Grace Cancer Foundation IPO

About Grace Cancer Foundation

Grace Cancer Foundation (GRACE – Global Research and Cancer Education) is a Hyderabad-based public charitable trust established on October 26, 2013, by medical professionals to alleviate the burden of cancer through accessible preventive healthcare. Operating primarily across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, alongside global partnerships, the Foundation anchors its operations on 4 core pillars: cancer prevention through community health awareness, early detection via mobile screening bus units and rural medical camps, treatment support and patient navigation for economically disadvantaged communities, and technological research including AI-driven screening tools. The Trust holds valid regulatory registrations under Sections 12AB and 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961, and is registered under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), 2010.

SSE (Social Stock Exchange) IPO

An SSE (Social Stock Exchange) IPO is a structured way to support NGOs listed on the exchange. It’s not a tradable instrument. Your contribution goes directly to the NGO and the specific program it supports and is eligible for 80G tax benefits. Learn more.

Grace Cancer Foundation – Outreach & Healthcare Impact

• 6 Million+ lives touched through cancer screening and awareness initiatives.
• 100,000+ individuals reached through targeted screening and awareness programmes.
• 14,366+ cases of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and early cancer identified.
• 38,800+ chemotherapy sessions supported for patients.
• 7,200+ radiotherapy sessions facilitated.
• 4,120+ cancer surgeries supported.
• 1,306+ total outreach, screening, and education events conducted.
• 472+ villages and slums covered across target regions.
• 4,000+ volunteers mobilized to drive grassroots community health programs.
• 4 mobile cancer screening buses actively deployed in the field.

Programs Offered by Grace Cancer Foundation

• Mobile Cancer Screening Bus Program: Deploys fully equipped mobile screening units to deliver accessible on-ground cancer screening, basic diagnostics, and early detection services in remote and rural communities.
• Mega Cancer Medical Camps: Conducts large-scale, community-level medical camps providing multi-specialty consultations and clinical screenings for economically vulnerable and high-risk groups.
• Awareness and Education Campaigns: Drives public health education on cancer prevention, risk factors, and early symptoms through community outreach, school/workplace sessions, and flagship events like the Grace Cancer Run.
• Treatment and Patient Navigation Support: Assists screen-detected and underprivileged patients with hospital referrals, government healthcare scheme linkages, counselling, and treatment navigation.
• AI & Healthcare Research Initiatives: Undertakes clinical research and collaborates with academic institutions to build artificial intelligence tools for early-stage cancer detection, including mobile-based oral screening.

Are there any financial returns?

No. This is a Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) instrument, unique to the Social Stock Exchange. It’s essentially a structured grant — you’re contributing to a social cause.

There are no financial returns and no principal repayment. The contribution reflects in your demat holdings and is eligible for 80G income tax deduction. ZCZP instruments are issued only in dematerialised form and cannot be traded in the secondary market.

How to Contribute via Zerodha?

• Log in to Kite Web and go to the Bids section to find SSE IPOs.
• Select the GCFZCZP listing and enter your contribution amount (minimum Rs 1000).
• Once submitted, accept the mandate on the UPI app.
• The ZCZP instrument will appear in your demat holdings once listed. You will receive audited impact reports on how your contribution was utilised.