THE PROMISE OF EDUCATION

ANNUAL REPORT | 2017 Pratham has crafted its strategy thoughtfully and has EVERY CHILD carefully grounded that strategy IN SCHOOL AND in a proven theory of change. LEARNING WELL

Of the 26 million Indian children who enter first Our rigorously tested, scalable solutions transform grade each year, half will reach fifth grade unable to academic achievements, self-confidence and life read or write. Founded in partnership with UNICEF trajectories. and the Mumbai Municipal Corporation, Pratham has worked for over two decades to address this Fundamental to our approach is the engagement of education crisis. community stakeholders, government and industry to maximize our impact. Pratham’s low-cost methods We believe that all children deserve access to are versatile and replicable, allowing them to be a quality education and the opportunity to fulfill adapted efficiently and effectively by partners locally their potential. and statewide. A version of this quotation initially appeared in Engine of Impact: Essentials of Strategic Leadership in the Nonprofit Sector by William F. Meehan III and Kim Starkey Jonker. By moving beyond the traditional classroom Our network of dedicated volunteers and educators model and teaching children at the right level, extends—from house to village—from district to rather than grouping them by age, we redefine state—across all of India—with a common goal: This annual report covers the activities of Pratham USA during the period of January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017. how students learn. every child in school and learning well. However, Pratham’s program statistics reflect data from the 2017-2018 Indian school year. 3 IMPACT 2017-2018

1.1M DIRECTLY 8M 6.9M CHILDREN BENEFITED THROUGH GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIPS

2017-2018 25,000 YOUTH EQUIPPED WITH SKILLS OUR IMPACT TO LAUNCH A CAREER 250,000 4,100 PRADIGI GIRLS GIVEN A SECOND CHANCE TEACHERS TRAINED TO COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION Last year, tablets with preloaded Pratham content were distributed in communities across India through our edtech initiative, PraDigi. A companion app, freely downloadable in 11 Indian languages, further increases access to quality education.

WHERE WE WORK 23 CITIES 21 STATES 13,500 10,000 11,000 2 UNION TERRITORIES TABLETS DISTRIBUTED APP DOWNLOADS YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS

4 5 Things I thought were beyond my reach now seem possible.

ANUBHAV: FUTURE INVENTOR

“My son has been interested in science since he was Then, a few months ago, he was given a tablet as in the fifth grade,” recalls Janaki Bagh, mother of part of PraDigi, Pratham’s digital initiative that offers STORIES FROM OUR 14-year-old Anubhav. “When he was little, he used to high-quality, interactive content to children in remote open our radio and play with the wires.” areas. The videos he saw opened up a new world for the curious boy and, in the words of his mother, Although encouraging of his talent and passion “expanded the range of his experiments.” for engineering, Anubhav’s family members—lacking education themselves—could only support him “Things I thought were beyond my reach now seem COMMUNITY so much. possible,” exclaims Anubhav, his face illuminated by the tablet's glow.

RAJAT: JOB CREATOR

After attending Pratham’s automotive training program in Nagpur, Rajat was placed with a ANJANI, AHILYA AND RAJAN: PROBLEM SOLVERS prominent company in Aurangabad, where he washed cars. A diligent worker, Rajat excelled at In the remote village of Navagaon, students in The life skills module focuses on abilities like his new job. But Pratham had planted the seeds Pratham’s Second Chance program for female problem-solving, critical and creative thinking, of something bigger—he began to have dreams dropouts were given an assignment as part of their communications and interpersonal skills. It was of starting his own car wash. life skills module: “Identify an issue in your community introduced to give girls and young women the and work towards resolving it.” Three of the young skills and self-confidence necessary to succeed Rajat decided to move back home, where his old women in the class, Anjani, Ahilya and Rajan, took the in their lives outside the classroom. mentors from Pratham gave him the guidance he opportunity to demonstrate how classroom lessons needed to get his business up and running. The “Our students would not be able to speak confidently,” can be applied to achieve real-world results. 23-year-old now earns $740 a month and has explains Pratham Center Coordinator Baliram Divya. recently hired two employees. “In our village, there was a problem,” explains Ahilya. “These girls are now able to communicate well with “The women had to walk a long distance to fetch others. They have learned to express and present "Pratham supported me when I needed it most," water. So we spoke to the Sarpanch (village head) themselves with ease. We can see confidence in them.” explains Rajat. “They helped me understand how about giving our village a borewell.” a business functions and encouraged me to start Anjani, Ahilya and Rajan are no exception. “We had to one. After that, I was responsible. I worked hard “The elders in the village asked us why we were visit the Sarpanch several times. Finally, he agreed,” and kept moving forward. They gave me a getting involved with such things,” interjects Anjani. says Ahilya with a smile. “Now the women won’t have clue and I followed it.” “Our older brothers felt we were wasting our time.” to walk to another village to fetch water.”

6 7 A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERSHIP

Dear Supporters,

Today, we find ourselves at a pivotal point in Pratham’s 23-year history, poised to scale our impact even further, allowing us to reach exponentially more children. In the pages that follow, you will read about our major accomplishments from the past year and get a glimpse of our vision for the future.

We are delighted to report that in 2017, Pratham’s work, directly and through partnerships, benefited eight million children and youth. This success is a testament to the effectiveness of our programs and our engagement with school and government at all levels, which enables Pratham to operate at scale across India.

In 2017, this meant Pratham trained 250,000 teachers and educators. They, in turn, employed our methods in Deepak Raj, Pratham USA Chairman government-run schools in 15 states. 2017 also saw the launch of PraDigi, Pratham's edtech initiative, which has the potential to revolutionize the scope and nature of children’s learning. Tablets preloaded with content in 11 Indian languages will make education accessible to those even in the most remote regions.

