Three districts. Six partners.
Forty-two schools.
We start small and deep, not big and shallow. Below: every city we operate in, every partner we work with, every school we've reached. When we say "where we work" we mean specific places, named partners, audited counts.
[ Real partner names and confirmed numbers to be added after Q1 audit ]
Tier-2 cities, not metros.
Our expansion choices follow three principles. Each one trades off against the others — and we picked these tradeoffs deliberately.
Partner-density over visibility.
Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru have more visibility but also more competing charities. Tier-2 cities have less competition for partner attention and faster setup.
Existing infrastructure over greenfield.
We only enter cities where there's already a dental college or established Rotary club. We borrow their reach instead of building it.
Reach-per-dollar over flag-planting.
We could be in 20 cities with one school each. We prefer 3 cities with 14 schools each. Density beats breadth in Year 1.
FCRA-compliant partners always.
India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act is strict. We only work with partners who hold valid FCRA registration. This is non-negotiable.
Where we're evaluating next.
Three candidate cities under partner-feasibility evaluation. Decisions published in Q3 2026 quarterly report.
Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Multiple dental colleges plus strong Rotary district presence. Conversations with two potential primary partners underway.
Mysuru, Karnataka
Established dental college, strong NGO infrastructure, growing diaspora donor interest in Karnataka outreach.
Nepal expansion
First non-India geography. Kathmandu Valley schools through partner NGO relationships. Subject to legal/operational diligence.
Run a dental college or Rotary club? Let's talk.
If you operate in India and can serve as a primary partner, our partner pipeline is open. We're particularly interested in tier-2 cities currently underserved by dental hygiene programs.
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