Our impact
Impact starts small —and it starts honestly.
We publish outcomes only when there's something real behind them. Every number here represents an action our community actually took, with more added as PilCoo's work grows.
What we measure
Every metric below fills only when there's documented evidence behind it. Until then, it stays quietly empty.
1,20,827
Steps walked
Original goal: 1,00,000 · 121% of goal
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Animals supported
Not reported yet
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Meals sponsored
Not reported yet
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Veterinary interventions
Not reported yet
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Community participants
Not reported yet
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Volunteer hours
Not reported yet
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Trees planted
Not reported yet
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Funds directed to causes
Not reported yet
Impact in practice
Community challenge
1 Lakh Steps for Paws
Our first community walking challenge set out to collectively walk 1,00,000 steps for street-animal welfare. The community crossed that goal — 1,20,827 steps — with 22 days still remaining.
The three pillars
One measure of honesty, in three directions.
We distinguish clearly between what PilCoo stands for, programmes being developed, active initiatives, and verified outcomes.
Animals
Street-animal welfare — feeding, clean water, sterilisation, vaccination and veterinary support, strengthening the people already doing the work.
Active initiative — first verified outcome recorded above
People
Mental-health awareness, community conversations and reducing the stigma of asking for support.
In development — nothing reported until it's real
Nature
Community clean-ups, tree planting and practical local environmental action — participation over performance.
In development — nothing reported until it's real
Our reporting format
How we'll report it
Every PilCoo outcome travels the same five stops before it is published — so you can always trace the number back to the work.
01Need
Verified with the community
02Action
The work that responds
03Resources
What it took
04Outcome
What changed
05Evidence
Counts, photos, receipts
Example — Community Walk
participants · combined steps · amount directed to a cause — to be documented and published.
Example — Meal Sponsorship
partner organisation · meals sponsored · date & place documented — to be documented and published.
Our commitment
Kindness deserves accountability.
Open books, honest updates, and a clear line of sight from every rupee given to the care it becomes — no gloss, no spin. We run lean, keep administrative costs low, and treat every contribution as a trust, because that's exactly what it is.
As funds, resources and effort flow, we will document:
- What was supported
- Where resources went
- Who it worked with
- What happened
- What measurable impact was achieved
Only real numbers
If we can't document it, we don't publish it.
Documented outcomes
Counts, photos and notes from the ground.
Shared openly
Published here, linked to the work that created it.
The first number on this page could have your name behind it.
Help create the first outcome