While we are proud of what we have achieved, we recognize the enormity of the task before us. Earlier BOARD OF EXECUTIVE BOARD OF this year, the ASER Centre conducted Beyond Basics, its first-ever survey of 14 to 18 year olds. The report DIRECTORS, USA LEADERSHIP, USA DIRECTORS, INDIA concluded that millions of children and young adults are receiving neither the preparation nor the education Deepak Raj, Deepak Raj, Ajay G. Piramal, Chairman needed to support themselves, their families and ultimately their communities. Chairman Chairman Dr. Rukmini Banerji In light of these findings, the time has come for Pratham to make a significant shift in our approach. Avinash Ahuja Swatantra Jain, Neerja Birla Sudesh Arora Chief Financial Officer Over the next three years, we will substantially evolve our learning camp model, establishing a more Dr. Madhav Chavan Satish Cherwoo Bala Venkatachalam, sustained presence in the 5,000 villages where we work. We will expand the range and volume of activities Executive Director Jalaj Dani offered throughout the year and broaden the age group of children we engage. We will also encourage local Navneet Chugh Dinyar (Dinny) Devitre stakeholders to take ownership of their community’s learning goals and activities. These villages will then Dinyar (Dinny) Devitre NATIONAL EXECUTIVE Vilas Gadkari serve as a replicable model, which local and state governments can adopt. Hemant Goradia COMMITTEE, USA Vijay Goradia Pratham’s work is about far more than literacy. It is about creating productive and open educational Dr. Marie Goradia Ketan Shah, Atlanta Nirmal Jain environments so that children can become curious explorers, critical thinkers and lifelong learners. It is about Suren Gupta Ashish Gupta and Vandana Kumar, Austin empowering parents to play a more active role in their child’s education. It is about providing young men and Pramit Jhaveri women the skills and opportunities necessary to pursue productive, fulfilling lives. Swatantra Jain Pratima Abichandani, Boston Ramesh Mangaleswaran Jaideep Khanna Anju and Anup Desai, Charlotte Sanjay Nayar Of course, none of this would be attainable without your help. Pratham USA’s network of committed donors Victor Khosla Joher Akolawala, Chicago offers the most vulnerable segments of society a chance to succeed. We are humbled by your generosity and Deepak Raj dedication in helping Pratham educate the underprivileged of India. We offer our sincere gratitude and hope Sunil Kumar Dr. Lav Kapadia, Dallas-Fort Worth Vibha Paul Rishi you will continue with us on this journey to transform a nation. Ila Paliwal Mayur Saigal, Denver Arvind Sanger Paul Pandian Asha Dhume, Houston Sincerely, Aarthi Subramanian Arvind Sanger Rajen Dhami, Los Angeles Adarsh Sarma Gagan Singh, New York Tri-State LEADERSHIP, INDIA Rajesh (Raj) Shah Dr. Sheena Banerjee, Phoenix Dr. Rukmini Banerji, Chief Manoj Singh Sri Rajagopalan, Raleigh-RTP Executive Officer Pradeep Singh Sunil Shenoy, Portland CW Dr. Madhav Chavan, President and Co-Founder Deepak Raj Dr. Rukmini Banerji Riaz Valani Umesh Singh, SF Bay Area Pratham USA Chairman Pratham Education Foundation CEO Fareed Zakaria Viren Kamdar, Seattle Farida Lambay, Co-Founder Chethan Rao, Washington, DC Usha Rane, Director, Content Vijay Goradia, Pratham Yogi Patel, Past President and Training USA Founder and Devyani Pershad, Head of Chairman Emeritus Mamata Misra, Readathon Chair Program Management

8 9 From the start, Pratham had a plan for scaling, one that involved deliberately building a wide range of essential capabilities. OUR PROGRAMS

LITERACY AND LEARNING GIRLS' EDUCATION VOCATIONAL TRAINING A version of this quotation initially appeared in the Stanford Social Innovation Review in 5,000 VILLAGES IN 21 STATES 32 CENTERS IN 9 STATES 95 CENTERS IN 15 STATES the article Earning the Right to Scale by William F. Meehan III and Kim Starkey Jonker. 11 LITERACY AND LEARNING

Pratham has been innovating low-cost, scalable of instruction, close to 80% of camp participants solutions in the areas of early childhood education, become readers and are able to do basic remedial learning and basic literacy for over two arithmetic confidently. decades. By improving the quality of education provided to underprivileged children at the primary In addition to direct intervention, partnerships with and middle school levels, we improve their chances of all levels of government are instrumental in spreading success in the future. Pratham’s methodology and strengthening school systems across the country. Our revolutionary Read India program groups children by ability rather than grade level and The Example of Punjab combines academic instruction with fun, hands-on In 2017, the government of Punjab launched a activities—a break with India's rote learning tradition. state-wide initiative to improve learning outcomes This approach ensures that each child grasps the in each of its schools. Pratham is collaborating fundamentals before advancing to the next stage. with state educators by aiding in the design and implementation of the program, conducting teacher Read India has been rigorously tested and proven trainings, producing education materials and to increase learning significantly in both Pratham lending academic support for data analysis classrooms and camps staffed by trained volunteers and program assessment. or government teachers. After only six to eight weeks

GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP IN PUNJAB

22 DISTRICTS 20,000 SCHOOLS 46,000 TEACHERS 800,000 CHILDREN

EDUCATION RE-IMAGINED 13 GIRLS' EDUCATION

Females in India face numerous barriers when it Our hub and spoke model is both accessible and comes to education. Financial constraints, parental affordable, allowing members of this marginalized discouragement and societal expectations are just group to study near their homes and around their a few of the contributing factors. Currently, an daily household and work responsibilities in a safe, estimated four million girls do not attend school, supportive environment. while 80% of those enrolled in primary school will drop out before reaching the eighth grade. Since the introduction of the program in 1995, more than 27,000 girls and young women have been given Pratham’s Second Chance program enables girls the opportunity to obtain their diploma. In 2017, to return to school and complete their secondary more than 3,000 Second Chance participants passed education, unlocking a world of possibilities their secondary school examination, improving their previously closed off to them. In addition to a prospects for higher education and employment. four-month foundation course and extensive subject-specific tutoring, the yearlong program In Focus: Girls' Education in Gujarat offers sessions in life skills, nutrition, childcare, and From the earliest stages of Second Chance, Gujarat computer literacy. has been a role model for other states. With four centers serving 18 clusters, Gujarat continues to Studies show that educated females lead healthier, benefit more women and achieve consistently higher more productive lives, benefiting the community pass percentages than any other state. In 2017, 92% at large and contributing to a stronger society. of participants passed their secondary school exam.

