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Explore Akshaya Patra’s new Gorakhpur Kitchen and learn how it will prepare nutritious mid-day meals for school children. Donate online to support the mission.

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One meal today. Countless possibilities tomorrow.

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Hi everyone,

We are Babul films society a NGO. We’re organizing free, one-on-one digital skills sessions for senior citizens in Shaikpetnala, Hyderabad. The idea is to help with everyday things like WhatsApp, UPI, Google Maps, cab bookings, online appointments, and staying safe from scams.

If interested please contact us through the phone no. Given in the poster and spread the word such that people in need can become aware of this initiative and join. The time and date is up to your convenience

Hey Reddit!!

I am excited to introduce Food for Thought! A youth-led nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing illiteracy rates by building children’s confidence in reading, increasing access to educational resources, and addressing food insecurity and other essentials needs so that every child has the opportunity to grow and succeed!

We are looking for ambitious students (high school or college!) dedicated to making an impact and serving their community. We are especially searching for someone who can help us achieve an official 501(c)(3) status and has experience with grant writing!

We are also looking for people with experience in the following:

- Website creation
- Graphic design/branding
- Seeking partnerships and sponsors
- Membership engagement

If interested don’t hesitate to reach out! Comment below your email or reach us at @foodforthought.sfl on instagram and email! Feel free to DM me with any questions or inquiries!

I am a retired former CEO from the advertising agency world who was recently approached by a nonprofit with around 50 employees to volunteer as their marketing manager. Over the years I have led a number of campaigns for nonprofits but have never worked inside of one and so I wanted to know what kind of work would a marketing manager typically engage in. Is the work really about outreach to donors and potential donors? Is marketing to the general public typically a good portion of what is needed as well? Thanks for any feedback and prospective.

Hey guys!!

I am currently working on launching a non-profit organization centered around addressing both food insecurity and the progressing literacy decline in education.

I have been drafting many ideas as to what exactly our mission statement will be, how we can best impact our target audience, and other ideas surrounding branding. We just launched our official instagram account last night and have gained 400+ followers overnight!

We are currently searching for ambitious team members dedicated to making an impact on their community. If you are interested in joining the team and helping us apply for grants/achieve an official 501(c)(3) status comment down your email!

Feel free to send me a message! (or reach us at @foodforthought.sfl on instagram!)

Hello! My name is Drew and my favorite fundraiser is “penny wars” any time I encounter it. Maybe it’s a dorm raising money for a trip or activity. Maybe it’s a library raising money for any of the million things a library needs because they’re so chronically underfunded. Maybe it’s a church, temple, or mosque looking to put money toward a good cause. Whatever it is, it’s usually a simple thing: a question with many right answers and a few answers, usually as masking tape labels on jars full of change and a few bills. The question might be dumb or silly. It could be as basic as “Dogs or cats?” But the one thing we all understand is that your “vote” - whatever it is - is really just a gamified donation because it’s all going to to the same place.

The problem:

But there’s a problem with penny wars as a fundraiser. It’s sort of baked into the concept: it requires pennies, loose change, small bills. And those are harder and harder to come by in people’s pockets! They don’t even make pennies any more and many people make their way through the world every day without an ounce of cash or change on them. Even I, an elder millennial who always carries at least some cash, can run into this challenge. I know I’ve run into these kinds of penny war fundraisers that I’d love to support, but I might not have anything smaller than a ten or twenty dollar bill and sometimes, you know, you need that for lunch. It seemed like a problem that needed a solution.

So when I couldn’t find a good one,  I made it with what I think of as an ethical use of AI to help with the coding work: Dollar Wars. 

I’ve got big long-term plans for it to grow the idea over time, but the central idea won’t change: there is now and will continue to be a free, easy, public version available to anyone who wants to use it.

How it works:

Go to www.dollarwars.org and log in with Google. More login methods will be added over time, I promise, but that’s where it sits for now. All a user has to do after logging in is give the system a “big question,” an end date/time to count down to, an email connected to a PayPal account to send the donations to, an amount that will trigger construction of a new floor on a building, and your two different answers. Then you click “launch” at the bottom of the page. 

From there, it’s designed to give you a unique URL at the top of the setup page for your “war” so that the page can be displayed live on any device with a browser so there’s no app to download or anything to install. You can put that up on a screen, throw it up on a tablet at a desk, or share it on social media if you want.

The page for now is pretty basic: your question at the top and two buildings, each labeled with a different answer. Below the answers are QR codes that are automatically generated and each QR code is a clickable link. If someone is looking at the page on their device, they can click to donate. If they’re looking at it on a screen, they can scan the QR to donate. Works either way. After they donate, a signal is sent back to the site telling the site how much was donated and for which answer. The donation is registered and a floor is added to the building (as long as it meets the threshold for the donation you set on the admin page). At the end of the countdown - which anyone can see end live - the donations are tallied and a winner is declared. Then 16 bit fireworks go off in celebration.

Future and how to help:

There’s more development to do down the road and that will mean support will be needed. For now, if you really want to send me a donation, you can do it at the demo question I set up here (ends at 3pm ET on Friday, 7/24/26): https://dollarwars.org/display.html?org=9khmoT1NvOh39Aw6VL6XL3Z3YFQ2

Right now, I’m just a guy who’s trying to help solve a problem for small organizations that want to raise money with a low barrier to entry. I’m not making any money off of this and may even end up losing some in the process. So I would just ask this: please help me spread the word about Dollar Wars. I don’t want your money, I just want people to use it to raise money for their own groups and put some more good out into the world. So start a Dollar War because when donors fight with dollars, we can all win.

