabilities into the job market, thus
TAMIL NADU
promoting inclusive growth in India 47 Persons with
CUMULATIVE IMPACT
• Cheshire Disability Trust • Microsoft
• Cheshire Homes India-Mumbai • Pahal Foundation
• Extreme Networks India Pvt. Ltd. • Sarva Mangal Family Trust
10,260 17,155 1,742 •

•
Ford Foundation
Franklin Templeton
•
•
SBI Foundation
TeamLease Skills University
JOBS CREATED PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES EMPLOYERS HIRED • Mahendra Skills Training & • V-shesh Learning Services Pvt. Ltd.
for Persons with trained in workplace Persons with Development Pvt. Ltd. • WinVinaya Foundation
Disabilities (PwDs) readiness and industry skills Disabilities

HOW ABLE WORKS
S
ajid, 28, always dreamt of
helping his father and being a
provider for his family of eight.
Never one to be deterred by his
Promote Disability Identify and expand locomotor disability, he hoped
AIF has transformed
inclusive mindset PwD participation in to pursue a career in IT and
at community level Interventions formal Indian labor systems management and went my life. There was
to break the biases markets
around disability
on to complete his MBA from a time when my
Abdul Kalam University, Uttar
Pradesh. family and I could
Target group
Skilling and
upskilling
Alliance Soon, not just his disability barely make ends
but his lack of technical meet, but today we
and soft skills became an impediment
to his job search. Marred by a series
Livelihoods program - Ability
are living a life of
Based Livelihood Empowerment
Women with
disabilities
Youth with
disabilities
of rejections, a dejected Sajid soon Program (ABLE)—INABLER leverages dignity. I am now
accepted a job that paid him a meager
salary. ‘I was struggling to find a
AIF’s easily accessible Learning
employed as a survey
Management System (LMS) to provide
Government
collaborations
Community
collaborations
job despite holding an MBA degree a mix of virtual, trainer-led, and self- eliminator at the
because I lacked the communication
ABLE skills, technical skills, and confidence
paced online classes in a blended-
National Statistical
learning format.
Small
that employers were looking for in a Commission. I am the
candidate. Since I was under a lot of India has almost 30 million persons
Innovative
entrepreneurs
with disabilities Technology based pressure to support my family, I ended with disability (PwD), of which first in my family to
market linkage
solutions
up taking up a job as a stock controller. almost 13 million are employable hold a government
Apart from the stress and long hours of yet only 3.4 million have found
Encourage and Ensure inclusion of work, the work environment at the office gainful employment, facing job. This job has
support employers disabled persons was not conducive for any Persons with enormous physical, attitudinal, not only enhanced
towards transition into in mainstream
Disabilities (PwDs) to work effectively and informational barriers to
Disability inclusive services such as skills
and efficiently,’ said Sajid. equal opportunities at work. our income but
workspace training, employment
promotion, and social They experience higher rates of also improved our
protection schemes Determined to upskill himself and turn unemployment, economic inactivity,
his life around, he soon enrolled himself and insufficient social protection, standard of living.”
in the Data Entry Operator Course which is key to reducing extreme
under AIF’s Internet-Based Livelihood poverty. SAJID KHAN
OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT Rehabilitation (INABLER) project.
With immense scope for
Providing well-rounded virtual courses improvement, AIF’s ABLE program
in communication and beginner-level is revolutionizing the industry
computer skills, INABLER empowers paradigm in India by advocating
underserved Persons with Disabilities for equal opportunities, access
(PwDs) and women with market- to employment, and promoting
relevant skills to be an active workforce inclusive growth and equity by
professional in the Banking, Data utilizing the F.A.T.E (Facilitation,
Management, and Retail sectors. Alliance, Technology, and
Implemented under AIF’s flagship Employment) model.
Leveraging AIF’s Digital Studio resources, ABLE, designed a beginner sign language course module,
which, along with being widely lauded, also encouraged organizations to step forward and seek
more support in building an inclusive culture, paving the way for more persons with disabilities
being recruited and retained in the active workforce.

