Royal Foundation traces its roots to a long-standing tradition of community welfare associated with the region's royal family, whose public duties historically included supporting schools, temples, and village infrastructure across the erstwhile Bushahr estate.
In 1998, that informal legacy was formalized into a registered public charitable trust, allowing the work to scale, professionalize, and be held accountable to modern standards of transparency and governance — while staying true to its founding spirit of service.
A Himachal Pradesh where every family — regardless of how remote their village — has access to quality education, healthcare, and economic opportunity.
To design and deliver community-led programs in education, health, livelihoods, and heritage preservation, in partnership with local institutions and government bodies.
Royal Foundation formally registered as a public charitable trust, consolidating decades of informal family philanthropy.
120 students across 8 village schools received the Foundation's first scholarships.
Partnered with district health authorities to run quarterly camps in remote hill villages.
Established a network of 40+ self-help groups supporting livelihoods for rural women.
Began restoration and documentation work on traditional Bushahr architecture and craft practices.
Cumulative program reach crosses 54,000 beneficiaries across 112 villages.
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Our annual reports and audited financials are available in the Resources section.
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