Problem Statement
Many individuals and communities across India face significant challenges, including food insecurity, lack of recognition for grassroots changemakers, and limited access to essential resources during cultural and crisis-driven events. Vulnerable populations, such as migrant workers, daily wage earners, and devotees at large religious gatherings, require structured support to to safeguard their well-being.
Our Approach
Rashtriya Swayamsiddh Samman: This initiative honours and celebrates extraordinary individuals and organisations that have overcome adversity through perseverance and courage, inspiring others to create meaningful change in their communities.
Our Approach
Mission Zero Hunger:To address food insecurity during the COVID-19 lockdown, the Jindal Foundation provided over 14 lakh meals across multiple states, ensuring daily sustenance for stranded individuals, including those in institutional care homes.
Our Approach
Support for the Rath Yatra Festival in Puri:The Foundation plays a crucial role in distributing freshly prepared meals and essential supplies to thousands of devotees. Over 8 lakh underprivileged people have benefited from nutritious food and hydration support like glucose and energy drinks, ensuring their well-being and enhancing their spiritual experience.
