Transparency, year after year. 15 audited years.
Every year since 2011 — including the pandemic years — Meer Foundation publishes an independently audited annual report covering programmes, financials, governance, and verified impact. All reports are open-access and downloadable.
15 years of audited transparency
Activity is not outcome. Outcome is what an institution can demonstrate — through independently verified, year-over-year reporting. Below: the four numbers that summarise fourteen years of compliance, scale, partnership, and verification.
Independently audited
Every annual report since 2011 has been independently audited under Indian Accounting Standards. No gaps in the audit chain.
Fully compliant
12A, 80G, CSR-1, NGO Darpan, state society registration, PAN — all active. No compliance lapse across the foundation's history.
80G tax-deductible
Every donation receives an 80G-compliant tax receipt. Eligible for CSR funding from companies under CSR-1.
No gaps in the audit chain. From 2011-12 to 2024-25 — fourteen consecutive years of independently audited financials, governance disclosures, and verified outcome reporting. The Betterment Question is answered not in slogans but in spreadsheets.
Download any annual report
Six of the most recent annual reports — 2019-20 through 2024-25 — are available for direct download. Earlier reports (2011-12 through 2018-19) are available on request from meercare@live.com.
Annual Report 2024-25
LatestSwachh Bharat Mission launched. Rural Livelihood sustained at ₹67,700. Career Counseling expanded. 16:9 widescreen, 33 slides, charts + tables.
Annual Report 2023-24
Rural Livelihood crossed ₹1.50L. CSR-1 secured in July 2024. Healthcare Camps launched. 3,320+ households crossed ₹2.5L income.
Annual Report 2022-23
Rural Livelihood scaled to ₹1.40L — largest ever. First EduSuTo cohort certified. Bolti Nadi expanded. Covid-19 Relief wound down.
Annual Report 2021-22
Pandemic-era community health drives. Yoga Kutumb digital launch reaching 5,000+ rural practitioners. (Earlier-format report.)
Annual Report 2020-21
Food and ration drives across 8 districts. SHG federation expansion from 600 to 860+ groups. (Earlier-format report.)
Annual Report 2019-20
Tiranga World Record (15-km human chain, Raipur, 11 Aug 2019). Sakri River Walk report submitted. (Earlier-format report.)
Need an earlier report? Annual reports for 2011-12 through 2018-19 are available on request. Emailmeercare@live.comwith the year(s) you need. All reports are provided free of charge.
Download all three recent reports (16:9 widescreen, 30+ slides each)
Three most recent annual reports — FY 2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25 — in one click. Print-ready PDFs with charts, tables, and full audit data.
Independently audited by Anish Aashna & Co.
Every annual report is independently audited by Anish Aashna & Co., Chartered Accountants (FRN 031657C), Raipur. The audit partner is CA Anish Agrawal (M.No. 439984). Each audit carries a Unique Document Identification Number (UDIN) verifiable on the ICAI portal.
Anish Aashna & Co.
Chartered Accountants
Three-year financial trend — actual audited numbers
The table below shows the actual audited income, expenditure, surplus, and closing balance for the three most recent financial years. Numbers are drawn directly from the Income & Expenditure accounts and Balance Sheets signed by Anish Aashna & Co.
| Financial Year | Income (₹) | Expenditure (₹) | Surplus (₹) | Closing Balance (₹) | Largest Programme |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY 2024-25 | 2,75,219.00 | 2,70,679.00 | 4,540.00 | 83,546.00 | Rural Livelihood Programme ₹67,700.00 + NEW: Swachh Bharat Mission Initiatives |
| FY 2023-24 | 4,20,399.00 | 3,88,634.06 | 31,764.94 | 79,006.00 | Rural Livelihood Programme ₹1,50,507.00 + NEW: Healthcare Camps and Initiatives |
| FY 2022-23 | 3,30,676.20 | 3,21,567.46 | 9,108.74 | 47,241.06 | Rural Livelihood Programme ₹1,39,542.02 |
Compliance, verified on government portals
Six registrations, all active. Every ID below is verifiable on the corresponding government portal — NGO Darpan, Income Tax Department, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, and the Chhattisgarh Registrar of Firms and Societies.
Section 12A
Charitable trust exemption
Section 80G
Donation tax deduction
CSR-1
MCA CSR eligibility
NGO Darpan
Government NPO registry
State Society Reg.
CG Society Reg. Act 1973 (44)
PAN
Permanent Account Number
Where every rupee goes
Indicative programme allocation across the foundation's seven initiative areas. The exact split varies by year and is disclosed in each annual report. Education and Livelihood together account for roughly half of programme spending.
The numbers that define us
Auto-advancing slides of the four headline numbers — audited years, compliance, programmes, CSR partners — plus the income-threshold outcome that anchors our livelihood work.
Every year since 2011 — including the pandemic years — Meer Foundation has published an independently audited annual report. There are no gaps in the audit chain.
Why these numbers matter
Each number is sourced from a verifiable government portal or an independently audited report. They are not slogans — they are the answer to the Betterment Question, expressed in the only language a skeptical observer cannot dispute: fourteen years of audited evidence.
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Yes. Every year since 2011 — including the pandemic years — Meer Foundation publishes an independently audited annual report under Indian Accounting Standards. There are no gaps in the audit chain. The most recent report is 2024-25.