OUR COVERAGE 2021-22 DELHI
1,944 Disadvantaged Youth Trained
18,380 Street Vendors Enrolled
HARYANA
407 Disadvantaged
Youth Trained UTTARAKHAND
1,134 Disadvantaged
Youth Trained
RAJASTHAN
12,369 Street UTTAR PRADESH
Vendors Enrolled 1,184, Disadvantaged
Youth Trained
GUJARAT
221 Disadvantaged
Youth Trained
MADHYA PRADESH
4,866 Street Vendors
Enrolled
WEST BENGAL
MARKET ALIGNED SKILLS MAHARASHTRA

3,657 Disadvantaged
Youth Trained
TRAINING (MAST)
35,971 Disadvantaged
Youth Trained
ODISHA
Market Aligned Skills Training (MAST) provides underprivileged youth with skills 303 Disadvantaged
training and access to formal employment opportunities. KARNATAKA Youth Trained
1,280 Disadvantaged
Youth Trained
CUMULATIVE IMPACT TELANGANA

326 Disadvantaged Youth Trained
99,951 136,625 109,463 PARTNERSHIPS 2021-22

JOBS CREATED DISADVANTAGED DISADVANTAGED
for disadvantaged youth YOUTH YOUTH • Amazon • Garware Institute Of Career • New Association of Street
across Retail, IT, Geriatric undergone specialized supported with • Bank of America Education & Development Vendors of India
Care, Electrical, Automotive, domain skilling professional readiness • BlackRock • HDFC Bank Ltd. • Saath Charitable Trust
and other Industries training
• Citibank • Hindustan Unilever Limited • Sarva Mangal Family Trust
• Dell International Services • IBM India Private Limited • Shahnaz Taplin
India Private Limited • Lokadrusti • Sparsha Trust
• EduBridge • MacArthur Foundation • Tasty Bite Foundation
• EXL Service.com (I) Pvt. Ltd • Micron Technology • Vandana and Vivek Sharma
• Franklin Templeton Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation
236 75,987 16,351
SKILLING CENTERS STREET VENDORS LOANS
established enrolled disbursed

HOW MAST WORKS
A
woman of many firsts, 32-year-old MAST leverages technology to
Rajni Devi, from Khetiawas village, provide knowledge, skills, digniﬁed
Haryana, is the first woman in work opportunities, and ﬁnancial and
Catalyzing a technology- her family and her community to break market linkages to underprivileged
enabled, inclusive, and
adaptive skilling ecosystem the barriers of gender and patriarchy youth and marginalized women and
In the last three
Interventions by pursuing a career in the automobile helps them secure jobs, manage
Transform the sector! After marriage, Rajni, a high enterprises, and make a respectable months, my life has
country’s green
livelihoods ecosystem
school graduate, completed a technical living. The MAST program begins with
a labor market scan in each region,
turned around! In
Skilling Upskilling course in Draftsman and Mechanical
trade from the Government Industrial working closely with employers to my village, it was
Target group
Training Institute (ITI), Rewari, hoping to develop the market-aligned training
curriculum that forms the heart
unheard of for
Marginalized Persons with pursue a career and support her family
women disabilities financially. However, she struggled to of the program’s skills training. women to work
Remote Employment find a job in her village, due to a lack The Skilling course combines
foundational and workforce
in the automobile
employment of basic infrastructural facilities and
Rural small Underserved industrial development. readiness skills with industry-specific sector, but after
enterprises youth
With not many options available,
skills ranging from retail, basic IT, and
healthcare to hospitality, creating
AIF’s upskilling and
Rajni was on the verge of giving up
multi-sector job opportunities for employment support,
COVID-19
Impacted
MAST Academically
weaker youth
on her dream, when she got the
opportunity to technically upskill
marginalized young people. Upon
here I am proudly
job seekers completion of the training, qualified
On job retention Marginalized Market linkage
herself in ‘Electronics and Electricals’.
candidates are placed into entry- working as a Service
Along with developing employability
tracking
job seekers
readiness skills in English
level jobs, thus creating a path to
financial independence. Focusing
Associate at Hero
comprehension and quantitative
on sustainable development, MAST Electric.”
aptitude, she was also trained in
Government also aims to transform the country’s
collaborations interview skills through AIF’s flagship
green livelihoods ecosystem through RAJNI DEVI
Livelihoods program - Market Aligned
India’s transition from a carbon-
Skills Training (MAST). At the AIF
intensive economy to a greener
Center of Excellence, located at the
economy by creating a workforce
Create job opportunities and Government ITI, Rewari, MAST is paving
promote micro-enterprises skilled in sectors such as renewable
the way for women like Rajni to access
energy, environment, climate change,
skilling, upskilling, and mentoring,
sustainable development, and waste
along with placement and employment
management.
opportunities in the sectors of IT,
OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT electricals, electronics, logistics, data
entry, and data management.
AIF launched Project
Entre-Prerana with the Leveraging the future of Electric
goal of enabling existing Vehicles and its thriving ecosystem,
street vendors to access MAST, upon completion of her
loans and increase their training, linked Rajni with a
income. But in the process, green job at Hero Electric. Now
a whole new community of a trailblazer and a role model
street vendors emerged. for other women in her
These street vendors village, Rajni is soaring
actually worked on high. Successfully
daily wage in a vendor pursuing a career as
stall owned by bigger a Service Associate
merchants. AIF enabled at Hero Electric
these daily wage workers Plant in Ludhiana,
to access loans, establish she is responsible
their own vending stall and for assembling
transform from labor to automobile parts and
micro-entrepreneur, maintaining electric
doing so the AIF team vehicles, making her
went above and beyond family incredibly proud of
defined mandate. her journey.

LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
UTTARAKHAND
HARYANA 1 Fellow
1 Fellow
JHARKHAND
DELHI 2 Fellows
3 Fellows
RAJASTHAN
3 Fellows
ODISHA
1 Fellow
BANYAN IMPACT FELLOWSHIP (BIF)

Banyan Impact Fellowship is nurturing the next generation of leaders committed
to impactful change while strengthening the partnership between the
world’s two largest democracies – the U.S. and India.
CUMULATIVE IMPACT
GENEROUSLY FUNDED BY PARTNERSHIPS 2021-22

• The Krishnan Shah • Alaap • Srijan Foundation
512 218 25 Family Foundation
• Rural India Supporting
•
•
Fair Trade Forum
Frontier Markets
• Turn Your Concern Into
Action (TYCIA) Foundation
FELLOWS IN SERVICE PARTNERSHIP BUILDING STATES & UNION
with NGOs and social CAPACITY TERRITORIES Trust (RIST) • Milaan Foundation • Vaagdhara
enterprises across India to achieve their missions covered • SAATHII • YUWA
in education, livelihoods, • Seba Jagat
public health, and beyond

HOW BIF WORKS
V
aishali is passionate about solving – YUWA in Ranchi, Jharkhand. YUWA
communication challenges and aims to empower adolescent girls by
navigating the evolving landscape providing them with employability
Sustainable impact- of the social and development sector skills and a support system. It engages
driven projects in India. She finished her graduation with the community through the local
My biggest sense of
Diverse thematic areas like in architecture but realized her girls’ school, football practices, life-
education, public health, true passion lay in working towards skills workshops, and family outreach achievement as a BIF
livelihoods, climate change,
waste management, sports,
addressing social challenges faced by sessions, to catalyze change from
fellow comes from
Robust alumni communities. within the community.
network Civil Society Impact
arts, and culture, etc.
YUWA adopting my
Her education in architecture gave Inspired by her experience of working
her the right tools to work on creating with Rural communities through the working models on
Fellows systems and structures, which could fellowship, Vaishali is gearing up for feedback mechanisms
a career in social development and
be adopted by organizations and help
innovation as she pursues her MSc in as part of their
US Service India Service them further strengthen their programs.
Track- a 12-14 Track-a 10 Focus on fellows’ After finishing her undergraduate,
Development and Rural Innovation long-term program
month service month service at the Wageningen University &
opportunity opportunity
learning outcomes
and leadership
Vaishali deployed her learnings in a non-
Research, Netherlands. sustainability. These
in the US for for Indians and profit that specialized in designing and
Indians (27-35 Americans (21-
development
through building dignified housing for the urban An engaging leadership development Monitoring and
Strategic 35 years old)
importance
years old)
BIF
conferences,
speaker
and rural poor. program for talented American Evaluation tools will
in the US- Advance Build capacity and Indian young professionals,
India corridor Indian and A binational voluntary of partner
engagements, As part of the first cohort of AIF’s Banyan AIF’s Banyan Impact Fellowship is help YUWA analyze
US civil service program that exposure visits,
Impact Fellowship (formerly known as
society strengthens US-India
organisations
across India and
and global
William J. Clinton Fellowship for Service
an immersive program designed to qualitative and
exposure build the capacity of grassroots and
ties and builds future
leaders
the US
in India), Vaishali worked on system emerging organizations in India and quantitative data, and
strengthening, grounded on rigorous adopts a unique model of ‘service measure indicators
data collection, for her Host organization leadership’ and development.
for the success of
Knowledge Investment in the their programs.”
creation through leadership development
blogs and of the next generation
of global changemakers VAISHALI
publications
OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT
Prakriti Pandia, an AIF Fellow, conducting a session on “social-emotional learning” with a group of
teenage boys at Mangura Panchayat, Jharkhand. Prakriti designed and conducted interventions
in the form of workshops for over 800 adolescents and women, tackling issues of child or early
marriages, sex education, and gender discrimination in three marginalized districts of Jharkhand.

OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT
Virtual New York Gala New England “Save Lives” Campaign
Harit Talwar and Lata Krishnan, AIF Board of Spearheaded by Jonathan Bush and Raj
Directors, Co-Chairs, Nishant Pandey, CEO, AIF, Sharma and supported by Abhijit Gupta and
Ali Velshi and Reena Ninan (AIF 2021 NY Gala Prakash Khot, New England Chapter’s “Save
Co-Hosts) thanking the attendees for joining Lives” campaign raised $1.98M for COVID-19
the event. The New York Virtual Gala raised relief in India.
$1,681,721.
Virtual Fireside Chat
Nishant Pandey, CEO, AIF,

facilitating an audience Q&A
between Indra Nooyi and
Ajay Banga.
California Board Fundraiser for AIF COVID-19 Response
Sumir Chadha, CA Board Chair,

Nishant Pandey, CEO, AIF, and
Professor Anurag P. Mairal,
FINANCE
Stanford University.

FINANCIALS US
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES SUPPORT & REVENUE TRENDS
AS OF MARCH 31, 2022 AND 2021 FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 2022 AND 2021
Amount in USD Amount in USD FINANCIAL YEAR REVENUE (USD) EXPENSES (USD)
2002 6,566,682 3,221,916

2022 2021 2022 2021
2003 4,906,374 3,393,706
ASSETS SUPPORT & REVENUE
2004 3,397,630 3,213,441
Cash & Cash Equivalents 10,531,208 3,764,743 Contribution & Grants 42,275,531 6,044,578 2005 5,653,276 5,403,197
Investments 17,218,552 6,854,555
Benefit Events Income (net) 2,646,661 3,767,904 2006 7,913,760 6,875,704
Unconditional Promise to Give - 502,885
Investment and Other Income 51,890 517,236 2007 10,029,646 10,168,280
Contribution receivable 10,000 -
2008 9,251,271 9,782,873
TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE 44,974,082 10,329,718
Advance to AIFT 6,974,329 -
2009 9,584,062 8,675,947
Prepaid and Other Assets 130,037 32,857
2010 7,963,333 8,376,686
Property and Equipment (net) 9,007 14,481 UTILIZATION
2011 7,364,056 7,140,853
Security deposit 33,686 - PROGRAM EXPENSES 2012 7,123,923 7,176,917
TOTAL ASSETS 34,906,819 11,169,521
Education 640,086 944,293 2013 7,032,832 7,022,358
Livelihood 529,289 541,325 2014 6,246,216 6,149,698

