5 YEARS OF GIVING BACK
As the beats of the dhaak echo and cities light up, thousands of little ones peer into shopping bags from across street corners—wondering why Maa’s festival forgotten their doorsteps. Join us to gift 250 slum and street children their own new Puja attire and a grand, warm festive feast.
SPREAD JOY
Your generosity helps CodeYourBusiness continue supporting underprivileged children and creating meaningful opportunities.
As the rhythm of the dhaak echoes across Bengal, every child waits for one simple joy—a brand-new dress and a festive meal. Yet for hundreds of little ones and specially-abled girls living in rural villages, the festival often passes by in quiet longing.
For the past three years, CodeYourBusiness and our incredible community of supporters have come together to change that narrative, bringing festive warmth to over 300 young lives each year.
This Durga Puja, our mission grows. We are reaching out to 300–350 underprivileged kids and physically and mentally challenged girls in rural West Bengal. We are arranging new Puja clothes and a wholesome community feast so they can celebrate with the happiness and dignity they truly deserve.
It takes very little to light up a childhood. Join us in making this Puja truly meaningful.
This year we are also trying to help some homeless people with Warm blankets which they will need in the upcoming winter.
SEE OUR WORK
Watch a glimpse of the work and moments that inspire us to keep helping.
OUR MISSION
Every contribution helps us continue our efforts to support children and communities in need.
Helping children access learning resources and opportunities that support their development.
Helping provide practical support to children and families facing difficult circumstances.
Supporting children with opportunities that can help them build a more hopeful future.
OUR JOURNEY
Click through each year to see how your support has helped us grow.
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CodeYourBusiness began its charity work, partnering with local families to understand what support was needed most and running our first small-scale donation drives.
02
We formalized our giving programs, welcomed our first group of regular donors, and began holding recurring events to support underprivileged children in our community.
03
Our education and essential-support initiatives grew to reach more children, and we deepened partnerships with schools and community organizations.
04
With growing donor support, we broadened our programs to offer more consistent, longer-term help rather than one-off assistance.