Get Involved

There's more than one way to help this work grow

Whether you represent an institution, have skills to offer, or just want to help more people hear about this — here's where to start.

Partner your institution

We work best alongside banks, government bodies, and logistics organizations willing to build real infrastructure with us — the way ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, HDFC Bank, SBI, and the Food Corporation of India already have. If your organization has a similar role to play, we'd like to talk.

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Volunteer your expertise

Financial literacy training, agricultural equipment know-how, logistics planning, or hands-on time running workshops in the communities we work with — if you have a specific skill that maps onto one of our four pillars, tell us about it.

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Support the work

We don't currently process donations through this website. If you're interested in supporting Eclipsion financially, get in touch and we'll walk you through the right next step directly.

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Spread the word

Not everyone who wants to help has capital or credentials to offer — some of the most useful support is simply making sure the right person hears about this work at the right time. Share what we do with anyone you think should know about it.

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What we look for in a partner

Real infrastructure, not a one-time gesture

The partnerships that make this work possible aren't sponsorships or one-off grants — they're operational relationships. Our bank partners open real accounts and process real credit. The Food Corporation of India moves real produce. The Ministry of Agriculture backs real credit programs. What we're looking for from a new partner is that same kind of standing commitment: something that keeps working for a farming family long after the first conversation.

If that's the kind of relationship your organization is set up for — whether you're a financial institution, a logistics company, a government body, or another NGO working adjacent to this space — we'd genuinely like to hear from you.

A working meeting with a partner organization