
Ration Kits
Rice, dal, atta, oil and spices — a month of meals for a household that has run out of options.
₹1,000 feeds a family of five for one month.
Our year so far
Every figure below is drawn from our distribution registers and audited accounts. Where a figure is not yet verified, we say so rather than estimate it.
Where help is needed most
What we do
Relief that arrives is only half the job. Everything below is designed to keep working after we leave, and to be verifiable by the people it serves.

Ration kits sized to a household, not to a photograph. We buy from mandis near the point of distribution, which keeps money in the local economy and gets food moving in days rather than weeks.

Handpumps and borewells sited with the village, not for it. Every installation comes with a trained local caretaker and a spare-parts fund, because a broken handpump is worse than none — it moves the walk further away.

School fees, uniforms, books and the bus fare that is often the real barrier. We pay the school directly and follow attendance, so support continues only where a child is actually in class.

Mobile health camps, treatment costs, dialysis and surgeries. Most medical poverty in India is one bill away — we settle the bill with the hospital and keep the family out of debt.

Support paid to the surviving family or guardian, so a child stays in the home and community they know. Institutional care is our last resort, not our first.

A sewing machine, a cart, a first month of stock, and the training to use it. The measure of this programme is how quickly a household stops needing us.
How you can help
Whichever you choose, you will get an 80G receipt and a report on where it went.
The backbone. Your gift covers logistics, storage, coordination and the field staff who verify every distribution — the capacity that makes a seventy-two-hour emergency response possible at all.
Direct sadaqah, every month. Food, clean water, shelter and care for widows, orphans and households in hardship — steady enough that we can commit to a school year or a borewell.
For the hardship no programme anticipates — an unpayable hospital bill, a debt that will cost someone their land, emergency shelter. Every case is verified before a rupee moves.
The impact thali
A thali is a whole, divided into portions. Move the amount and watch the plate fill — each cell is one real thing your gift funds, priced from our own procurement records.
| Your gift | What it funds |
|---|---|
| ₹500 | Clean water for one person for a year |
| ₹1,000 | A ration kit — a month of meals for a family of five |
| ₹2,500 | One month of a child's sponsorship |
| ₹5,000 | Five ration kits, or one term of school fees |
| ₹21,000 | A share in a village handpump |
“Whoever relieves a believer's distress in this world, Allah will relieve his distress on the Day of Judgment.”Sahih Muslim 2699
Where we work
Select a state to see what is running there and who is running it.
Flood response and ration distribution across four districts, run with two local partner organisations.
Transparency
The chart is the summary. The audited accounts underneath it are the record — we publish both, every year.
| Where it goes | Share |
|---|---|
| Programmes and direct delivery | TODO_CLIENT |
| Operations and governance | TODO_CLIENT |
| Fundraising | TODO_CLIENT |
Give monthly
A borewell, a school year and a course of treatment all take longer than one gift. Regular giving is what lets us commit to them.
Predictable income means bulk procurement and pre-positioned stock — more relief per rupee, and faster when an emergency hits.
Giving that continues. A water point keeps serving long after the month you funded it.
Stories from the field

“The kit came before the water went down. We did not have to borrow.”

“Eleven girls came back to class this term. Nine of them because the bus fare was covered.”

“The handpump is forty steps from my door. It used to be two kilometres, and my daughters walked it.”
Reading

Four things to verify before you transfer — and where to look each of them up.

What you can claim, what you need to keep, and why your PAN matters on the receipt.

The seventy-two hours after a flood decide the next six months. Here is how we use them.
Assam
Bihar
Uttar Pradesh
Rajasthan
Telangana
Jharkhand
West Bengal
Kerala
80G tax exemption
12A registered
CSR-1 for corporate giving
Independently audited accounts
Payments secured by Razorpay
Registration numbers are published in full in the footer and on our governance page as they are issued.
₹1,000 feeds a family of five for a month. You will get an 80G receipt, and a report on where it went.
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