Don't pay us. Help someone else.
If With You helped you during a difficult time, there is nothing to repay.
The philosophy behind Pay It Forward
Prof D Dey has always believed that when we receive help, the best way to honor it is by helping someone else when we can.
He never asked students he supported to pay him back. His request was simple: someday, when you are able to help somebody else, please do so.
"The chain of help should continue. One person helps another, who eventually helps someone else."
With You continues this philosophy.
With You does not accept donations through this page.
We don't process payments. We don't route money through With You. We don't ask families to contribute financially to the platform.
Support a cause directly.
Choose a cause you trust. Donate directly. Help someone move forward.
Education has the power to change lives. These are some ways you might consider helping:
Help a student stay in school
Support a child's education through local schools, community organizations, or educational nonprofits you trust.
Buy books for a child
Textbooks, notebooks, and educational materials can make the difference between continuing or stopping education.
Support a scholarship
Contribute to scholarship funds that help deserving students pursue higher education.
Help a teacher or classroom
Support educators and learning environments that nurture young minds.
Volunteer your time
Share your knowledge, skills, or simply your presence to help someone learn and grow.
Support an education nonprofit
Contribute to organizations working to expand educational access and opportunity.
How to choose where to help
Start close to home
Look for opportunities in your own community, city, or region where you can see the direct impact.
Choose organizations you trust
Support causes through organizations that are transparent about their work and impact.
Focus on education
While any help matters, education has unique power to break cycles and create lasting change.
Help in ways that fit your life
Whether it's time, money, skills, or simply encouragement - every form of help matters.
If that person someday helps somebody else, the circle continues.
Someone helps you
You move forward
You help someone else
They help others
Small acts, big impact
You don't need to change the world all at once. Small, thoughtful actions can create ripple effects:
Buy a child's school supplies
₹500-2000 can cover notebooks, pens, and basic materials for a whole school year.
Sponsor a student's internet
Help a student access online learning resources and educational opportunities.
Teach someone a skill
Share what you know - coding, cooking, language, crafts - with someone eager to learn.
Fund a library book
Contribute books to school or community libraries where many children can benefit.
Support a teacher
Help fund classroom materials, training, or resources that benefit multiple students.
Mentor a young person
Share your experience and guidance with someone starting their educational or career journey.
Ready to help?
Choose a cause you believe in. Give what you can. Help someone move forward.
We don't need to know about it. The person you help will.