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2015 8,115,120 6,731,687
Public Health 1,164,013 1,113,186
Accounts & Other Payables 5,504,504 332,576 2016 8,672,622 7,485,187
Digital Equalizer 484,820 691,945
TOTAL LIABILITIES 5,504,504 332,576 2017 7,789,852 9,367,860
Clinton Fellowship 281,643 578,918
2018 10,894,678 10,256,260
COVID-19 21,488,700 2,729,378 2019 8,699,251 8,083,102
NET ASSETS
Educaiton, Awareness & 2020 11,249,074 9,970,997
Without Donor Restriction 9,108,758 5,969,608 322,335 298,205
Engagement 2021 14,753,339 11,448,251
With Donor Restriction
PROGRAM SERVICES - TOTAL 24,910,886 6,897,251 2022 61,916,414 39,258,135
Time and Purpose Restriction 19,693,557 4,267,337
Management and General 825,108 537,279 Total 225,123,411 189,203,055
Perpetual in Nature 600,000 600,000
Total with Donor Restriction 20,293,557 4,867,337 Fundraising Expenses 672,718 929,340
TOTAL NET ASSETS 29,402,315 10,836,945 TOTAL EXPENSES 26,408,712 8,363,870

AIF - REVENUE & EXPENSE TRENDS (USD)
TOTAL LIABILITES & INCREASE (DECREASE) IN
34,906,819 11,169,521 18,565,370 1,965,848
NET ASSETS NET ASSETS 80000000
NET ASSESTS
$29.4M SUPPORT & REVENUE UTILIZATION
60000000
6% 3% 3%
40000000
20000000
TOTAL ASSESTS
$34.9M 0
94% 94%
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
Contribution and Grants Program Services
NET LIABILITIES Benefits Events Income Management and General
$5.5M Revenue (USD) Expenses (USD)
Investment and Other Income Fundraising Expenses

PEOPLE REGIONAL BOARD
NEW YORK TRI-STATE
Lata Krishnan
Naitry Marini
Krisan Swaminathan
Linita Shah
GLOBAL BOARD Farah Khan Shashin Shah Jayant Tambe Nammy Patel Rajesh Swaminathan
Partner, L Catterton Founder & Managing Partner, (Co-Chair) Riyad Shahjahan Seema Deshpande
Lata Krishnan Think Investments
Co-Chair, Chief Financial Officer, Jayant Tambe Raj Seshadri & Rick Ostrander Robert Chatwani Shubi Arora
Shah Capital Partners Partner, Jones Day Sumir Chadha (Co-Chair - April 2021 - January 2022)
Vice Chair & Chair, Development Rohan Shah Vijay Murugappan
Karan Ahooja Niharika Cabiallavetta
Harit Talwar Committee, Co-founder & Managing Shashin Shah
Principal & Portfolio Manager at (Co-Chair - January 2022)
Co-Chair, Board Member, Mastercard
Eminence Capital
Director, Westbridge Capital
Yamini Rangan FOUNDER’S CIRCLE
& Infostretch, Former Chairman Abhinav Anand & Hitika Tanwar
Venkat Srinivasan Abhinav & Hitika Anand
of Marcus, Goldman Sach’s Global Michael Steinberg Ajay & Malini Khorana
Managing Director,
Consumer Business Managing Partner, Steinberg Asset REGIONAL BOARD - Adarsh & Ranvir Trehan
Innospark Ventures Amit & Sonali Garg
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Victor Menezes Anish & Dhwani Shah
Chair Emeritus, Nishant Pandey Chair Emeritus, Sunita & Dr. Brian Pereira Andris Zoltners
Vice Chairman, General Atlantic Chief Executive Officer, Anjali & Deven Sharma (Chair)
Retired Senior Vice Chairman, Anil & Rajni Monga
American India Foundation Citigroup Aparna Ramaswamy
Ash Lilani Amita & Sanjiv Chopra
Pradeep Kashyap Arun & Asmita Bhatia
Managing Partner & Co-Founder, Vijay Vishwanath Ashish Chandarana Anu Chitrapu & Rama Ramakrishnan
Saama Capital Director Emeritus & Co-Chair, Senior Partner, Bain & Company Arvind Raghunathan & Sribala
Council of Advisors Ashish Contractor Farida & Imtiaz Kathawala Subramanian
Ashish Dhawan Vimal Bahuguna Bhaskar Menon
Prashant Lal President, Drona Group, LLC Gita Iyer & Vijay Vishwanath Ashish & Ritu Jain
Founder and Chairman,
Central Square Foundation & Partner, Hudson River Trading Gopi Tamanna Joan & Bill Boecke
Vivek Bantwal Ashish & Varsha Kaura
Ashoka University Raj Seshadri Global Markets Division New York, Gouri Sadhwani & Paul Giacomini Meena & Sundar Subramanyam Atul & Parita Singla
Diaz Nesamoney President, Data & Services, Goldman Sachs Hannah and Harish Sharma Nalini & Raj Sharma Bhikubhai & Pushpa Patel
Vice Chair & Chair, Governance Mastercard
Hari Moorthy & Lavanya Hari Namita & Santhana Krishnan
Committee, President & CEO, Jivox Raj Sharma Carl Pope & Shahnaz Taplin
Corporation Harit & Reena Talwar Nithya Iyer & Navjot Singh
Director Emeritus, Managing Director Deepak & Christina Kamra
of Wealth Management & Head, Jay Bhinde Pratima & Venkat Srinivasan
Dr. Brian Pereira Dinesh & Ila Paliwal
The Sharma Group Kamal Shah
President & CEO, Visterra Preetha & Mammen Chally Dr. Nammy Patel
Riaz Taplin Karambir Singh Kang
Dr. Tasneem Chipty Ramani Varanasi & Vin Antarkar Drs. Manjeri & Hasi Venkatachalam
Principal & Founder, Riaz Capital
Chair, Finance & Audit Committee Kush Saxena Sangita & Nick Thakore Farooq & Farida Kathwari
Managing Director, Rohit Kapoor
Mickey Bhatia Sumeit & Sanjay Aggarwal
AlixPartners Vice Chairman & CEO, EXL George & Karen Oliver
Pradeep Kashyap Suneeta Chacko-Varkey & Harmit & Cherra Singh
Priti & Vikram Dewan Tom Varkey
Harvey Schwartz
Priya Kambhampati Tasneem Chipty & Aleks Franz
Jitendra & Sonia Saxena
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Joan & Bill Boecke
Rajiv Kamilla
REGIONAL BOARD - CHICAGO Jonathan & Ann Marie Macrae
Rakshit Chugh
Vandana and Ravi Badlani Julian & Ana Salisbury
Rushabh Kapashi
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Shikha & Rohit Kapoor
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Jasma and Rahul Ghai
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REGIONAL BOARD - Prerna Mamgain and Ankur Gupta
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CALIFORNIA Garima Nahar and Sumit Dangi
Manu & Rika Shah
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Reena and Harit Talwar
(Co-Chair) Pradip & Shalini Patiath
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Jagadha Sivan Amiya Setu Rachna & Arun Pau
Joy Chopra Arun Dhingra Rahul & Jasma Ghai
Jyotika Gupta Dee Brown Raj & Seema Bhatia

