2021-11-15T01:57:51-05:00 2020-12-31 521728711 INTEGRATED CONSULTANCY SERVI 15701 ASHLAND DRIVE LAUREL MD 20707 990 2020-01-01 043652609 ASSOCIATION FOR INDIA'S DEVELO ASSO 5011 TECUMSEH ST COLLEGE PARK MD COLLEGE PARK MD 207404125 SRINIVAS NAGA CHADARAM CFO & DIRECTOR 2021-11-14 false SRINIVAS NAGA CHADARAM SIV UNNIKUMARAN CPA P00151507 3013621086 2021-11-14 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z SATINDAR BHAGAT 5011 TECUMSEH ST COLLEGE PARK MD COLLEGE PARK MD 207404125 3305759 false X WWW.AIDINDIA.ORG X 2001 MD To support development work and tackle poverty in India by making grants and creating awareness in areas of education health environment community empowerment& rights 6 6 2 500 0 1670448 3147538 0 108337 98234 99928 21973 1878713 3267745 1817220 2166941 0 142043 160524 0 10674 178197 195134 2137460 2522599 -258747 745146 4466534 5002028 183198 315706 4283336 4686322 X Association for Indias Development is a volunteer movement that promot es sustainable equitable and just development in India by generating awareness about poverty development and underlying issues & cau false false 460050 460050 Support for Agriculture and Watershed Development Programs engaging 651160 651160 Education, Womens Empowerment and Community leadership development 1121600 1121600 Support for COVID19 Pandemic relief efforts and Community based Health 165110 165110 2397920 true true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true true false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true X 1 0 false 2 true false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 false false false false false false false true true false true true true true true true true true false true false false CA MA WA MD NY NJ NC OR TX VA ID X X X SATINDAR BHAGAT 3013455308 5011 TECUMSEH S COLLEGE PARK MD 207404125 X SATINDAR BHAGA PRESIDENT DIR 10 0 X 0 0 0 NIRVEEK BHATTA SECRETARY DIR 10 0 X 0 0 0 SRINIVAS CHADA CFO & DIRECTOR 10 0 X 0 0 0 RASHIM SINGH DIRECTOR 10 0 X 0 0 0 ASTI BHATT DIRECTOR 10 0 X 0 0 0 SHRINAATH CHID DIRECTOR 10 0 X 0 0 0 SRINIVAS MIRLE EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 BIKASH KANUNGO EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 SUBHA NAGASUBR EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 VIDYA PALANISW EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 AHMED NOEMAUN EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 SUREN KUMAR EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 NISARG SHAH EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 SIDDHARTH BHAR EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 Kirti Khator EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 Samyukta Manda EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 Vimla Gulabani EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 Balachandran EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 Vedant Sumaria EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 Subhayan Sahu EXECUTIVE MEM 10 0 X 0 0 0 false false false 3147538 87126 3147538 98234 98234 51292 51292 25064 26228 26229 8695 12950 -4255 -4254 3267745 93980 26229 4000 4000 2162941 2162941 93228 46614 46614 60164 30082 30082 7132 7132 119344 119344 2327 1745 582 21394 10697 6418 4279 18727 13109 2809 2809 2479 1240 1239 PUBLICATIONS & AWARENESS 11736 9389 2347 STATE REGISTRATIONS 19127 19127 2522599 2397921 114004 10674 675489 1293630 2897245 2934912 264142 47483 629658 726003 4466534 5002028 183198 315706 183198 315706 X 2443605 2597964 1839731 2088358 4283336 4686322 4466534 5002028 745146 1180 -343342 X X false false false X 0 0 1697434 2556159 1845676 1670448 3147538 10917255 1697434 2556159 1845676 1670448 3147538 10917255 10917255 43994 83495 79536 108337 98234 413596 11330851 0.96350 0.96600 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2397920 2397920 269896 269896 67474 67474 270813 254115 251939 269896 1046763 1570145 67703 63529 62985 67474 261691 392537 false false false false false false false false false false false PART 1-A, 1-3 NO POLITICAL ACTIVITY AND NO MONEY SPENT true South Asia - India Grants to re 2182510 South Asia - India 6 Edu and agri 82600 6 6 2265110 2265110 South Asia Agricul 107100 Wire South Asia Educati 324575 Wire South Asia Environ 183200 Wire South Asia Health 225250 Wire South Asia People 185725 Wire South Asia Women E 111860 Wire South Asia Relief 169750 Wire South Asia COVID19 921350 Wire false false false false false false Part I, line 2 monitoring of funds AID Volunteers and Officers evaluate the project proposals and have detailed discussions with grantee project partners on proposed work & associated budgets.The grants are approve & disbursed after an independant vote amongst the volunteers Part I, line 2 monitoring of funds - continued AID volunteer project coordinators periodically request and monitor