Annadaan: Feeding the Forgotten with Dignity

Hunger is not symbolic. It is immediate.
Across refugee camps in Delhi, Rajasthan, and nearby regions, displaced Hindu families—especially children, pregnant women, and the elderly—regularly sleep without adequate food. With no ration cards or consistent government support, survival depends entirely on community-led efforts.

Through the Annadaan Seva Campaign, Hindu Samman Foundation (HSF) ensures reliable food support for families who would otherwise go hungry.

What this campaign delivers:

Cooked meal drives in refugee camps and urban slums

Dry ration kits providing up to 1–2 months of food per family

Fresh fruits and milk for infants, children, and the sick

Special food seva during festivals and important tithis

Support options:

-Ration Kit: ₹5,500 – ₹7,000 per family

-Cooked Meal Drive: ₹12,000 – ₹17,000 for 100+ people

Annadaan is not just tradition—it is direct action against hunger.

When food reaches the plate, dignity returns to the home