ABOUT THE TRUST
An organised act of
compassion, written
into deed.
Thai Ullam Trust was settled on 20 April 2026 at Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu. It is
perpetual, irrevocable and bound — by law and by intention — to public
charitable purpose.
The Trust takes its name from the Tamil Thai Ullam — a mother’s heart. It is the disposition we bring to every village, every classroom and every health camp: presence, patience, and the belief that dignity is owed to everyone.
Founded by Mrs. M. Prabadevi alongside a small board of trustees, the Trust holds an initial corpus of ₹10,000 which is added to through donations, contributions, grants and endowments. Every contribution is held strictly upon the trusts declared in the deed.
Our work is non-discriminatory. We serve without regard to caste, creed, community or religion, and our activities are restricted to charitable purposes as defined in Section 2(15) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 — excluding any activity in the nature of commerce or business.
AT A GLANCE
GOVERNANCE
Bound by deed. Answerable to
community.
The Trust is governed by a Board of Trustees serving an initial term of ten years. No benefit — direct or indirect, in cash or kind — accrues to the settlor, the trustees, or any person specified under Section 13(3) of the Income Tax Act.
A trustee automatically ceases to hold office on becoming of unsound mind, being adjudged insolvent, or being convicted of any offence involving moral turpitude.
Statutory framework
Activities restricted to charitable purposes; no commerce, business, or promotion of any particular religion, caste or community.
No benefit, direct or indirect, in cash or kind, accrues to the settlor, trustees or specified persons under Sec. 13(3).
Trustees shall take steps for registration under the Indian Trusts Act and the Income Tax Act, including 12AB and 80G.
Corpus and property vest in presenti in the trustees, who stand indemnified for bona fide acts in the execution of their duties.