CANCER CHARITY TRUST

Activity Report for Year 1st April 2017 to 31st March 2020
Cancer Charity Trust was established in 2013. It was registered under
Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950.
Registration No: E- 29568 Mumbai
Address :- Asha Polyclinic, Zaver Mahal, 145, R B Mehta Marg, Ghatkopar (East),
Mumbai - 400077

Objective : The Object of the Trust is as follows:

 To provide medical facilities, in particular to cancer patients which includes day

care chemotherapy, cancer rehabilitation services, stoma care services,
nutritional and supportive care and stress management clinics.

 To provide financial aid to patients, in particular to cancer patients for medical

Investigation including but not limited to chemotherapy, radiation therapy and/or
Surgery for curative or palliative purpose.

 To organize and sponsor health camps for cancer patients.

 To provide vocational counseling to treat patients or families of deceased

Patients.

 To strive for a cancer free community by providing services for prevention of

Cancer at primary and secondary level.

 To promote, advance and assist learning and education in their widest

Connotation, which includes granting scholarships and prizes, establishing,
Maintain and supporting colleges, schools, libraries, reading rooms and other
educational institutions and spreading awareness about cancer and its
screening.

 Intention of helping socially and financially challenged cancer patients to help

them to complete their treatment.
POLICIES
Application of Trust Fund Sources

The Charity is financially supported by donations from members.

The Trust Fund including its income is applied only towards prevention, detection and
treatment of cancer patient which includes medicines

Activities:
 Over the last 4 years, Cancer Charity Trust has raised 75,00,000 rupees which
has been used to help over 300 patients to get cancer treatment on time and
success.

 With the team of cancer experts involved in scrutinising the medical needs of the
patients, and dedicated trustees to scrutinise the financial and social needs of the
patient and their families.

 Cancer Charity Trust has been able to help patients and their families in more
ways than just financial.

 Trust have recently launched an online fund-raising platform called “Reevive”

([Link]), Where All patients are recommended by consultants and
social workers from Tata Memorial [Link] patients are then scrutinised
to ensure that they are potentially curable patients, being treated in the NC or
general category of Tata Memorial hospital, ensuring that the money donated by
the donors is utilised in the best and most transparent way possible.

 Providing funds for the treatment of cancer for financially challenged cancer
patients through accommodation, rehabilitation and survivor support groups.

General Information
Cancer Charitable Trusthas been able to help patients and their families in more
ways than just financial. We understand that cancer is a time bound treatment
and help needs to come at the right time, before the disease progresses. Since
this gap between the time-bound amount required and financial capacity of the
patient seeking treatment is the maximum at Tata Memorial Hospital.
We have also ensured that there is “0” ADMIN COST. Cancer Charity Trust does
not retain any part of the donation made. All operational cost, including efficient
donor database maintenance, profile creation, running the campaigns, providing
updates and transactional charges for the physical mandates are borne by the
Trustees and volunteers.

We ensure that the money donated by our esteemed donors are put to the most
efficient use and in the most transparent way possible. We also give regular
treatment updates and inform our donors on new campaigns, all through the
online Reevive platform.

Future Plans of the Trust:

To establish a medical center for the cancer patients from Tata Memorial
Hospital and provide shelter on permanent basis.

To construct primary health center to provide medical help to the poor and
needy.
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 Introduction

In spite of good advancements for diagnosis and treatment, cancer is still a

big threat to our society. This is the second most common disease after
cardiovascular disorders for maximum deaths in the world. It accounts for
about 23 and 7% deaths in USA and India, respectively.
The world’s population is expected to be 7.5 billion by 2020 and
approximations predict that about 15.0 million new cancer cases will be
diagnosed; with deaths of about 12.0 million cancer patients.
 Cancer scenario in India

India recorded an estimated 3.9 million cancer cases in 2016, data available
with the National Cancer Registry Programme of the Indian Council of Medical
Research (ICMR) shows that the worst affected states were;
• Uttar Pradesh with 674,386 cases,
• followed by Maharashtra with 364,997 and
• Bihar with 359,228.
• In South India Tamil Nadu recorded 222,748 cases, Karnataka
202,156, Andhra Pradesh 159,696, Telangana 115,333 and Kerala
115,511 cases of cancer.
● The numbers are too high in UP, Maharashtra and Bihar because these are the
most populous states in the country.
● Over 7 lakh new patients are diagnosed with Cancer every year.
● Every 13th new cancer patient in the world is an Indian.
● India accounts for the 3rd highest no. of cancer cases among women.
Average Total cost for Cancer Treatment
 Cancer Cases 979,786 in 2010
Cancer Cases 1,148,757 assumed in 2020
 ● Established in 2013 by senior doctors and
About Us philanthropists in Mumbai. We are 80G certified.

● AIM: The primary focus was to support under-

resourced individuals and families affected by
Cancer.

● VISION - To create a community of giving in a

systematic and a regular fashion.

● Modus operandi - CCT functioned like a

traditional small-scale organization where funds
were raised with support from friends, family and
well-wishers, and redirected to patients at TMH.
● TMH is the premier cancer institute in the country.
THM receives 45,000 new cancer patients and 4
lakh + follow ups every year. 70% of the
patients have an annual family income below
50,000/- and when a family member gets cancer,
they have no resources to sponsor the treatment.
Therefore it is Mandatory to bridge the gap
between patients and donors.

● CCT launched it's crowdfunding platform in Dec

2017 called REEVIVE, where everybody can do
little and Reevive lives.

● But this was NOT ENOUGH! We urgently need to

do something bigger and better as a community.
So we can make a Larger impact.

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 Concept

● Reevive, an crowdfunding platform,

features patients from TATA MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL as campaigns, to raise funds
for a specific monetary target.

