Years of Dedicated Service
Lake Rejuvenated
Litres of Water Distributed
Trees Planted
Historical Wells Rejuvenated
Lives Impacted
About Us
Pyaas Foundation is an NGO based in Belagavi which was founded in 2016 and is dedicated to water security and management. We focus on rejuvenating water bodies, such as community wells and lakes to provide sustainable drinking water for communities and cattle, having supplied water to over 1,00,000+ people.
Our CSR Partners
What We Do?
Lake Rejuvenation
We restore and deepen local lakes—such as the 6.4-acre Gajapati lake—to ensure they hold water through summer, benefiting both villagers and livestock.
Well Rejuvenation
We bring abandoned, historic wells back to life to serve as sustainable, local water sources.
Water Tanker Support
We provide immediate relief by supplying free, clean drinking water via tankers to the hardest-hit rural and urban areas, serving over 1,00,000 people to date.
Ecological Plantations
We enhance local biodiversity and groundwater recharge by planting native fruit and flower trees.
Join the Movement:
Be the Change for a Water-Secure Future
Water is the lifeline of our rural communities, yet thousands still struggle for a single drop. At Pyaas Foundation, we don’t just provide temporary relief, we build permanent solutions. But we can’t do it alone. Whether you are an individual with a passion for the environment or a corporation looking to make a measurable social impact, there is a place for you here.
Become a Volunteer
Give your time and skills to our ground projects—from lake rejuvenation drives to community awareness programs in Belagavi.
Corporate Partnerships (CSR)
Partner with us on large-scale infrastructure projects like well rejuvenation and lake desilting. Help us scale our impact to more villages.
Donate for Impact
Every contribution directly funds the restoration of historic wells and the creation of new water bodies. All donations are 80G Tax Exempt.
Spread the Word
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voices of rural Karnataka.