HISTORY OF WHITEHOUSE
WHITEHOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST was established in the year 2013 with the aim of improving the quality of life by creating awareness on issues that affect the common man. SEVEN trustees initiated the WHITEHOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST and joined the hands together to create a better environment for the society children to achieve big heights. We believe children are the rising sun of the society, by cultivating proper knowledge will result in social change.

The White House charitable Trust, since its inception in 2013, has been actively involved in numerous initiatives, including holding educational camps for students and providing necessities like food and clothing to physically challenged children.The trust is also in the process of opening a Siddha Hospital, and during the Islamic fasting season, it facilitates the distribution of cooking utensils and new clothes, donated by kind individuals, to those in need. The trust invites those with surplus Sadaqah Fitra and Zakat to contribute to their cause.

Our Team
WHITEHOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST is an registered NGO backed by passionate professionals of SIVAKASI . Joined hands to take their motherland to greater heights. Our amazing team of regulars and part-time volunteers are committed to helping others. Think, you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!

Our History
Since its inception in 2013, WHITEHOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST has successfully completed number of projects ranging from academic coaching, Skill Training, Computer Training,Awareness Programs,Motivation classes for physical challenged children to the needy, career placements etc

Our Mission
WHITEHOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST is committed to assist the Unemployed Youths/students through appropriate guidance for attaining quality education, skill development and career building.

WHITEHOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST’s vision is to harness the inbuilt talent of young Unemployed Youths/Students, motivate them to think and dream big so as to achieve higher goals.

1. To Serve the physically challenged persons.
2. To Provide education for the poor students.
3. To Help the poor who lack their basic needs.