Gold Coin Seva TrustIndore · Est. 2019
Indicative photography

Indore · Madhya Pradesh · Est. 2019

सेवा परमो धर्मः

Service is thehighest duty.

A registered charitable trust in Indore. We keep a free home for the aged, lend medical equipment across eight branches without rent, and feed people, animals and birds every single day.

13,500+pieces of medical equipment lent
5,50,000+food packets in the pandemic
8branches across two states
Today, somewhere in Madhya Pradesh, that is ahospital bed— given free.

Come to the ashram

There are three ways to walk through the gate. None of them needs money.

By the numbers

Four figures the trust can stand behind

01

Medical equipment lent free

BiPAP, oxygen concentrators, wheelchairs, hospital beds and more

13,500+

02

Food packets during COVID

Distributed to the hungry across Indore and beyond

5,50,000+

03

Seniors housed, free of charge

Men and women living at Dashrath Sevashram

35+

04

Equipment bank branches

Across Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan

8

Every figure here is one the trust publishes itself. Nothing on this page is an estimate.

Why it matters

A hospital bed at home is not a luxury. For most families it is the difference between recovering at home and not coming home at all.

The equipment exists. The hospitals have it, the suppliers rent it. What stops a family is the rent — month after month, on top of everything treatment already costs. So they go without, and someone recovers on a floor mat.

That is the whole reason the trust keeps 13,500 pieces of equipment and charges nobody a rupee for any of them.

The centrepiece

Medical equipment, lent to anyone, for nothing.

जीवन रक्षक चिकित्सा उपकरण बैंक

When a family needs an oxygen concentrator or a hospital bed at home, the rental cost is often the reason they go without. The trust lends instead — to anyone who asks, for as long as it is needed, at no rent at all.

13,500+

Pieces in inventory

8

Branches, MP & Rajasthan

  • BiPAP machines
  • Oxygen concentrators
  • Wheelchairs
  • Suction machines
  • Hospital beds
  • Oxygen cylinders
  • Walkers

Where to collect

Need something?

Find your nearest equipment bank

Eight branches lend the same equipment, free, for as long as it is needed. Pick what you need and where you are, and this gives you someone to call.

8 branches to call — BiPAP machines

Every branch lends the full range, but stock moves. Call before travelling — they will tell you straight away, and if that branch is out, they will point you to one that isn't.

Every one of these is somebody's family.

Indicative photography — the trust's own photographs are being added

From the founder

Service of oppressed humanity is service of the almighty

Sanjay Agrawal

Founder & Chairperson · Indore

About the trust

Recognition

Honoured by the state, and by the people it serves

Awards from the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, the Collector of Indore, and more than fifty organisations across India.

Certificate of Excellence 2021 — ThreeBestRated

2021

Certificate of Excellence 2021

ThreeBestRated

Top 3 Old Age Homes, Indore — awarded to Dashrath Sevashram

Great Warriors of Humanity — International Human Rights Advisory Council

14 June 2020

Great Warriors of Humanity

International Human Rights Advisory Council

For humanitarian service during COVID-19

Corona Warrior Honour — Human Rights & Social Justice Association

2020

Corona Warrior Honour

Human Rights & Social Justice Association

For service to the nation during the COVID-19 lockdown

Trust and transparency

Registered, certified, accountable.

Gold Coin Seva Trust is a non-profit registered charitable trust. Its registrations are listed here in full.

MP Public Trusts Act, 1951

Registered under Section 6

17 / 2020

NITI Aayog

Darpan registration

MP/2020/0254926

ISO

Quality management certification

9001:2015

80G / 12A

Income tax exemption for donors

Awaiting confirmation from the trust. If registered, donors can claim tax exemption — and this belongs at the top of the page, not the bottom.

To be confirmed

CSR-1

Approval letter for corporate CSR funding

The trust's registration page lists a CSR approval letter. The number is not published, and a company's compliance team will ask for it — request the certificate directly.

To be confirmed

FSSAI

Food safety registration, for the tiffin and milk seva

Listed on the trust's registration page; number not published.

To be confirmed

PAN / TAN

Tax identifiers

Listed on the trust's registration page; numbers not published.

To be confirmed

RNI

Registrar of Newspapers, for the trust’s own fortnightly

MPBIL/2021/82004

Annual reports

  • 2019 / 2020PDF to come
  • 2020 / 2021PDF to come
  • 2021 / 2022PDF to come

Before you ask

The questions people actually ask

Is Gold Coin Seva Trust a registered charity?

Yes. It is registered under Section 6 of the Madhya Pradesh Public Trusts Act, 1951, with registration number 17/2020, and with NITI Aayog as MP/2020/0254926. It is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.

Can I claim tax exemption on a donation?

The trust has not yet confirmed its 80G/12A status to us, so we will not claim it either way. Please ask the trust directly before assuming a donation is exempt — and if it is registered, this page will say so.

What does the trust actually spend on?

Six ongoing programmes: a free old age home for 35+ residents, an equipment bank of 13,500+ items lent at no rent across eight branches, free tiffin for seniors and students, daily milk for children, a blood donation call centre, and weekly feed for animals and birds.

How do I borrow medical equipment?

Call the branch nearest you — every branch and its phone number is listed on the contact page. There is no rent and no deposit scheme advertised; the equipment is lent for as long as it is needed.

Can I visit before I give anything?

Yes. Dashrath Sevashram is at 54-55 Chanakyapuri, Annapurna Road, Indore. Anyone considering supporting the trust is better off seeing the work first.

Does this website take my money or my data?

Neither. There is no payment on this site and the contact form stores nothing — it opens your own email or WhatsApp. Anything you give goes to the trust directly.