Standing with something costs nothing, and counts for a great deal.
Most movements ask you for money the moment you show interest. ARISE asks you for your name. The supporter roll is the reach and goodwill of the movement — and the base from which its volunteers, its associates and its donors come.
Create a profile. Stay in the loop.
You give your name, a way to reach you, and your city. You hear what the movement is doing — clubs founded, centres opened, children arriving. You come and see a centre when you want to. You bring others if you believe in it.
Pay anything, or promise anything.
No fee, no donation, no minimum, no renewal, and no obligation to give later. A Supporter who never gives a rupee is a Supporter in full standing, permanently. Nobody will call you to convert you.
What we do with your details, and what we will not do with them
Your details are held by the Rebuild India Foundation under the DPDP privacy notice, for the purpose of running the supporter roll and telling you what the movement is doing.
Your details are not sold, rented or passed to a partner, a brand or an employer. A supporter roll is not a mailing list for hire, and it never becomes one.
You may ask to be taken off the roll at any time, by one message, without giving a reason. Nothing else about you is retained beyond what the law requires.
The ARISE platform is being assembled. Until it is live, signing up here places you on the founding supporters roll, and your profile is created for you the day the platform opens. You will be told when that happens.
A Supporter and a Donor are not the same person.
The distinction is deliberate and it is held everywhere in the movement’s records, because blurring it is how organisations quietly turn goodwill into a collection drive.
| Supporter | Donor | |
|---|---|---|
| What they do | Come onto the ARISE platform and create a profile | Give money to the Rebuild India Foundation |
| What it costs | Nothing, ever | Whatever they decide — any amount, once or repeatedly |
| What they receive | The movement’s news, an open invitation to visit a centre, a standing place on the roll | A receipt from the Foundation for every rupee, and the same welcome |
| How to begin | The form on this page | The giving page |
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One person may of course be both. Many are. But no Supporter is ever asked to become a Donor, and no associate may treat a donation as the price of your support.
Supporters are one of the three limbs of an associate’s Stars.
The five Stars of the movement carry the name Sankalpa. Each Star takes three criteria together — supporters onboarded, donors enrolled, and the amount mobilised for the mission. Miss one limb and the Star does not come.
| Star | Supporters onboarded | Donors enrolled | Amount mobilised |
|---|---|---|---|
| ★1 | 100 | 10 | ₹10,000 |
| ★2 | 250 | 25 | ₹1,00,000 |
| ★3 | 500 | 50 | ₹10,00,000 |
| ★4 | 1,000 | 100 | ₹25,00,000 |
| ★5 | 2,000 | 200 | ₹50,00,000 |
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What a Star is actually measuring, and why one name matters
A Star is not a fundraising target dressed up as an honour. What it measures is the ability to approach people, to be criticised and to be rejected — the working condition of every entrepreneur and every leader who has ever built anything.
So when a young associate stands in a corridor and asks a stranger to hear about ARISE, the hard part is not the asking. It is the twenty people who said no first. Your yes is the one that makes the twenty bearable.
If somebody brought you to this page, put their name on the form. Your profile is then counted to them, and you have genuinely helped a specific person rise. If nobody sent you, leave it blank — you are just as welcome.
No donation is a criterion of any office, any eligibility or any election in the movement. The people-mobilised limb of the Stars is about people, not about money. The Levels, the Stars and the Honours in full
Five fields, and no money.
These are the details a profile needs. Nothing else is asked of you now, and nothing else will be asked of you later.