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Giving Is Beautiful
Standing With Indians living Abroad
When Support Matters Most
India Abroad is a community-led initiative supporting Indians living abroad, especially those navigating uncertainty, isolation, or hardship - through trusted connections, information, and care.
Operated by Maxsys International Inc., a 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Fuel the Diaspora
Your generosity provides dignity and safety.
Why Your Gift Matters?
Your support gives dignity, safety and hope to Indians facing hardship overseas. Operated by Maxsys International Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) public charity.
- •Many Indians abroad — students, workers, and families — face moments of fear, hunger, legal trouble, or unsafe conditions with no one to turn to.
- •Your donation becomes a lifeline when support is needed the most.
- • Every contribution, big or small, helps an Indian abroad get the support they deserve.
Make a 2025 Tax-Deductible Year-End Gift
Donor Voices
"Seeing Indians from rural Australia connect with families in small-town Canada through this platform - that's exactly the global community we need. My monthly donation feels like an investment in breaking down geographical barriers."
- Priya S., Monthly Donor from Germany
More Ways to Support
Financial contributions are just one way to help.
Help Someone Feel Less Alone Today
Share IndiaAbroad.org with people in your region, guide newcomers, or simply help us connect Indian families who feel lost or unseen. Every small action strengthens our community.
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Thousands of companies match employee contributions. A 10-minute request could transform your gift into twice the support for those who need it most.
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Whether you can offer mentorship, legal guidance, housing leads, or simply time, your expertise can provide stability and dignity to Indians in transition.
Offer Your Skills →Because a stronger Indian community is built not only by donors, but by doers.