Every rupee you give goes directly toward medicine procurement — not overheads, not bank accounts. Your donation keeps a patient in treatment.
MCCF's Patient Sponsorship Programme covers medicine costs for BPL and indigent cancer patients who cannot afford even our cost-price supply. Funded entirely by donations and CSR contributions — with zero administrative overhead skimming from patient support.
Year 1 Target: 500+ BPL patients with fully covered medicine costs.
Important: How donations work
Donations fund medicine procurement directly — not patient bank accounts. This ensures 100% of your donation reaches medicine supply. MCCF provides quarterly anonymised impact reports to all donors on the impact of their contribution.
All donations are acknowledged. MCCF is a registered charitable trust — donations may be eligible for tax deduction under Section 80G (confirm eligibility with your tax advisor).
After transferring, please WhatsApp us the transaction reference at +91 XXXXXXXXXX. We will send you a receipt and 80G certificate.
Share Transaction ReferenceGive one patient certainty that their treatment will not be interrupted by financial reasons — for a full cycle or a full year.
Cover one patient's supportive care or oral chemotherapy for one month. Regular updates via WhatsApp.
Sponsor one patient's complete 6-month chemotherapy medicine support. Named sponsorship with full impact report.
Sponsor a cohort of BPL patients across a year. Co-branded impact reports for CSR disclosure. Eligible under Companies Act CSR provisions.
MCCF is growing and we welcome volunteers with diverse skills. Whether you can give a few hours a week or want to lead an initiative, there is a meaningful role for you.
MCCF's model delivers measurable, auditable healthcare impact — the kind of CSR outcome that speaks for itself in annual reports.
Measurable outcomes
Precise data: number of patients supported, medicines provided, rupees saved — verifiable for CSR disclosure.
Full compliance documentation
MoU, utilisation certificate, audited accounts, 80G certificates — everything required for CSR documentation.
High-impact healthcare CSR
Cancer care is Schedule VII (iv) eligible under Companies Act CSR. Directly addresses SDG 3 (Good Health & Wellbeing).
Co-branded storytelling
Privacy-protected patient stories and impact narratives available for your annual report, internal communications, and CSR disclosure.
Contact us to discuss a tailored CSR partnership. We respond within one business day.