Funder	Period of Funding	What they said about us
Obeetee Private Limited Mirzapur, India http://www.obeetee.com	2010 to date
Baal Dan Charities USA	2010	We are glad to partner with Project Mala
E. Hill and Company Ltd. Khamariah, Mirzapur, India	1998 to 2010
The Carpet Export Promotion Council Ministry of Textiles Government of India	April 1996 to September 2000 April 2006 to Date
ABC Carpet & Home New York, USA	August 1998 - May 2000 and January 2007 to date
UNESCO Paris	2005 to 2007
STEP (Foundation for fair conditions in carpet production and carpet trade)	2005 to 2006	Date: 12.12.2005 Professionally managed, with a lot of dedication and personal commitment. Project Mala deserve respect from everybody. STEP is happy to be part of it and proud that we can contribute. Mr. Ueli Ramseier STEP Foundation Switzerland
DANIDA Royal Danish Embassy New Delhi, India	July 2001 to June 2004
British High Commission in India New Delhi
Ministry of Labour Government of India, New Delhi		The Ministry has been assisting Project Mala under the grant aid scheme for the last three years. The programme has been one of the most successfully run projects in this area and has been responsible for actually rehabilitating children and providing them with education, nutrition etc. Over 50% of the children have been mainstreamed into formal education. Under grant aid scheme the Ministry has a very small budget, I would therefore very strongly recommend that UNICEF provide necessary assistance for taking up this project which would be a major initiative in our objective of rehabilitating working children. Dr D L Mishra Secretary Ministry of Labour New Delhi, India 29 September 2000
International Labour Organisation New Delhi		View Letter
Charles Veillon S A Lausanne, Switzerland	February 1997 - July 1998 and February 2001
ODA (DFID) Glasgow, Scotland	1990 - 1993
EEC Brussels, Belgium	1991 - 1998

Apart from the above listed Institutional donors, Project Mala has over six hundred Individual child sponsors who have made a significant contribution to Project Mala.