GIRLS' EDUCATION PROGRAM IN GUJARAT

4 DISTRICTS 18 CLUSTERS 452 GIRLS 92% PASS

14 SECOND CHANCES VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Since its inception in 2005, Pratham's vocational can be traced to our broad geographic reach, which program has been helping bridge the skills gap and facilitates mobilization in rural communities, and putting young adults (ages 18-30) on a path towards our hands-on training model, which satisfies the employment and economic self-sufficiency. Today, we requirements for employment. In addition, our post- offer six tracks of study, each roughly two to three placement tracking and social support network result months long, in fields such as automotive, hospitality in greater job retention. and electrical, at 95 residential and nonresidential centers in 15 Indian states. Enabling Entrepreneurs We also offer support towards self-employment, Our industry-driven curricula, developed with providing capital, counseling and mentorship to key knowledge partners and accredited by India's start and grow micro-enterprises. Today, more than National Skill Development Corporation, ensure 1,500 individuals (primarily women) have launched that students acquire the competencies needed their own businesses through this program, in the to fill entry-level positions. We also impart basic process becoming job creators and benefiting life and soft skills, better preparing students to entire communities. enter the workforce and successfully manage their independence. Courses of Study: Automotive, Beauty, Construction This past year, more than 25,000 young adults were (includes plumbing, welding, and bar bending), Electrical, trained through our vocational programs, of which Hospitality, and Healthcare 89% have been placed in jobs. Pratham's success

VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM ALUMNI

80% remain in 8,200 rupees their jobs 40% 3,500 rupees 25% see an 60% increase in salary

GRADUATES CHANGE IN INCOME EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY GENDER AFTER GRADUATION AFTER SIX MONTHS

PREPARED FOR SUCCESS 17 RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY

Since 2005, Pratham has been at the forefront the globe. Currently, entities in 14 countries on three of capturing data on school enrollment, facilities continents are facilitating citizen-led surveys of more and—most importantly—children’s learning. The than a million children annually as part of the PAL world’s largest household survey of this type, the (People’s Action for Learning) Network. Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) measures the basic literacy and numeracy skills of 600,000 ASER 2017: Beyond Basics rural children at district, state and national levels, Having successfully provided data on primary school monitoring changes in these parameters over time. children for over a decade, Pratham sought to better understand the condition of youth between ASER’s effectiveness lies in its simplicity. The the ages of 14 and 18. This generation is the first assessment tools are easy to grasp and administer, to have finished eight years of school since India’s allowing ordinary citizens to act to improve the Right to Education Act was passed. For this older quality of education in their communities. age group, the pilot survey measured a broader set of dimensions. Roughly 2,000 volunteers from 35 Findings from the report have had a major influence partner institutions conducted the inaugural survey on governmental strategies and spending, helping of 28,323 youth across 24 states. to shape India’s education policy. Meanwhile, the methodology behind the report has spread across

KEY FINDINGS FROM ASER 2017: BEYOND BASICS

Activity: 86% are Ability: 57% can’t Awareness: 59% have Aspirations: 60% in school perform simple division never used a computer intend to go to college

Activity (current education and employment status), Ability (capability of applying basic numeracy and literacy skills), Awareness (exposure to media as well as digital and financial instruments and processes), and Aspiration (educational and career goals).

18 EVIDENCE IN ACTION THE PRATHAM APPROACH

Education fairs engage parents and community stakeholders

Learning camps help children acquire basic reading and math skills

DELIVERING ON

Digital tools offer THE PROMISE One Pratham team children a range of is dedicated to five new opportunities OF EDUCATION communities

Since 1995, Pratham has worked to improve the Our key objectives are: A Mothers become active quality of education available to underserved participants in the • Develop the early cognitive and social education process communities where the promise of education has B skills necessary to start school. gone unfulfilled. In this time, we have developed a C • Ensure that all children in the village Village report cards range of basic literacy programs to address the needs track the progress of of children in their early, primary and middle school acquire and retain essential reading, each community years. Today, these programs are delivered through writing, and arithmetic skills. direct intervention in 5,000 villages across 21 states • Empower mothers to become more as well as in partnership with government. involved in educational activities. While progress has been made, millions of children • Cultivate each child's ability to think and youth remain ill-prepared to meet the challenges critically and work collaboratively. that lie ahead in school and beyond. Our aim is to build foundational skills at an early age, which, • Bridge the digital divide through exposure experience has shown, greatly increases the chances to tablet technology. of long-term academic success. • Raise awareness of the current status of children's learning levels. In the coming year, we will shift our approach Early childhood education prepares Group activities reinforce to include a sustained presence and more • Mobilize community members to take children to enter school lessons and comprehensive programming in existing ownership of education. school prevent learning loss Pratham communities.

21 PRATHAM USA

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Pratham's leaders have RALEIGH-RTP LOS ANGELES CHARLOTTE

consistently displayed insight PHOENIX ATLANTA and courage—starting with an DALLAS-FORT WORTH AUSTIN ambitious vision for growth. HOUSTON

CHARITY NAVIGATOR Awarded four stars by America’s premier nonprofit evaluator for GUIDESTAR eight consecutive years Platinum Seal 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 of Transparency 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017

A version of this quotation initially appeared in the Stanford Social Innovation Review in the article Earning the Right to Scale by William F. Meehan III and Kim Starkey Jonker. 23 Dinyar Devitre tees off at the Raleigh teens challenge Mount Kilimanjaro is no Nirmayan Charity Pro-Am in local kids to crunch match for Pratham supporter Pune hosted by Golfer numbers at the annual Madhulika Banerjee and her Rajiv Datar. math competition. parents.

