The Bangalore Pledge Project for Trans Siblings is a community-driven initiative that connects trans individuals in need of financial support with willing supporters. Each supporter pledges Rs 1,000, which is matched by the project to provide essential services such as groceries, healthcare, and transportation. Originally launched during the COVID-19 pandemic by writer Rheea Mukherjee and theatre practitioner Nisha Abdulla, the project was recently revived in response to the controversial Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026. The team, now including Debbie Das and Anushree B, focuses on everyday support for trans individuals rather than just crisis management. Since its revival, the project has aided 28 trans persons in Bengaluru, primarily funding groceries and therapy sessions. The initiative emphasizes accountability, with every contribution tracked and beneficiaries compensated for their involvement in the project. The team continues to navigate challenges while seeking solutions, highlighting the importance of dignity in everyday support.