ARISE · Partner
Partner with the movement.
There are seven ways an institution, a company, a brand or an organisation can stand behind this work. Each one carries a clear ask, a clear term and a clear exit — and in none of them does a partner pay the movement, or the movement pay a partner.
The movement grows through partnership.
Not sponsorship of a logo. A working relationship with a stated ask.
ARISE forms young Indians across five dimensions and four competencies, and carries that formation into neighbourhoods through free evening Nurture Centres for children of classes 6 to 10. It needs campuses to meet on, campuses to teach in, companies that will open a door, brands that will honour a rise, builders of curriculum, organisations of service, and people who will fund the whole of it.
You are asked for one thing
Every category states its ask in a sentence and asks nothing beyond it. A college gives six commitments and no more. A company gives three and no more. Nothing is added later.
No money changes hands
No partner pays the movement, and the movement pays no partner. The single exception is Donors and Sponsors, who give to the Foundation. They give; they do not buy.
You are listed on the day
A partner is listed the day its agreement is executed — not at a gathering, not in a season. There is no queue and no calendar to wait for.
What is common to all seven — the rules that bind every partnership
The brand. Use of the ARISE name and marks is on the Centre’s terms alone. A Club Host, a Centre Host or an Earn Partner may be granted a reciprocal, royalty-free, non-exclusive mutual-validation licence: the partner may state that it hosts an ARISE club, hosts a Nurture Centre, or is an Earn Partner, and the movement may state the same fact. It extends to the statement of that fact and nothing further — no endorsement, no approval of any product, no sub-licence. It ends on exit, and each party withdraws the other’s marks.
The young. Any partner activity that touches a child is governed by the safeguarding regime. Volunteers and personnel of any partner who come into contact with a child at a Nurture Centre are screened, trained and bound — without exception.
Data. Data passes to a partner only as the Data, Privacy & Records Policy permits. To an Earn Partner it passes only for a named candidate, only under a written data-sharing agreement, never as a list, and every disclosure is logged. To a Privilege Partner, no associate data passes at all.
Writing. Every partnership of every category is recorded in writing on twelve standard headings — parties and purpose, term, non-exclusivity, commitments, central custody, brand use, youth protection, data and privacy, the terms special to the category, confidentiality, termination, and dispute resolution.
Diligence. No partnership is entered until the seven-enquiry due-diligence examination is complete and certified. The seventh enquiry is the excluded-sector list — tobacco, alcohol, gambling and betting, predatory or unlicensed lending, and adult content.
A single organisation may be a partner of more than one category, upon a separate agreement for each.
Find the one that is yours.
Each card carries who the category is for, what is asked of you, and what you receive. Open the page for the term, the exit and the form.
Club Host Partner
For — a college willing to host an ARISE Empowerment Club of its own students.
We ask — six commitments, including a slot to present ARISE to all students. No fee, no funding, no facility beyond the meeting slot.
You get — a recognised, self-governing club at no cost, a Nurture Centre serving your community, and the validation licence.
Host a club TwoCentre Host Partner
For — an institution or person able to lend a campus for a free evening Nurture Centre.
We ask — a defined footprint, the session times, the five matters of the campus annexure, and cooperation with safeguarding.
You get — a free centre for the children of your community, run at the Foundation’s cost, and the validation licence.
Lend a campus ThreeEarn Partner
For — companies and institutions extending internship, employment and business opportunity.
We ask — share all opportunities at all levels · evaluate every candidate put forward · return feedback within one week.
You get — candidates from day one, an attribute validation report on each, and the validation licence.
Open a door FourPrivilege Partner
For — brands and institutions willing to extend a privilege as an associate rises.
We ask — pre-determine, for each of the four bands, the privilege you will extend, and honour it on the credential.
You get — association with a movement whose people are formed, measured and validated. No data, no endorsement, no money.
Extend a privilege FiveLearn Partner
For — those who can build content and curriculum: institutions, faculty, subject bodies, practitioners.
We ask — content, modules, trainer guides, faculty or assessment design, to the standards the Centre owns.
You get — attribution as recorded, and the standing of having built the formation of a generation.
Build the curriculum SixServe Partner
For — Rotary, Lions and other non-governmental organisations of service.
We ask — volunteers, resources in kind, support to a centre or its monthly initiative, and co-delivered service.
You get — service delivered alongside the movement, and its due recognition.
Stand with a centre SevenDonors and Sponsors
For — individuals, institutions, corporates giving under CSR, philanthropists and government.
We ask — money, the sponsorship of a centre or a programme, or an endowment.
You get — a receipt from the Centre, an accounting under the proper head, the audited accounts, and recognition.
Fund the workPress and visitors
Media is not a partner category. Journalists, photographers and visitors who wish to see a club or a centre are welcomed through press and visitor engagement.
Press and visitsThe Foundation carries the risk.
Every centre-hosting agreement is made with the Rebuild India Foundation — the sole party to it, and the sole holder of every liability arising under it. A club never signs as principal.
Who is a party, who is the operator, and who bears the liability
The Foundation is the sole party. A host institution contracts with the Rebuild India Foundation and with nobody else. Every liability arising under that agreement is held by the Foundation.
The club is named as operator, never as principal. The agreement records the club as the body that runs the centre day to day. That is the whole of its standing in the document. It signs nothing as a principal, because it is not one.
No club, no associate, no Faculty Advisor and no Centre Mentor is a party to the agreement or bears any liability under it. The liabilities of the movement are borne by the Foundation.
Clubs hold and spend nothing. All money sits in the Foundation’s central custody, receipted and audited. No partnership of any category places money in the hands of a club.
Education at the centre is free. Neither the children, nor their families, nor the associates, nor the host pays anything, at any stage, under any condition.
One sequence, all seven categories.
The order is firm: invitation precedes interest, diligence precedes agreement, and agreement precedes activation. A partner is listed the day its agreement is executed — not at a gathering of the movement.
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Invitation, then interest
The invitation-cum-proposal is issued by the Centre alone, and entered on the tracker. You return an expression of interest, signed, with the discovery questions answered. The form on each category page begins this.
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Due diligence
The seven-enquiry examination — legitimacy and repute · alignment with the movement’s values · no conflict or capture · youth-protection capability · financial integrity · fair intent in the use of the brand and of candidate information · the excluded-sector list. It is completed and certified before any memorandum is put to signature. An adverse finding is referred upward; it is not overridden at the desk.
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The agreement
A memorandum of understanding on the twelve standard headings, executed by the Rebuild India Foundation. No memorandum is executed until qualified counsel has reviewed and adapted its terms for the partner and the jurisdiction.
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Listed, the same day
You are entered on the register of partners on the day of execution. Nothing waits for a season, a ceremony or a cohort.
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Needs survey, then the activation plan
After execution we sit down and take the partnership’s measure — your challenges, your aspirations, your specific requirements — and settle the plan by which the partnership actually runs.
The registered particulars of the Foundation are entered before any agreement is executed, and every draft carries a Draft — not for execution banner until counsel has reviewed it. Agreement in principle is not signature.
Which door is yours?
If more than one fits, take them one at a time — each category is a separate agreement.