The Paper Revolution Foundation, formerly known as RADDI Paper Scrap, was founded on the belief that change does not require money or power.
It needs intent, consistency, and people who care.
Founded in 2016, TPR Foundation is a youth-driven, volunteer-led non-profit working for underprivileged children and communities across Maharashtra.
What began as a college idea has grown into a movement that turns raddi into roshni and scrap into opportunity.
We don't follow the traditional charity model. Instead of depending on mainstream funding, we built a sustainable, community-powered approach where waste paper becomes a resource for social good.
Every newspaper you discard, every notebook you no longer need, every bundle of raddi you donate becomes a step toward education, dignity, and empowerment for someone else. This is what makes us different. This is what makes it a revolution.
Communities contribute their paper scrap.
Scrap is ethically converted into funds.
Funds support education and social initiatives.
Lives are transformed. Waste becomes opportunity.
"Every child deserves the freedom to dream and the opportunity to achieve those dreams."
Yet, for many children, factors like locality, language, lack of resources, guidance, or exposure decide their future before they even get a chance. We exist to break those barriers. Not with charity alone, but with access, awareness, and action.
Everything we do is anchored in three core values
Education is not just about textbooks; it's about confidence, choice, and courage.
We promote civic sense, rational thinking, and awareness about social issues.
Real progress happens when people come together. We involve citizens, volunteers, and donors.
To create a happy, healthy, and inclusive society where individuals receive equal access to self-development and actively contribute to the betterment of society. A society where citizens not only demand their rights, but also uphold their responsibilities.
The Paper Revolution Foundation operates with complete accountability and integrity.