project status including use of the grant funds. Volunteers conduct site visits and to assess the impact of the project by meeting all the stake holders and also take a Part I, line 2 monitoring of funds - continued stock of grant funds use.Grantees have to submit periodic updates & submit audited financial statements at the end of year.AID Consultants and network partners are also engaged in site visits, review and monitoring of projects as needed. Part II Grants to Organizations outside of US Due to space limitations summarizing the info by categories each category includes several organizations that received more than $5000 Part II Grants to Organizations outside of US - Continued Agriculture - 9 orgs; Education - 23 orgs; Health - 13 orgs Environment - 16 orgs; People's Rights - 17 orgs; Relief & Rehab - 13 orgs; Women's Empowerment - 15 orgs Golf Tournam 17526 17526 6612 429 Run for Indi 7343 7343 26423 26423 9413 1046 7564 51292 51292 16025 1475 7564 25064 26228 X 4 27046 Stock Value when false true false Part 1 9 d Securities - Publicly traded Method of Valuation The amount of contribution was determined by the value of the Stock on the day it was donated to AID 31 - Gift acceptance policy for Non standard gifts The AID Board of Directors and Executive members review offers of non standard contributions on case by case basis. 32a - Processing Non Standard gifts Standard publicly traded securities are accepted through AID's eTrade account Form 990 Part III 4a. Support for Agriculture and Watershed Development Programs engaging marginalized tribal communities and farmers includi 1. Supporting training on organic agriculture for women farm in Punjab, West Bengal, Maharastra, Kerala and Andhra Prades Form 990 Part III 4a - Continued 2. Supporting prevention of farmers' suicides in Andhra Prad Telangana, Maharastra 3. Supporting seed preservation for rural and marginal farmers through community cooperative in West Bengal Form 990 Part III 4a - Continued 4. Providing support and training for watershed management for tribal farmers in Jharkhand and West Bengal 5. Support for promoting awareness of air pollution and Form 990 Part III 4a - Continued exploring alternative sustainable living and farming practic 6. Achieving soil and water conservation by building bunds and using appropriate rural technology in Gujarat, Jharkand Form 990 Part III 4a - Continued 7. Support for promoting organic agriculture in Tamil Nadu Punjab, Kerala, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and West Bengal Form 990 Part III 4b. Education, Women's Empowerment and Community leadership development programs in rural and marginalized communities 1. Supporting eradication of the practice of manual scavengi Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued in Karnataka 2. Strengthening of public distribution system and national rural employment guarantee scheme in Gujarat, West Bengal Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued 3. Support Transgender communities for livelihood, health and rights to public schemes and sensitization of the commun 4. Non-formal rights education to indigenous communities as well as building and strengthening youth groups and womens Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued legal cell in rural Andhra Pradesh 5. Support skill training and production of high quality contemporary merchandise in Rajasthan and West Bengal 6. Strengthening community collaboration to address Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued issues of bonded labor in Odisha 7. Promoting the use of Right to Information act to promote transparency in utilization of public finances 8. Improving rural children's fluency in English through Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued a walk and talk program, educational Apps & after school in rural Tamil Nadu 9. Providing education and empowerment of underprivileged Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued at risk girls and sensitize the community to accept their Right to Education 10. Supporting a hostel and supplementary education for Form 990 Part III 4b - Continued tribal girls in Gujarat and children in remote tribal villages in Andhra Prades Form 990 Part III 4c Support for COVID19 Pandemic relief efforts and Community based Health Programs focusing on malnourishment, women's health and universal public health delivery: Form 990 Part III 4c - Continued 1. Distribution of PPE to hospitals and people in Maharashtr Chattisgarh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Gu 2. Support for ventilators, O2 concentrators and medical equipment in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Form 990 Part III 4c - Continued Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, 3. Support for transport, food and basic supplies for migrant workers in