Sushmita Sen and Pratham Pratham young professionals Teachers College at Columbia graduate Sanjana Das share take in an afternoon of polo University awards an honorary a moment at the Houston on Governors Island in NYC. degree to Dr. Madhav Chavan. gala.

CHAMPIONS OF EDUCATION Pratham USA works to bring about lasting change cities, a network that expanded to include two in India through education reform. In communities new chapters in 2017: Atlanta and Portland CW. Austin kids kick off the Comedian Hasan Minhaj Phoenix supporters show nationwide, our dedicated volunteers help us As we look to the future, Pratham USA is keenly annual Pratham Readathon leaves guests at the off their dance moves at achieve our goals through their fundraising and with a summer pool party. New York Tri-State gala the annual gala. advocacy efforts. focused on both near- and long-term growth. New infrastructure and human capital continue in stitches. These individuals are at the heart of everything we to be added to support the development of the do, lending their extraordinary talents and generous organization. Last year also saw the establishment contributions of time, energy and resources. In of a new youth leadership program to nurture the 2017—through marathons and readathons, auctions next generation of changemakers. and luncheons, happy hours and giving weeks— they collectively reached a fundraising milestone, Our local leaders foster robust connections through surpassing $20 million in revenue for the first time in cultural, educational and recreational events that Pratham USA’s history. raise awareness and support for our mission. Most importantly, they unite us in the firm belief that Over a span of two decades, these volunteers have teaching one child has the power to transform DC President Chethan Rao Fashions by Ghungat dazzle Supporters across the country built a dynamic network that stretches across 14 US an entire nation. enlightens Ben Franklin at the annual Houston rally to help Pratham USA win about Pratham at the holiday luncheon for the Newman's Own Foundation STEM symposium. women's empowerment. Holiday Challenge.

24 25 PRATHAM USA PRATHAM GLOBAL STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FINANCIALS For the year ending December 31, 2017 Unaudited from April 1, 2017 - March 31, 2018

CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Revenues and Other Support SOURCES OF FUNDING $38.7M Contributions 5,559,372 OPENING BALANCE 15.2% Carried over from FY 2016 Foundation grants 3,869,630 USA INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILY FOUNDATIONS 29.7% Special events 6,870, 3 1 1 INDIA CORPORATIONS 28.2% Less: direct benefit to donors (943,143) Other income 30,789 USA FOUNDATIONS AND CORPORATIONS 15.1% INDIA AND INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATIONS 5.7% Total revenues and other support $ 15,386,959 INDIA INDIVIDUALS AND OTHER 3.8% NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTION INTERNATIONAL (NON USA) 2.1% Expiration of time restrictions 4,943,365

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED REVENUES AND OTHER SUPPORT 20,330,324 ALLOCATION OF FUNDING $31.7M Lighter portions represent funds from Pratham USA Expenditures Program support expenses 16,883,286 LITERACY AND LEARNING 42.6% General and administrative expenses 553,095 VOCATIONAL 25% Fundraising expenses 1,810,599 DIGITAL INITIATIVES 11.2%

Total expenditures $ 19,246,980 ASER 7.1%

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 1,083,344 OTHER PROGRAMS AND ADMINISTRATION 6% CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 4.4% Primarily for construction of PACE Centers CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Contributions 2,043, 4 1 1 SECOND CHANCE 3.7% Foundation grants 3,083,000 Special events 101,396 Other income 64,279 Net assets released from restriction (4,943,365) Since the accounting period in India (April – March) differs from the one adopted in the U.S., ​​(January – December), there may be funds that are not utilized in the calendar year. Any remaining funds will be utilized on programs in the first quarter of 2018.​ INCREASE (DECREASE) IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS 348,721

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 1,432,065

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 11,056,438 PRATHAM FUNDING GROWTH NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $ 12,488,503 Global for FY 2014-2017

PRATHAM USA REVENUE BREAKDOWN

20.3M $38.7M FY 2017 $32.7M 16.9M $32.2M 16.5M 64% 36% FY 2015 FY 2016 11M $27.6M CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FY 2014 FROM INDIVIDUALS FROM CORPORATIONS AND AND EVENTS FOUNDATIONS