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Program Manager, Banyan Impact
US INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORTERS
Raj & Padma Vattikuti Madhur Jaffrey
Fellowship
Rajesh & Krisan Swaminathan LEADERSHIP ($100,000 AND Neeraj-Sunisha Arora Foundation BENEFACTORS ($50,000 TO
Marshall Bouton
Louis D’souza* ABOVE) New York Life Foundation $99,999)
Ram Sundaram & Preethi Krishna Maya Ajmera
Financial Controller AbbVie Inc. Palo Alto Networks Abbott
Riaz Taplin Mira Nair Adobe Foundation Rural India Supporting Trust Alnylam US, Inc.
Roger & Stephanie Hochschild Luz Dale ADP Foundation Sarva Mangal Family Trust
Neil Lachman Alorica, Inc.
Outreach and Events Manager,
Rohan & Masha Sajdeh Pradeep Kashyap Akamai Technologies Inc. Sinha Kikeri Foundation Avantor, Inc.
San Francisco
Co-Chair & Director Emeritus Avery Dennison Corporation Sozosei Foundation Bank of America
Rohit Vishnoi
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Tambourine Foundation
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Nirmala Garimella*
Head Fundraising, New England Bristol-Myers Squibb The Krishnan-Shah Family GlobalGiving Foundation
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Chubb Charitable Foundation Foundation Google Inc.
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The Megan Sheetz and Trevor Price
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US STAFF 2021-22 Charitable Fund
Edwards Lifesceinces Foundation Joan and Michael Steinberg -
Santhana & Namita Krishnan Pratibha Srinivasan* The Olayan Group
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Satjiv Chahil The Prudential Foundation
Chief Executive Officer Chief Operating Officer FIS Charitable Trust
Sharad & Mahinder Tak The Sage Foundation
Goldman Sachs & Co. Joseph Family Fund
Anee Brar Uber USA LLC.
Shashin & Aishwarya Shah Proshawn Chakravarty* IBM India Private Ltd McKinsey & Company
Development Director - West Coast, The Vivek and Vandana Sharma
Development Officer John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur NBA
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Foundation Family Fund Occidental Fire & Casualty Co
Ritu Prasad
Shiv & Tinnie Grewal Anshu Grover* Jones Day Walgreens Stone Soup Fund
Chief Financial Officer and
Somesh & Seema Khanna Executive Assistant to CEO The Klarman Family Foundation WestBridge Capital T. Rowe Price Foundation
Chief Operating Officer
Lowe’s Companies, Inc. William F. Harnisch Foundation Tara and Victor Menezes - The
Stephen & Susan Scherr Anthony Maselli
Shaqua Randle* Mastercard Impact Fund WindRose Health Investors Menezes Foundation, Inc.
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Database officer MetLife Foundation Zscaler, Inc. The Baupost Group, L.L.C.
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Volunteer
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Boston
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Digital Marketing Officer
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Frank Wisner Events
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K. Srinath Reddy
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Western Asset Management Garrison LLP Acxiom Friends of the Loew’s Family Fund Johnson & Johnson
Puranik Family Charitable Fund Adobe Gannett Foundation The Buddha Fund Juniper
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Acxiom Corporation Rudolf Steiner Foundation American Tower Corporation Genpact The Hatfield Family LA Gauge Company, Inc.
Amalgamated Bank Saama Capital Aon Genpact Limited The Kunal Patel Foundation Live Oak Media Ventures, ULC
Amara Restaurant LLC Silver Lake Aon Foundation Groupon The Rana Fund Marsh & McLennan Companies
Arbella Insurance Foundation Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Apple Halozyme Therapeutics The Samarth Foundation Maverick Capital Charities
