A hospital estimate arrives on a Tuesday and the money is needed by Friday. SAHYOG turns a family's situation into a page people can actually verify — documents checked, funds released straight to the hospital, and every rupee of fee written on the screen before you give it.
Everything on this page is live. Change the amount and the fee breakdown recomputes. Wait a few seconds and new supporters appear on the wall exactly the way they do on a real campaign, with the bar moving as they land.
Sort by what is closest to its goal, what is running out of days, or what still needs the most. The verified badge means a human on our team called the hospital or the institution and got an answer.
Four steps, and the preview on the right updates as you go — including the honest bit most platforms bury: exactly how much of your goal actually lands in the account.
Nothing here uploads anywhere — this is a demo. On the real platform each tick opens a file picker and a verification officer reviews them in under 24 hours.
Five steps, with the timing we commit to. If a payout takes longer than this, our operations head calls the family — the family should not have to chase us.
Every medical campaign is checked against the hospital's own listed phone number. If the treating doctor cannot confirm the case, the campaign does not go live — whatever the documents look like.
Rejected in 2025–26: 1,204 campaignsMedical funds are released to the hospital's account against an invoice. Education funds go to the institution. The organiser can see every rupee move and cannot divert it.
Personal-account payouts: zero, by designA campaign that raises 40 percent of its goal still gets that 40 percent. Nothing is returned, nothing is held, and no campaign is quietly cancelled for underperforming.
All-or-nothing funding: we do not do itWhen we find a fabricated case we file a police complaint and publish the case number in our transparency log. Silently deleting the page just moves the person to the next platform.
FIRs filed since 2018: 27Zero platform fee on medical and emergency campaigns. Five percent on education and community campaigns. On top of that, every online contribution carries the payment gateway's charge of 2.36 percent including GST, which we do not receive — it goes to the gateway. Donors can choose to cover it so the family gets the full amount, and roughly six in ten do.
You keep everything raised. There is no all-or-nothing rule here, because a family with half the money for a surgery is in a very different position from a family with none. Withdrawals can start once ₹10,000 is in, and you can withdraw in parts as the treatment goes along.
Not for a campaign run by an individual — a gift to a person is not deductible under Indian income tax law, and any platform that tells you otherwise is wrong. Campaigns run by registered NGOs with 80G do qualify, carry an 80G badge on the card, and email you a receipt within 48 hours.
Twenty-four hours from an approved withdrawal request, on working days. In genuine emergencies — an ICU admission that will not proceed without a deposit — our operations team can push a same-day NEFT after speaking to the hospital's billing desk directly. That has happened 412 times.
Every medical and emergency campaign, without exception, before it is visible to anyone. Education and community campaigns get document verification but not a hospital call, for obvious reasons; their cards say “documents verified” rather than “hospital confirmed”, and that difference is deliberate.
Look for the blue verified badge, and open the campaign on sahyog.codelithlabdemo.online rather than through a forwarded screenshot. A real campaign page shows the verification date, the organiser's relationship to the patient and the hospital name. If any of those three are missing, do not pay.
Start it now, or send us the hospital estimate on WhatsApp and someone from the verification desk will build it with you.
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