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26 27 Gordon, Arata, McCollam, $100,000 - $499,999 Sharath Sharma Gita Iyer & Vijay Vishwanath Duplantis & Eagan Anonymous Sidhu Family Foundation Tinku & Ajit Jain Harvard University Aashish & Dinny Devitre Rita & Manoj Singh Vinu Joseph InfoVision The Dougan Family Jolly & Sandeep Somaiya Meghana & Aman Kapadia Ingenicomm Charitable Fund Ann Stock & Arshad Zakaria Anshu & Jatindar Kapur iTexico Hemant & Indrani Goradia and Shanti Subramanyam & AGK Vineet Kapur Jack's Grocery Indrani's Light Foundation Karunakaran Karamcheti Family Fund Northern Trust Vijay & Marie Goradia Vandana & Ravi Tilak Sippi & Ajay Khurana OCTO Consulting Group Charitable Foundation Vijaysree Venkataraman Preethi Krishna Printed Circuits Corp Swatantra and Bimla Jain & Subash Pereira & Ram Sundaram Rakuten Family Foundation Shalu & Jay Virdy Rajashree & Ravi Krishnamurthy Riversand Technologies Rekha & Sunil Kumar Padma & Venkatram Kuditipudi $10,000 ‑ $24,999 Sprouts Farmers Market Saroj & Sreedhar Menon Hema & Sam Kumar Pratima Abichandani Wireless World Sudha Mody Joya & Shauvik Kundagrami & Vikrant Raina XCD Realty & Property Neera & Deepak Raj Nivedita Lakhera & Sanjiv Goyal Asha & Sajjan Kumar Agarwal Management Shilpa & Arvind Sanger Megha & Rahul Mahajan Deepika & Swapnil Agarwal Debdeep Maji CORPORATE MATCHING $50,000 - $99,999 Tania & Anilesh Ahuja Bharti Malkani & Vijay Jayant Peggy & Avinash Ahuja Geeta & Kamesh Aiyer $2,500 & ABOVE Ben Mallick Hema & Arvind Amin Anonymous Aetna Foundation Monica & Ruyintan Mehta Leslie & Ashish Bhutani Vini & Abhinav Arora American Express Mai & Aravind Melligeri The Mary M. 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Eagle Global Advisors Genpact LinkedIn Vanitha & Bharat Pothuri & FOUNDATIONS Shikha & Rohit Kapoor Diana & Arjun Divecha Wells Fargo Epace Technologies The Giggle Foundation Lyondell Chemical Shanthi Rajan $1,000,000 & ABOVE Chitra Kumar Doshi Family Foundation Fidelity Investments Ghungat USA Mattel Foundation Prabha Ramakrishnan $25,000 - $49,999 & Kumar Bashyam Mahadev Eakambaram Google Indo-American Art Jiadev Microsoft & Kanna Venkatasamy Atyanta Investment Group Urvashi & Sameer Maru Shazia Fahim & Fahim Siddiqui Skoll Foundation & Culture Society L'Aiglon Foundation PayPal Neerja & Vasan Raman Caliber Home Loans Poonam Mittal & Ajai Puri Patricia & John Flatowicz Indus Valley Partners Luxfer SanDisk Corporation Annu Rao & Sagar Naik $250,000 - $999,999 The Capital Group Companies Sheela Murthy, Vibhavari & Girish Gaitonde Infosys Technology Mars Wrigley Confectionery Shell Murthy Law Firm Gita Rao & Bhaskar Chakravorti Artha Capital Charitable Foundation Vishal Garg John Wiley & Sons Medical Diagnostic Soros Fund Charitable Amna Naseer & Atul Khanna Malini Rao & RV Satyavolu Douglas B Marshall, Jr Colgate-Palmolive Company Rishab Ghosh LinkedIn For Good Fund Imaging Group Foundation The O'Shea Family Foundation Melissa & Chethan Rao Family Foundation Dome Equities Vidhya Gopalakrishnan McKinsey & Company Methodist Leading Medicine Vanguard Sri Rathi & Anand Sanwal Estee Lauder Companies IIFL Wealth Management Objectwin Foundation & Sathya Thyagaraj Milbank, Tweed, Mondelēz International VISA Sudha & Satpal Rathie Charitable Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Ila & Dinesh Paliwal Bhavna Guglani Hadley & McCloy Novartis FSC World Bank Community Vaishali & Ashish Raval MacArthur Foundation Shital & Bhavesh Patel & Girish Pashilkar $10,000 - $24,999 Nayamode Omm Connections Fund Rasika & Girish Reddy The William and Flora Poses Family Foundation Anuradha & Ranjay Gulati Ovation Travel Group Salesforce Vijaya & Purna Saggurti Hewlett Foundation Akin, Gump, Strauss, INDIVIDUALS & FAMILY Sumati & Vasant Prabhu Anita & Rajat Gupta Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas Santander Bank Loveena & Mayur Saigal Tides Foundation Hauer & Feld FOUNDATIONS Subha & Kris Rajana Kamla & Raj Gupta PricewaterhouseCoopers Stout Risius Ross Justina Salon & Kumar Shah UBS Optimus Foundation Amerapex Corporation Smita Singh & Ronjay Rakkhit Gulie & Mohamed Hamir Ropes & Gray $500,000 & ABOVE Vineeta Salvi & Amit Walia Wrigley Company Foundation Anonymous $2,500 - $4,999 Vasant and Prabha Har Asha Foundation Applied Materials RSM US The Sudesh and Chitra Rathi Foundation Sonia & Sundeep Sanghavi $100,000 - $249,999 Aashiana Heritage Phalguni & Vik Hebatpuria Ascend Performance Materials Schwab Charitable Fund Arora Family Foundation Pallabi & Jai Saboo Usha & Viswanathan Advanced Pain Consultants Sheila & Rajan Hooda The Echidna Giving Fund Avestar Capital State Street Bank Sarva Mangal Family Trust Darshana Shanbhag Santhanam Applied Psychology Christine Hunsicker Pentair Foundation Bank of America Sueba USA Corporation William C. Schumacher & Dilip Wagle Sarita Saraswat & Amit Shah Group of Texoma Kamila & Munib Islam BBVA Compass United Core Management Family Foundation Sheryl Sandberg Sahaja Sarathy $50,000 - $99,999 Baylor Surgicare At Plano Yumi Iwasaki & Anoop Gupta Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Zillion Technologies & Sathyam Mandra Allstate Insurance Company Essel Design Broadridge Foundation BNY Mellon $5,000 - $9,999 GE Casepoint CA Technologies Amegy Bank of Texas Genworth Financial We value all our donors. However, due to space constraints, only those who contribute $2,500 and above are listed in the physical Centerview Partners Empowerment Foundation Bondsforever report. For a more detailed list, please visit SUPPORTERS.PRATHAMUSA.ORG.