Arun and Asmita Bhata - The America USA Inc. Ascend Learning Harrick Family Foundation The Schmitz-Fromherz Family Fund Microsoft
Arun I and Asmita Bhatia Family Tammana Family Fund Barclays Hubspot Inc. The Sikand Foundation Morningstar Company
Tarsadia Foundation Bill And Lisa Laskin Giving Fund IAC Thoma Bravo, LP MUFG
Foundation
The Albertsons Companies Boston Consulting Group Incedo Tortoise Foundation Nasdaq Corporate
Bank of the West
Foundation Bryce and Becky Johnson Family India Association of Greater Boston, Inc. TPG Global LLC Neuberger Berman
Capgemini
Fund Intel Foundation UBS Financial Services NMPPR, Inc.
Cisco The Kurra Family Charitable Fund
Cantor Springer Family Trust Intuitive Foundation Underwriters Laboratories Nirmala and Parameswar Garimella
Citi The Uttarayan
Capital Group Iron Pillar Underwriters Laboratories Inc. ON Semiconductor
FedEx TIAA
Change Healthcare Kastner Kim LLP Vaishnaw Family Fund PJT Partners
Gilead Tiger Analytics
Chapman and Cutler LLP Konkani Charitable Fund, Inc. Vesta Prana Center for Asthma & Allergy
Greater Cedar Rapids Travelers Foundation
CIT Group Inc. KPMG LLP Visa LLC
Guru Krupa Foundation UHG
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CMS Energy Foundation LexisNexis Group VMware Foundation
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Family Fund Warburg Pincus, LLC Corridor and Omega Healthcare Understanding
March Captial Foundation
Hollister Inc. Wells Fargo Bank CUNA Mutual Foundation Sidley Austin Foundation
Mayer Brown CATALYSTS ($5,000 TO $9,999)
Mastercard ZS Associates Deepak Kamra Inc. Singhal Family Charitable Fund
Millennium Medical Inc. Akuranvyka USA Inc. d/b/a Curry Up
McKinsey & Co. Dell Corporate Sol & Margaret Berger Foundation
VISIONARIES ($10,000 TO $24,999) Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Now
Medsyn Biopharma Dow South Asian Bar Association of
MSL AllianceBernstein Investments
Medtronics Foundation Aashish and Dinyar Devitre - Escalon Services Connecticut
N Ram and Indira Saladi Family Ankura Consulting Group, LLC
Micron Technology Foundation The Dinyar and Aashish Devitre Eventbrite Stanley Black & Decker
National Comm Anne Levy Fund
Morgan Stanley Foundation EXL Service Holdings Stephaine Mckown & John Brennan
NB Ventures, Inc. Association of Indian Physicans of
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Neo Ventures LLC. Northern Ohio
The Ajay Chopra and Shyamoli
PANI Foundation AstraZeneca
Banerjee Fund
Peninsula Cultural Association Atlassian
The Applied Materials Foundation
Pittsburgh Indian Community Bashambu Foundation
The Boeing Company
PointClickCare Bharatwaj Charitable Fund
The Boston Foundation
Provenir Biogen Idec Foundation
The GE Foundation
Provenir BMO Capital Markets
The Jim and Heather Pigott
Pure Storage Bradford Fund
Charitable Fund
Qualcomm BrightSphere Charitable Foundation
The Kuo Paris Family Fund
Rajgopal Family Fund Inc. The Modi Mathene Family Fund
Ramaswamy Bansal Family Broadcom TTF Foundation
Foundation Broadway Masala LLC Vikas Gupta And Pooja Mittal Fund
Rasika and Girish Reddy - The Reddy Catalyst Where Music Carries Us
Foundation Ciccolo Family Foundation Wiley Publishing, Inc.
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Foundation Inc. Commercial Bank of California ZS Associates
S&P Global Foundation Crankfrog Zscaler
Salesforce.Com Curate Partners
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Simran Foundation Dell Technologies
Simran Foundation Delta Dental Michigan
Sizwin ITP Foundation Discover Financial Services, LLC
Stephen and Rosamund Forrest Ernst & Young LLP
Family Foundation Fannie Mae
Sullivan & Cromwell Farida and Imtiaz Kathawalla
TD Bank GitHub
Test Inc. Godbole Family
The Nate and Elissa Lowery Gridiron Capital
Foundation Jain Family Charitable Fund

