Rooted in Mumbai since 2014
Kalpavruksha Public Charitable Trust (KPCT) is registered with the Charity Commissioner and the Income Tax Commissioner, Mumbai, under registration no. E/30180, with exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
A trust named after the tree that gives
In Indian tradition the kalpavruksha is the wish-fulfilling tree: it shelters, feeds and asks for nothing back. Our trust was formed with the same idea, to be a source of steady support for people who need it most.
Our main work is medical relief for people living with brain injury, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and spinal cord injury. Alongside this we support students in their education and nurture young sporting talent.
We have worked closely with the All India Institute of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Haji Ali, Worli, since the day we began.
1. General public utility
To undertake and discharge objects in the nature of relief of the poor, promotion of educational, medical, cultural, sports and other objects of general public utility as are deemed charitable purpose under the Income Tax Act, 1961.
2. Other charitable objects
To discharge such other objects which are deemed to be charitable under the Income Tax Act, 1961.
How the tree has grown
Each phase grew out of the one before it.
- 2014
The Trust is formed
KPCT is registered in Mumbai with the Charity Commissioner and the Income Tax Commissioner, and begins working with the All India Institute of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.
- Phase 1
Seating devices
We manufacture specialised seating devices at the Institute, including CP chairs, corner seats, wheelchairs and cushions, for patients evaluated by the Institute.
- Phase 2
Educational support
We begin supporting young students and widen our reach to identify more promising students.
- Phase 3
Sports development
Encouraged by the first two phases, we move into sports, starting with young and promising players.
- October 2026
Masters Table Tennis
We organise the 3rd Maharashtra State Masters Ranking Table Tennis Tournament 2026-27 at University Pavilion, Marine Lines.
On record
| Name | Kalpavruksha Public Charitable Trust (KPCT) |
|---|---|
| Formed | 2014 |
| Registration no. | E/30180 |
| Registered with | Charity Commissioner and Income Tax Commissioner, Mumbai |
| Tax exemption | Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 |
| Working partner | All India Institute of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Haji Ali, Worli, Mumbai |
Help someone sit, study or play with dignity
Every contribution to Kalpavruksha goes into seating devices, student support and sports for people who need a hand up. Donations qualify for tax deduction under Section 80G.