28 29 Sailaja Maramreddy Mandeep Rai Prashanthi & Bhargav Shah $2,500 – $4,999 & Srinivas Reddy & Harpreet Grewal Rashmi & Jigar Shah Bindu & Sanjay Ashima & Dushyant Mehra Sowmya Rajeev & Rajeev Thalla Rinku & Kaushal Shah Narayanaswamy Adi Ila & Gunvantray Mehta Uma & Anil Rajguru Sona & Raj Shah Nisha Advani & Arun Tolani Rajul & Dhirendra Mehta Vishalkumar Rajpara Lavina & Deepak Shamdasani Akanksha Agarwal Sudha Mishra & Rajesh Jha Aarthi & Balagopalan Nandini Sharma & Amit Lal Madhu & Deepak Ahuja At Google.org, we look for organizations that are smart Usha & Mosur Mohan Ramakrishnan Suman & Mukul Sharma Syamala & Srinivas Akkaraju Brinda Murty Aishwarya Ramaswamy Anupama Shekhar Katy & Rajeev Amara & Shankar Narayanan Chithra & Mahalingam Ramesh & Daniel Gross Aradhana & Raj Asava in their approach to teaching kids. This is not something Komal & TK Narayan Aparna Rao & Parag Shah Usha & Amit Sheth Rohan Athanikar Shyloo & Naru Narayanan Chaya & Sridhar Rao Namita & Amitabh Shukla Shanti & Hari Avula a technologist can solve. We are excited to be working Lena & Sanjay Nasta Susan & Vikram Rao Nikita & Atman Shukla Kristin & Balan Ayyar Sherene Ng & Min Htoo Vidyalakshimi Ravikumar & Roshni Singh Sonali & Prem Bajaj with Pratham, drawing on their experience serving Andrea & Noel O'Neill Ravikumar Balasubramanian Biswajit Sinha Arun Balagopalan Pamela & Rajive Oberoi Anupama & Kota Jagdish Anita & Dominic Sreshta Vivek Baliga Reddy Kirtna Pai & Asheet Mehta Sudha Srikantaswamy & William Barth Thanmaya Reddy & Mark Blair students from disadvantaged communities for many years. Vijayshree & Vinay Pande Bhanuprakash Subramanya Sonal & Bipin Bavishi Srilakshmi Remala & Viren Vinita & Muktesh Pant Pratima & Venkat Srinivasan Anu & Raj Bhat Kamdar - Brigitte Hoyer Gosselink, Principal, Google.org Chirag Patel Rupa & Pratap Srivastava Shalini & Rakesh Bhatia Alka & Neeraj Sachdeva Gool & Farrokh Patel Usha & Marti Subrahmanyam Roopal & Kunjan Bhatt Madhuleena Saha & Arup Datta Hemlatta & Rameshkumar Patel Lux Susarla & Neeraj Badhey Sumita Bhattacharya Anuradha & Amol Kanu Patel Paula Sutton & Bill Gross & Monish Kumar Sahasrabudhe Kshipra & Samir Patel Kay & Ashok Talwar Azmina & Paras Bhayani Harjinder & Rajesh Sainani Manjula & Bhalchandra Patel Shama Tanveer & Rasool Shaik Siddharth Bhingarde Maheshwar Saireddy Mita & Jignesh Patel Sharon & Timothy Taylor Shailaja Bulgannawar Rohini & Ravinder Sakhuja Pragna & Milan Patel Jaya & Ishwar Thakkar & Venkatesh Nakkala Hitpreet & Perminder Sanghera Prapti Patel & Balamurugan Smita & Shashidhar Thakur Sudarshan Cadambi Smita & Tarun Sanghvi Sankarapandian Poonam Tripathy Monica Chandra & Nitin Nohria Manju & Yogindra Saran Ramila & Shirish Patel & Vishal Mahajan Cynthia Chang & Brian Scanlan Dave Saxena Sapna & Heeren Patel Savitha & Raviraja Upadhya Elizabeth & Neil Chapman Parul & Navin Saxena Candy & Puneet Sarna Hasmukhlal Vankawala Chanda & Nikhil Bhayani Renu & Kedar Gupta Kevin Penner Barbara & Sudhakar Valluru Puja & Neil Charaipotra Usha & Parag Saxena Roopa & Murli Satagopan Gauri & Atul Varadhachary Meera Bhutta Rohit Gupta Jeannine Piacenza Binita & Mahesh Vankawala Rashmy & Surath Chatterjee Shannon Schuyler Deepak Seshadri Bhavna Vasisnt & Anuj Khurana Susan & Dan Boggio Kasturi Haldar & Prashanth Boccasam Ted Varghese Madhu Chawla & DP Venkatesh Praggya & Pradip Seernani Anu & Anish Shah Jackie & John Verity Satjiv Chahil & Christopher Kendrick Ritu Piplani & Shailendra Verma Anisha & Haresh Vataliya Ranjana & Vishal Chawla Radhika & Mukesh Sehgal Leena & Ash Shah Mini & Celestine Vettical Madhumita Chakraborty The Hickey Family Foundation Lynn & Vijay Popat Vikram Venkataraman Sheetal & Vishal Chawla Alpa & Mahesh Shah Raksha & Harshad Shah Suja Viswesan & Vijayanand & Dilip Bhattacharjee Anita Israni & Arun Prakash Sudha Pradeep & Pradeep Rupali & Rohit Vidwans Kiranmai & Laxminarasimha Vandana & Vivek Sharma Sankarasubramanian Alka & Naveen Chandra Karim Jaffer Vancheeswaran Ami & Yatin Shah Anju & Pankaj Vyas Chepuri Sadhana & Sunil Shenoy Gool & Dinyar Wadia Nandini Chowdhury Geeta & Vivek Jain Vipul Prakash Julie & Tushar Shah Alka & Asheet Yagnik Tanya & Suman Chepuri Anila & Dhiren Shethia Neetu Watumull & Deepinder Bhatia Sanjana & Vikram Jaipuria Leena & Nipank Shroff Deborah Weisser & Ben Gomes Veera Cooper & Tejas Nadkarni Purvi & Santoshkumar Janardhan Cartha & Nameer Siddiqui Suzanne & Ravi Yadav Vasant Dalal Shashi & Cadambi Janardhan Jyothi & Somesh Singh Angela & Chowdary Anupama Das Natasha & Vinod