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The recent earthquake that devastated Nepal made many people to lose everything and left with empty hands. Now it is the time for everyone to help the victims in some or the other way. There are many ways to help the victims of Nepal earthquake. Here are some of them described for you to contribute for the victims.

Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund is one the best ways to contribute funds. Visit the website and fill the form there. After that, submit it to make online payments. The contributions to this funds are exempt from income tax under section 80(G).

If you want to contribute to RSS Sanchaalita Santrasta Parihaara Nidhi Bengaluru, here are the details for online transfer: Santrasta Parihaara Nidhi, SB Account Number: 0789101009327, IFSC Code: CNRB0000789 Canara Bank, Kempegouda Nagar Branch, (Near Chamrajpet Uma Theater), Bengaluru- 560018.

Cheque or DD payments can be sent to Kesava Krupa RSS Office, #74, Rangarao Road, Sankarapuram, Bengaluru- 560004, Phone: 080-26610081/ Keshava Kunj RSS Office, Lokamanya Tilak Road, Gokula Street, Hubbali, Phone: 0836-2232972.

Sewa Bharathi has aimed to raise $10,000 for the relief of Nepal earthquake. You can send contributions to ICICI Savings Bank A/C 630501065297, IFSC Code ICIC0006305, Himayatnagar Branch, Hyderabad or make online donations at their website.

Save the Children is working for the children worldwide. The Organization set a fundraising target of $50 million through their Nepal Children’s Relief fund for the relief of Nepal earthquake victims. You can donate to them via PayPal or Visa, American Express, MasterCard and Discover cards. The minimum amount to be contributed is $50 on their website.

The American Red Cross aims to raise $1,000,000 for the earthquake victims in Nepal. The minimum amount you can donate on their website is $10.  They accept all major credit cards, Pay Pal, Master Pass and Visa Checkout.

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