Support Food for Education Programme by Donating Food grains

Once your food donation consignment in India arrives at our central warehouse, it is quality-checked, packed into child-friendly servings, and dispatched within seven days to partnering schools across districts and kitchens throughout the region. Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust coordinates delivery with local educators to ensure meals are ready before the next week’s classes begin, minimizing storage time and maximizing freshness for vulnerable children.

You can donate food at scale by underwriting midday meals for a whole classroom or an entire school for a month in India. We calculate costs based on caloric requirements and local ingredient prices and then share a detailed budget. Sponsors receive meal calendars, photographs, and attendance charts—including assessment metrics—highlighting how consistent nutrition directly improves concentration and learning outcomes.

Every food donation bag is barcoded at the time of dispatch. Once your donation is on its way, you’ll get a tracking link that shows when and where it was handed over, which schools received it, and even geotagged delivery photos. After the meals are served, teachers share feedback on things like taste and student energy levels. Even if you’re in a rural area without a smartphone, we send SMS updates so you can follow your donation’s journey from warehouse to lunch plate—ensuring full transparency and impact.

Getting your workplace or community group involved in a food collection drive is easier than you think. You can start by nominating a coordinator, choosing a collection week, and requesting our digital posters to spread the word. We’ll provide sealed collection bins and arrange pick-up once the drive is complete. As a thank-you, we share participation certificates, impact reports, and even give your team a shout-out on our social media. It’s a great way to turn a community effort into real meals for children in need—while also strengthening team spirit.

The food donation efforts have had a significant positive impact on children's health and school attendance. By providing a regular, nutritious lunch, the initiative has contributed to noticeable improvements in students' well-being and has encouraged more consistent classroom attendance. Health screenings by independent nutritionists and ongoing academic monitoring by education boards further support the connection between better nourishment and enhanced learning outcomes.