Jindal Niraj & Umesh Singh Yalamanchili & Ramdas Kumar Sharmila & Abhijit Jog Rakhee & Prajnan Das Indrani & Rajive Johri Renuka & Ashish Singh $5,000 – $9,999 Sapna Singh & Mehul Parikh Bhavna & Kalpesh Desai Reji & Roy (Abraham) Joseph Farzaneh Abhari Indira & Om Singla Desai Family Charitable Fund Hema & Raj Kalyandurg & Vivekanand Rau Shreyas Slater Chityala Sonal Desai & Hemant Kanakia Sujata & Ashesh Kamdar Shubha & Sikander Adeni & Sridhar Chityala Pia Devitre & Frederick Faery Raj Kanodia Vandana & Harish Agarawal Sangeeta & Sanjiv Sobti Pranay Devnani Manisha & Lav Kapadia Shalini & Rajeev Agarwal Slomi & Rajiv Sobti Madhavi & Saurabh Dharia Sameera Kapasi Uma & Avadhesh Agarwal Priti & Naresh Solanki Shashi Dharma & Ashish Mahendru Amita & Gopal Aggarwal Shuba & Somas Somasundaram & Mahendra Mahatma Vinita & Raman Kapur Uma & Bharat Aggarwal Janaki Srikrishnan Asha & Pankaj Dhume Medha & Shashank Karve Sushila & Durga Agrawal & Srikrishnan Lakshmanan Varsha & Amit Dighe Himadri & Harish Katharani Rina & Joher Akolawala Sanjay Srivastava Swati & Tony Elavia Kaye Family Foundation Suneetha & Satya Akula Anand Srivatsa William Ford Alka & Sudhakar Kesavan Nancy Allen Vinodhini Srivatsan The Barry Friedberg and Farida Khan & Ramesh Singh Anonymous Sudha & Subramanian Charlotte Moss Family Najma & Mehdi Khimji Anonymous Sundaresh Foundation Nitu & Harshad Kothari Sudha Arunachalam Seema & Randeep Suneja Sona & Anand Gala Sudhir Krishna Sheena & Deb Banerjee Reena & Harit Talwar Rachel & Aashish Gandhi Tharani Krishnamoorthy Meena Thakore Minal & Atul Barve Shalini Govil-Pai & Raj Pai & Ravichandran Sundararajan & Viswanatha Rachakonda Paritosh Batra Sheila Gulati Susan Krohn Sarofim Chitra Thankaswamy Christa & William Bell Shailashree & Sharad Gumaste Abha Kumar & Ganesa Ramakrishnan Shikha & Girish Bhakoo Charu & Pratyoosh Gupta Vandana & Anurag Kumar Alka & Nik Thukral Vasudha & Akash Bhakta Madhavi & Suren Gupta Laurie & Mark Lashier Bhavini & Ketan Trivedi Natasha & Anil Bhandari Margaret & Shashikant Gupta Manmeet & Prithvipal Likhari Radhakrishnan Unni Jyoti & Rajan Bhatia Monica & Ajay Gupta Namita Gupta & Gaurav Lochan Riaz Valani Kinjal & Darshan Bhatt Neha & Ravi Gupta Betty & Ellis Malone 30 31 Saradha & Nitin Chexal Sampada Jainapur & Sairoopa & Hemanth Parasuram Alok Sinha Sanjay Chheda Vijayakumar Raghavendran Amishi & Ketan Parekh Shailini & Rajendra Sisodia Vani & Ashok Chitiprolu Sonali & Rajnish Jandial Anayla & Aryanna Parikh Hema & VS Sridharan PARTNERING FOR Alpa & Alpesh Chokshi Ranjan & Natver Jariwala Nita & Kevin Parikh Ratna & Rajat Srivastava Vineeta & Manish Chopra Shruti & Rohit Jha Priti & Bimal Parikh Tracy Stampfli Balchandani Ronald Crosier Avani & Chirag Jhaveri Sateja Parulekar & Lalit Balchandani STRONGER COMMUNITIES Vineeta & Malay Jindal Christopher Stansbury Hira & Toos Daruvala Madhuri & Manoj Patel We are grateful to the following institutions for their ongoing investment in Pratham. The Alka & Indraneel Das Victoria & Cordry Johns Mildred & Yagnesh Patel Jeanine & Scott Stice Family Charitable Gift Fund Nishant Joshi Peena & Kanti Patel Anuradha & Mani Subramanian Pallavi & Krishnakant Dave Dipika & Vinod Kadakia Prabhavati & Bharat Jayashree Subramanian Niloufer & Edul Daver Swati & Sharad Kadakia Kumar Patel & Bala Chandrasekhran Aditi Davray & Neil Barve Brigitte & Bashar Kalai Rony Patel Lakshmi & Bala Sundar Saira & Madhukar Dayal Rahul Kalsi Rupa Patel & Mark Rentz Shobha & Prabakar Sundarrajan Swapnil Deopurkar Nandini & Ravi Kandala Seema & Ketan Patel Charitha Sunderajan Jennifer & Naresh Desireddi Karan Kapadia Yatin Patel Gopal & Lakshmi Swaminathan Shehzan Devani Rajiv Kapuria Yatin R Patel Mamta & Ashutosh Tiwari Since 2013, the Wrigley Company Foundation has been Mitali Dhar & Pratik Jhaveri Rajani Katta & Samir Desai Anuradha & Monish Patolawala Dalia & Parag Tole partnering with Pratham to educate children in the mint Maureen Donahue Susan & Sunil Khanna Radha Penekelapati Shivani Tripathy & Amit Patel farming villages of Uttar Pradesh. & Mahesh Aditya Abhirami Krishnamurthy & Darma Muthiayen Kay Turner Rinal & Snehal Doshi Sanjay Krishnamurthy Deepa Poduval Shiji & John Varkey Wrigley’s multi-year support has allowed Pratham to Rita & Rohit Doshi Suma Kulkarni & Rajesh Chelapurath Sowjanya Velchala implement learning camps in one of the most populated Renu & Shyam Dua & Jonathan Redburn Heidi & Scott Powell & Sridhar Bogelli and impoverished regions of India. Esther Duflo & Abhijit Banerjee Mamata & Naveen