Krea University was established with a mission to re-imagine education for the 21st century and beyond, helping humanity prepare for an unpredictable world. Our students go on to become young empathetic leaders who create societal impact, equipped with problem-solving, adaptability, resilience, and ethical decision-making skills. Every opportunity comes with a clarion call to equip learners with skills that surpass immediate employability, and the ecosystem at Krea, both within and beyond the classrooms, is designed with this purpose.
Gifts of all sizes play a significant role at Krea, bolstering our efforts in shaping the lives of the next generation of leaders. You can get involved in many different ways, from supporting student scholarships, research and development, laboratory equipment and computing facilities, to specific projects and creating robust campus infrastructure for a fully residential University.
All contributions will be acknowledged and recognised – they can remain anonymous or be presented with displays in websites and naming rights depending on the extent of engagement with Krea.
Backed by our donor’s support, Krea’s students drive innovation in areas vital to resolving challenges of this fast-changing world.
Throughout their academic journey at Krea, may it be rigorous internships, robust summer programmes, building research skills or contributing to futuristic projects, students continuously translate core learning from the classroom into community impact. Our intent is clear – that students from Krea become ethical, impactful leaders in society, contributing to development, leadership, governance, policy and the like.
Krea believes in active donor engagement and stewardship. Our donors are enablers of our vision and truly are the pillars of our pursuit of offering quality higher education.
Donors are welcome to visit the campus, meet with students, have open conversations, exchange ideas and create value for students through their rich and varied experience.
Donors will receive regular updates about Krea and its students and can also choose to engage in skill and knowledge transfer by offering corporate placements or internships or through mentoring programmes, as per Krea’s policy.
Krea University’s mission is to help humanity prepare for an unpredictable world, using the transformative power of education. Conceived and designed to prepare students for impactful lives and careers in the 21st century and beyond, Krea University’s purpose is to create a generation of leaders who are compassionate, empathetic and driven to transform society. By supporting the university, you will join a force that will ignite a sustainable transformation among students, thus shaping a world of the future.
No. There are no hidden costs that will be deducted from the donation. The entire amount donated by you will be utilised towards the cause chosen by the donor.
Yes, naming rights are available for donations greater than a certain amount. This can be discussed with the Development team upon signing of the MoU.
Yes. The donor will be informed about the student(s) being sponsored by their donation. A brief profile of the student(s) will be shared and periodic updates will be provided about the student’s progress.
A meeting – either physical or virtual can be organised upon request, for a one-on-one interaction between the students and the donor.
The donor can convey their preference for supporting a specific profile of a student, example – specific gender/ geography/ profile of students. Krea University will try its best to match the students based on the donor’s preference.
The donation will, in the short term, enable students from underprivileged backgrounds to have access to world class education at Krea University and complete their undergraduate course. Several students are first time graduates in their families, and the donation will enable students to leverage this golden opportunity. In the long term, these students will become change agents in their communities, shaping a world which is inclusive and equitable.
Indian citizens holding an Indian Passport can donate to Krea University. Donors are requested to provide their PAN card number and address in order to issue the 80G certificate.
Foreign nationals who wish to donate to Krea University are requested to write an email to [email protected] for further details
Donations can be made via Online Transfer ( NEFT/ RTGS) or cheque / demand draft to Krea University. Payment through online portal is also accepted. A receipt will be provided immediately.
Cheque / Demand Draft
The cheque must be an account payee drawn in favour of Krea University. Donors can choose to send a draft as well in favour of Krea University.
The cheques and DDs must be sent to our corporate office address only as below:
The Senior Manager, Finance
KREA University
196, TTK Road,
Parthasarathy Gardens [Alwarpet],
Chennai 600 018
Online Transfer
Please make an online transfer to the following bank account:
Bank Account Details | KREA UNIVERSITY-COLLECTION & PAYMENTS |
Name of the Bank | ICICI Bank LTD |
Account Number | 000101236165 |
IFSC Code | ICIC0000001 |
Bank Address | ICICI Bank LTD, Cenotaph Road, Chennai-18 |
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