National Association for the Blind - Karnataka


The spirit of benevolence

You could donate to NAB as an individual or as an organization/corporate. Your donations could go towards our various training/rehabilitation programmes, our rural community development initiatives or the other new projects and activities that we plan for the benefit of the visually challenged.

Our donors also receive a great deal of satisfaction, being able to make a difference and being part of all that we do. And although some of them choose to remain anonymous, they have shared their wonderful journey with us in their testimonials.

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Please note that we have a transparent system of accounting for all the donations that we receive and the donors can play an active role in being part of our plans.

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NAB-Karnataka is an NGO registered under Karnataka Societies Act 1960-S No.367/78-79.

Since 1977, we have helped the visually impaired in Karnataka become socially and economically independent - thus creating a bright future for them and their families.

Please ensure that you attach a cover note to the cheque stating your Full Name, Email, Phone, Full Postal Address, PAN number to help us issue and send across a receipt to you.

How to Donate

You can make a donation to NAB by drawing a cheque in favour of "National Association for the Blind - Karnataka" and sending it to the address:

The National Association for the Blind Karnataka Branch, CA Site No. 4, NAB Road, Jeevan Bhima nagar, Bangalore - 560075
Phone number: 9611924211.
Email: outreach@nabkarnataka.org / manageradmin@nabkarnataka.org 

You can wire transfer by NEFT/RTGS and UPI the donation to the following account and send an email to ceo@nabkarnataka.org.
Bank Name: Bank of Baroda
Account Name: National Association for the Blind
Account No: 89240100010208
IFSC Code: BARB0VJINBA
Type of Account: Savings Account
Branch: Indiranagar Branch

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Please note that we have a transparent system of accounting for all the donations that we receive and the donors can play an active role in being part of our plans.

DonorSpeak - Testimonials


"My father was the founder director of the Mysore training centre and after he passed away I have continued the association. In any kind of association with a social cause, everything depends on how one relates to it and how the other person reciprocates it. In the case of NAB, many of my family members have been involved with it and I have had a long and close association with it. So I have seen it grow over the years. Once in Bangalore I saw a visually challenged person cross the road and when I talked to him, he told me that he had received training at the NAB, Mysore. So it felt good to see that the organization was making a difference to people's lives. I just want the NAB work to be more visible so people are made aware about it"

- Narasimha Prasad, Chartered Accountant, UB Group, Bangalore


"I always wanted to do something for others and I think the visually challenged in particular need more support. Over 30 years ago my bank was already associated with the NAB and personally even I wanted to be part of it and that's how I got involved. Over the years I used to get updated on all that was happening at the NAB and I was very happy to see that it was doing a lot of good things."

- Balram, Retired Bank Officer


"I strongly feel that visually disabled persons more than anyone else need the strongest support both, in terms of rehabilitation and general motivation. I have been associated with NAB over the years and have been fortunate to spend time with the students from time to time. I think NAB is a well-established organization that responds well to initiatives or volunteers. I have had the good fortune to have organized a few events for the students to showcase their talent with NAB's help. NAB can reach out more proactively to individuals and organizations both for financial support and employment opportunities by organizing events in organizations and residential colonies to showcase talent, highlight needs and seek support."

- Venugopal Koka


"We have been associated with the NAB -Karnataka for over 25 years now and it is part of our focus on the cause of the disabled. When we look at all the programmes that Rotary is involved with, the NAB programmes are the ones for which maximum number of Rotarians are usually present. That itself says a lot."

- Narendra Babu, Businessman, President - Rotary Club, Mid-Town, Mysore


"Before starting any project we do a study on the requirements and accordingly set targets. As far as NAB Karnataka is concerned, our expectations have certainly been met. They are making good progress with respect to their plans of helping the visually challenged."

- Kishore Govind, CFO and Company Secretary, San Engineering


"It is very satisfying for us to see the work that NAB is doing."

- Manjunath - Hydroline