Chattisgarh, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Jharkhand Form 990 Part III 4c - Continued 4. Support for provision of livelihood grants to small-scale entrepreneurs in Tamil Nadu 5. Hospital and patient help desk support in Maharashtra Form 990 Part III 4c - Continued 6. Food relief for families impacted due to lockdown during the first wave of COVID in Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Delhi, Odisha, Rajasthan, Gujarat, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Form 990 Part III 4c - Continued Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka, Assam, Manipur, 8. Safety kits, masks, Oxygen monitors, pulse oximeters etc for various rural health clinics & centers across multiple s 9. Support Cancer health awareness and screening among Form 990 Part III 4c - Continued marginalized women 10. Supporting holistic approaches to treat debilating chron diseases like TB, Leprosy, Malaria, etc with balanced nutrition & drugs Form 990 Part III 4d. Other program services include support for social workers in India as well as spreading awareness about poverty and sustainable development in the US via various means such as websites, publications and handouts, seminars and conference Form 990 Part VI B 11a The Form 990 and all Schedules were sent to members of the governing Board and reviewed with all officers and the Board by way of a conference call, prior to submission. Most members of the governing Board and several officers were Form 990 Part VI B 11a - Continued also actively involved in the preparation of the forms and the relevant Schedules. Form 990 Part VI B 12c We communicate the policy to our officers and volunteers through email, and the governing Board of Directors directly receives and addresses any situation brought to its Form 990 Part VI B 12c - Continued attention. Disciplinary action, as appropriate, is taken against any violators. Form 990 Part VI B 15a The CEO/top management official receives zero compensation. This has been a considered decision of the governing Board and the organization, taken after due deliberation. Form 990 Part VI B 15b No director or officer of the organization is compensated for being a director or officer. This has been a considered decision of the governing body and the organization, taken after due deliberation. Form 990 Part VI B 15b - Continued The organization has two employees with the title of "Development Coordinator". This individual is not a Director or an Officer of the organization. Compensation for this position was determined after careful analysis of similar Form 990 Part VI B 15b - Continued positions in other similar organizations. Form 990 Part VI C 17 List of states with which this Form 990 will be filed for re AZ, CA, CT, GA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, MI, MN, MS, NC, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, TN, VA, WA, WI, WV Form 990 Part VI C, 18 The Form 990 is made available on the organization's website Copies of 1023 are mailed on request. All these documents are available for inspection at: 5011 Tecumseh Str College Park, MD, 20740. Form 990 Part VI C, 19 We make our documents available to the public through differ means. By-laws, articles of incorporation, and annual report containing the financial statements are published on our web website (www.aidindia.org). The conflict of interest policy Form 990 Part VI C, 19 - Continued communicated by email every six months to volunteers and is currently available to the general public upon request. Also General Body Meetings are open to the general public where financial and governance issues are discussed, Form 990 Part VI C, 19 - Continued information is presented, and questions are answered. Form 990 Part XI 1 & 2 The total Gross revenue from fundraising events is netted in Part VIII Other Revenue Line 8 b hence total revenue and total expenses have been netted. Expenses of $25,064 is Form 990 Part XI 1 & 2 - Continued deducted from Events in Part VIII and Part XI. Form 990 Schedule A 2020 We have decided to file Sch A part II as an organization receiving substantial support from general public as described in section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi). In previous years we were filing Part III as an organization receiving more than Form 990 Schedule A 2020 - Continued 33.33% as described in section 509(a)(2). Form 990 Part XII 2 a, b, c Every year we get the financial statements reviewed and audited by an independant accountant on a separate basis prior to filing 990 or after filing. Due to the COVID pandemic we have not been able to get it done prior to Form 990 Part XII 2 a, b, c - Continued filing the 990, we plan to get the financial statements reviewed and audited after filing the 990 and when the pandemic situation gets better and restrictions for travel are lifted.