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    April 13, 2026

    Fundraising for gender justice: A five-part saga

    We’d love to fund you! You just have to change what you’re doing entirely.

    by Priya Varadarajan
    2 min read
    a fictitious text exchange between a nonprofit and a donor where the donor is asking the nonprofit how long it has been working in a community--nonprofit humour

    a fictitious text message exchange between a nonprofit and a donor, with the donor asking if the issues that the nonprofit has been working on have been solved--nonprofit humour

    a fictitious text message exchange between a nonprofit and a donor, with the donor asking how the nonprofit would credit the donor for any impact achieved--nonprofit humour

    a fictitious text conversation between a nonprofit and a donor, where the donor is asking the nonprofit to consider scaling their programme--nonprofit humour

    a fictitious text conversation between a nonprofit and a donor, with the donor indicating that they cannot fund the nonprofit for their programme as it currently is--nonprofit humour

    This article is based on this LinkedIn post.

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    ABOUT THE AUTHORS
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    Priya Varadarajan

    Priya Varadarajan is the founder of Durga – I’m Every Woman, a nationally recognised gender justice initiative that reimagines how women and girls occupy public spaces in India. The initiative has introduced pioneering interventions such as India’s first panic alarm system in public transport. Priya previously led the gender justice, disabilities, and mental health portfolio at Azim Premji Foundation.

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