● Donors can donate for one or many

campaigns.

● Each campaign is active for 30-50 days,

enabling an opportunity for each patient to
receive support.
Our Achievements (Inr) 1,40,00,000+
Raised till dates

600+
Lives touched

6 Yrs+
And still running
 ● The intent behind Reevive is twofold - one, to
assist CCT in reaching out at a more scalable
Objectives level; and two, to inspire and celebrate the
noble act of givers.

● Reevive aims to touch lives of the most

deserving and constrained Cancer fighters and
showcase their spirit, and at the same time seek
out those who believe in the basic human
instinct of giving.

● Reevive’s primary object, is to keep the giver

informed and involved while assuring the
donation is only for his/her treatment for Cancer.
 WHY TATA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL?

● TATA Memorial Hospital (TMH) - one of the

biggest cancer speciality hospital in the
country.

● TMH caters patients from socio economic

backgrounds.

● TMH receives 45,000 new cancer patients +

4 lakh follow-ups every year.
Patient’s at Tata Memorial Hospital:
Depending on financial capacity to pay for treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital,
patient’s fall under one of the following:

● General Patients (Part paying): Categories-

C: Partly charged (20% for investigations and consultations and the rest as per
actuals).
NC: Minimum charges for few services; no investigation or consultation charges
and the rest as per actuals.
BP (Below poverty): The Rajeev Gandhi Jeevan Yojana Scheme (RGJYS)
provides cashless quality care to families with an annual income below ` 1,00,000
for an amount of 1,50,000 per family per year.
● Private Patients (Full paying): Categories-
B: Indian citizen
F: Foreign national all services for

All services for all patient categories are provided at

subsidized rates.
 ▪ Along with social enterprises, microfinance
institutions and donors, corporates play a large
role in raising money and resources for Reevive.
▪ In the last four years, CSR in India has acquired new
impetus with the Companies Act 2013. The Act
defines that companies with a net worth of Rupees
CSR 500 crores or more, or a turnover of Rupees 1,000
Corporates Social crores or more, or earning a net profit of Rupees 5
Responsibility crores or more must spend a minimum amount on
corporate social responsibility.
▪ For many of India's most loved brands, 'giving back'
is not about fulfilling this legal obligation of having to
donate to charity, but generating goodwill in their
respective communities.
 Reevive intervention in corporate social
responsibility;
▪ Many companies simply do not have the bandwidth
(employees, supervision) to undertake CSR
implementation. These companies not only need to
CSR spend on CSR, but also on CSR training for their
employees, or adding manpower dedicated to CSR
Corporates Social capability.
Responsibility ▪ Reevive has a streamlined, customised solution to
these corporates. The campaigns on Reevive give a
verified social and financial background of the
patients, and the donations received are followed up
with regular updates regarding the patients.
 Reevive intervention in corporate social
responsibility
 Reevive accepts companies helping through CSR
as “Partners” which is displayed on the website.
 Currently we are donating 600,000/- per month
CSR towards help for patients at TMH. This was based
on monthly ECS donations and one time
Corporates Social
Responsibility donations. However, the requirement is larger, the
logistic challenges are bigger and we are
constantly falling short of our goals.
 A corporate giving through CSR can help us scale
the gap between the demand and supply

 Reevive intervention in corporate social
responsibility
 To ensure complete transparency, we are a 0-
admin cost organisation, where all the money
donated goes to the treatment of the patients and
CSR the admin cost is borne by the Trustees
A corporate tying up with us can rest assured that
Corporates Social


Responsibility the money is being used in the most transparent

way possible and this information is available in
real-time in a few clicks through our website
[Link]
 A look at India's NGO sector:

India possibly is home to the world's largest number

of active not-for-profit NGOs. At last count, India had
CSR 31 lakh NGO - one NGO for about 400 Indians. With
the boom in CSR funding, this number can cross 40
Corporates Social
Responsibility lakh - considering that there are thousands of public
and private sector companies worth Rs.15,000 to
18,000 crores annually. This number doesn't even
include India's actual number of NGOs, as many aren't
formally registered under the Societies Registration Act
1860, or any other Acts pertaining to non-profit
organisations.
 Transparency Credible Expert Panel
We maintain complete We cater to patients Each patient is
transparency in recommended only by assessed by our
donations Tata Memorial Hospital expert panel of
Why REEVIVE ? Oncologists

Secured Notification Status Update

Secured payment Payment confirmation Each giver is
gateway via email along with informed of the
mechanism. donation receipt patient’s update
WAYS TO
GIVE?
Give Once Pledge Socially Adopt

Givers can contribute Pledge to give only a

fixed monthly Adopt any of the
any small or big ongoing campaigns
amount for the amount for a desired
patient. and spread the word
patients. on social media.
Team

DR. SANKET MEHTA RAJ SHAH

Cancer Surgeon - Head of Real Estate Developer/
Department of Peritoneal
Surface Oncology Saifee Entrepreneur
Hospital
Reevive
Campaigns Vikash Kumar Yadav
Vikash has shown good
recovery after receiving the
required fund from your
contribution via Reevive.

He recently participated in
the Art Workshop
conducted by Shibani at
Tata Memorial Cancer
Hospital.
Reevive
Campaigns Anjali Mishra
Anjali Mishra has
successfully completed her
Chemotherapy rounds.

She is soon going back

home to pursue her Masters.
Reevive
Campaigns
Let’s make every
Cancer Patient
a
Cancer Survivor.
Together we can #ReeviveALife
 Contact us

Thank
Cancer Charity Trust, Asha Polyclinic,
Javer Mahal, 145 R B Mehta Marg,
Ghatkopar East, Mumbai - 400077 India

You. info@[Link]

+91 9022445082, 8369380513