At India Khelo Football (IKF), we don’t just form partnerships — we build purposeful collaborations that are rooted in service, trust, and a shared vision for India’s football future.
As a Section-8 not-for-profit organization, IKF is committed to democratizing football dreams — and that includes keeping our platform neutral, transparent, and free from commercial exploitation.
IKF will not enter into any commercial agreement with partners who are part of the football ecosystem — whether you're a football club, academy, coach, scout, or service provider.
We are not here to make money off your work — We are here to work with you, as a team, to uplift Indian football.
IKF will not charge commissions or cutbacks for any business done by ecosystem partners.
Instead, we encourage:
Partners to support IKF’s grassroots initiatives via CSR, donations, or sponsorship
Joint efforts to reach underserved players who cannot afford professional support
Alignment with our impact-first, non-exploitative philosophy
IKF does not share player data with any external partner.
However, we welcome genuine opportunities (trials, scholarships, training) from partners, which IKF will:
While IKF offers a wide reach through its digital platforms and national on-ground presence, all promotional efforts for a partner's service must be self-funded by the partner.
Visibility is possible only when:
IKF invites stakeholders who believe that football is a force for good — and who are ready to walk this journey without commercial intent, but with collaborative spirit.
“We don't compete with you. We complete the ecosystem with you.”
We’re proud to already collaborate with:
Top ISL & I-League clubs
Grassroots academies and NGOs
Sports psychologist
Thought leaders, coaches, and changemakers across 125+ cities
US University networks
Nutrition expert
US University networks
Sports Education
Respect for IKF’s neutral and player-first approach
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