Kumar Lavanya Prabu & Prabu Meenakshi & Kalyanaraman Parthasarathy Venkataramani Sunena Duggal & Naresh Pia & Jay Kumar So far, the sustained initiative has reached 100,000 Malhotra Poonam & Sai Kumar Ashley & Ashish Prasad Sunita Verma children. Literacy rates have increased by 58 percent and Natalie & Vipul Engineer Siva Kumar Ravi Puli Puneet Vohra Daniela & John Enright Suruchi & Rajiv Lal Tanya Puri-Sharma Hetal Vora & Chetan Karani math comprehension by 56 percent. Silvia Ercolani Kara & John Larsen & Sandeep Sharma Varsha & Sharad Vora & Jaswinder Singh Andrew & Saranya Loehrer Shankar Rachakonda Vandana Walawalkar Alison & Donald Farmer Kiran & Vikesh Mahendroo Shuling & Manohar Raheja & Rahul Samant Lindsay & Nathan Fort Sushma & Kuldip Malhotra Anuradha & Arvind Rajan Lisa Walker & Robert Kaplan Jyoti & Rajinder Gandhi Meenu Mangal & Vikas Bahl Nilima Rajkumar Christine & Eric Weitz Pamela & Dilip Gandhi Sudha & Ravi Mani & Roshan Shankar Silvia Weyerbrock Prabhat & Shubhra Garg Zia & Alok Maskara Aarthi & Balagopalan & Sanjeev Arora Ramakrishnan Shipra & Ashok Garg Kusum & Bhupendra Master Lisa Wilson Vohra In line with its goal of building a safer, more sustainable Aparna & Raghunath & Neeraj Vohra Georgescu Family Foundation Aakriti Mathur Ramakrishnan Nisha & Ranit Windlass world, the Pentair Foundation’s support of Pratham’s Sayantani Ghose Kapil Mathur Sameer Rana Ben Yee Second Chance program increases access to secondary Indra Gohil Shazma & Arshad Matin Amar Rao Darshana Zaveri education for vulnerable females. Lisa Goldberg Kim & Phillip McDivitt Savita & Sanjay Rao & Gaurav Mallik Michelle & Kurt Goll Vidya & Kartik Mecheri Karuna & Viresh Rawal Last year, Pentair’s funding of four learning centers in Aditya Goradia Rijuta Mehta & Parasvil Patel IN KIND SUPPORT Vijaya Reddi Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan enabled more Kaushal Goradia Ruchi & Amit Mehta Jeremy Russell Aicon Gallery Keyur Govande Priya & David Menachery than 400 dropouts to obtain their diplomas. Joseph Russo The Chugh Firm DOUGLAS B. MARSHALL, JR. Niki Grewal Sumeet & Clyde Mendonca Jignasa & Ravish Sachar Hiram Trillo Photography FAMILY FOUNDATION Elizabeth & David Marlon Menezes & Aldila Lobo This partnership, now in its third year, helps bring Zita Samuel & Shantanu Naik Reita & Vilas Gadkari Grzebinski Fund Ayesha Menon & Rob Sawyer about transformational change within villages and Seema Sardana Nina Magon Kalpana & Ranjan Guha Divya & Venkatesh Minisandram communities, as young women become agents Chitra & Dipak Sarkar MasterCard Anita & Ashwini Gupta Divakar Mishra of change themselves. Monika & Manoj Saxena Madaiah Revana Aparna & Manesh Gupta Manish Misra Shalini & Arjun Saxena Aku Patel and Karat 22 Arti & Gaurav Gupta Ambika Mittal Sharmila & Chandranath Sen Sej Jewels Ashima & Kamal Gupta Mei & Andrew Moy Raj Seshadri Studio D Dallas Nitu & Ramesh Gupta Ranjana & Rajeev Mundhe & Richard Ostrander United Airlines Somit Gupta Ajith Muralidharan Manisha Sethi & Atul Varma Kiran Verma Vasudha & Bhupender Gupta TVR Murti Hinal Shah & Raj Parikh Western Digital Pushpa & Shirish Hansji Shilpa & Subash Mutyala Kesha Shah Fareed Zakaria Rupinder & Tejpal Hansra Neeta & Santosh Nabar Monica Shah Samira & Senthil Hariramasamy Anita & Kiran Nair For over five years, Accenture has provided funding for Parag Shah Hansa & Deepak Hathiramani Nidhi & Tanuj Nakra Pratham’s vocational training programs as part of its Vaishali & Samir Shah Randi Hedin & Andrew Gardner Ramya Narayanan Skills to Succeed initiative. Satish Shah Chitra & Sudhindra Herle & Sandeep Ramachandran Manisha & Vijay Singal Jillian & Matthew Hochstetler Deep Nasta This long-term intervention aims to empower India’s Divgeet & Harinder Singh Manita & Debasish Hota Sheetal Nasta economically disadvantaged youth, women and Kanchan & Bikram Singh Sandeep Inamdar Swati & Rohan Nath Mandy Singh individuals with disabilities. Seniha Inan & Ceki Aluf Medina Matthew Nimetz Namita & Sharat Singh Julia & Bill Ingram Anju Nohria & Bharat Anand Rajvir Singh In 2017, Accenture’s support helped close to 4,000 Srinivas Iyer Charles Nordhoff Chhavi Singhal students across 17 training centers gain the skills they Sunita & Shankar Iyer Teresa & Jacob Oommen Priya & Aneesh Singhal need to succeed in the high-demand fields of hospitality Mahesh Jaddangi OSU and electrical service. 32 33 Pratham opens the door to learning for the most disadvantaged members of Indian society. 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