India, with over 10,000 orphanages, provides critical care, education, and shelter to thousands of children in need. However, many of these orphanages are on the brink of closure due to severe financial shortages. This crisis threatens to displace countless vulnerable children, depriving them of basic necessities and a safe environment. The current donation-driven funding models are unsustainable, often hindered by donor fatigue, lack of transparency, and high operational fees, leaving orphanages unable to secure consistent and reliable support.