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OUR CUMULATIVE IMPACT

12.9 5,420,571 940,566

AIF’s Maternal and Newborn Survival Initiative 260,211 10,260 24,471 35

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AIF ALSO REMAINED STRONGLY COMMITTED AND FOCUSED

BY THE TEAM TO SAFEGUARD THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE WE

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COVID-19 RELIEF RESPONSE: CUMULATIVE IMPACT

Shri Pratap Jena, Minister Panchayati Raj & Drinking

53 5,414 127,628 30,720

50 550 31,023 228,585

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HIMACHAL PRADESH DELHI NCR TRIPURA

RAJASTHAN BIHAR ARUNACHAL PRADESH

DIGITAL EQUALIZER (DE)

learn through collaborative, project-based learning. ANDHRA PRADESH

CUMULATIVE IMPACT UT - Union Territory

5,420,571 182,025 24,471 35

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PROGRAM (LAMP) No. of children 24,279

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OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT his parents make a living by working on

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MATERNAL AND NEWBORN MADHYA PRADESH

SURVIVAL INITIATIVE (MANSI) ANDHRA PRADESH

260,211 188,909 5,647 • Government of Andhra Pradesh,

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ABILITY BASED LIVELIHOOD

EMPOWERMENT (ABLE) KARNATAKA

10,260 17,155 1,742 •

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MARKET ALIGNED SKILLS MAHARASHTRA

CUMULATIVE IMPACT TELANGANA

99,951 136,625 109,463 PARTNERSHIPS 2021-22

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BANYAN IMPACT FELLOWSHIP (BIF)

GENEROUSLY FUNDED BY PARTNERSHIPS 2021-22

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OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT

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Virtual New York Gala New England “Save Lives” Campaign

Virtual Fireside Chat

Nishant Pandey, CEO, AIF,

California Board Fundraiser for AIF COVID-19 Response

Sumir Chadha, CA Board Chair,

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2002 6,566,682 3,221,916

Livelihood 529,289 541,325 2014 6,246,216 6,149,698

TOTAL NET ASSETS 29,402,315 10,836,945 TOTAL EXPENSES 26,408,712 8,363,870

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