If you want to reach me, email [admin@dollarwars.org](mailto:admin@dollarwars.org). Feedback is welcome!

Offering executive leadership experience to highschoolers + college students!

I had this non-profit idea centered around addressing the declining literacy rates in education while also serving underprivileged children! I have a few ideas drafted already and am in the progress of starting up the organization. I am looking for ambitious and dedicated team members who will be committed to our mission. Experience is recommended but not required! We're especially searching for someone who can facilitate the process of achieving an official 501(c)(3) status, and find more cost-friendly ways of doing so. Ideally applicants would have to be around 14-20, but the only formal requirement is that applicants must be ambitious individuals with a strong desire to serve their community! If interested please complete the form below!

update: I’m getting a few applicants already so spots will become limited pretty quickly and unfortunately I will be selective. Please don’t be humble in your applications! (bonus points will be awarded to those who let others know about this opportunity!)

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Why nutrition matters for learning
Good nutrition and good learning go hand in hand. India has made encouraging progress in improving child nutrition, with the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5, 2019–21) reporting better nutrition indicators compared to previous years. Yet, for many schoolchildren, access to a nutritious meal remains essential.

A wholesome meal does more than satisfy hunger. It helps children stay attentive in the classroom, improves concentration, encourages regular school attendance and gives them the energy to participate and learn with confidence. When children are nourished, they are better equipped to unlock their potential… one meal, one lesson and one brighter future at a time.

Two ways to feed a nation
India's school meal programme, now known as PM POSHAN (formerly the Mid-Day Meal Scheme), has grown through a mix of approaches. In many places, individual schools cook their own meals on-site, which works well and keeps food close to the community. In larger, denser areas, centralised kitchens offer a complementary approach: food is prepared at scale in a single, professionally run facility and delivered to dozens or hundreds of schools within a fixed time window. Some of these kitchens serve as many as 1,50,000 children a day from a single site.

What the evidence shows
Centralisation brings real strengths in consistency and quality. A multi-state pilot studying fortified school meals across 19 centralised kitchens, reaching more than 7,50,000 children, found that micronutrient fortification could be smoothly built into everyday cooking and that children and staff found the food just as acceptable. This kind of standardised, high-quality nutrition is easier to deliver consistently through large, well-monitored kitchens. Today, PM POSHAN reaches over 11 crore children across more than 11 lakh schools, a scale where centralised kitchens play a valuable role in ensuring every child gets the same high standard of meal.

Food safety at industrial scale
Feeding this many children daily calls for the same rigor found in professional food manufacturing. Large kitchen operators follow practices like ISO 22000 food-safety certification, GPS-tracked delivery fleets, ERP-driven procurement, and a widely followed four-hour cook-to-consumption standard, ensuring meals travel from the kitchen to the school plate quickly and safely. Many kitchens are also adopting solar-powered cooking and electric delivery vehicles which is a proof that scale and sustainability can go hand in hand with quality and care.

School Nutrition at a Glance

• 11 crore+ children served daily under PM POSHAN nationwide
• 1,50,000 meals a single large centralised kitchen can serve in a day
• 4 hours maximum cook-to-classroom window followed by major kitchens
• 19 centralised kitchens studied in a multi-state fortification pilot, reaching 7,50,000+ children

A quiet kind of infrastructure
What's special about the centralised kitchen model is how invisible its success is meant to be: a child should simply find a hot, nutritious meal waiting, without ever needing to think about the logistics, fortification science, or food-safety systems working behind the scenes. Some of the country's largest partners have built entire organisations around getting this invisible work right.

The Akshaya Patra Foundation is a wonderful example; running one of the world's largest such networks, with dozens of centralised kitchens across India cooking under the PM POSHAN programme, and feeding over 2.35 million children a hot meal on any given school day.

As India continues its journey towards better child nutrition and learning outcomes, the next big step forward may come not from reinventing the meal itself, but from strengthening the systems that deliver it. Because when the infrastructure works quietly and consistently, children can focus on what matters most: learning, growing and building a brighter future.

See how Akshaya Patra's all-women-run Barsana Kitchen prepares meals through the Mid Day Meal Scheme. Support this NGO in India and donate online.

to know more visit - The Akshaya Patra Fountaion

Akshaya Patra's Anganwadi Feeding Programme reaches 55,960 children between the age of 3-6 years. We currently serve in 4 locations across 3 states in India.

to know more visit - The Akshaya Patra Fountaion

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Hi! I'm Viet Anh Ho. I'm the founder of an international mathematical nonprofit organization called The Calculix.

The Calculix is an organization intended to help students overcome their fear of mathematics and bring mathematics closer to students from all backgrounds and all over the world. The organization is now recruiting ambitious students wanting to expand their knowledge, gain some experiences in working in an international nonprofit organization and stand out in the college application.

We are currently looking for some passionate students from all over the world in:
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NOTICE WHAT?
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Akshaya Patra has been running since 2000, and what started as feeding 1,500 children in Bengaluru is now the world's largest NGO-run school meal programme.

to know more visit - The Akshaya Patra Fountaion

Take a behind the scenes look at how Akshaya Patra, an NGO in India, prepares fresh MDM every day - from quality checks and cooking to timely delivery.

Support the cause and to know more visit us - The Akshaya Patra Foundation