Question 1

Is Gold Coin Seva Trust a registered charity?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

Can I claim tax exemption on a donation?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 3

What does the trust actually spend on?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 4

How do I borrow medical equipment?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 5

Can I visit before I give anything?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 6

Does this website take my money or my data?

Accepted Answer

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.

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Eight equipment banks across Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.