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India FoodBanking Network
A Food Security Foundation India Initiative

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Providing Relief During Crisis
We provide emergency food assistance to families affected by crisis.
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Sowing seeds of Nutrition
Our School Kitchen Gardens inculcate skills and habits of healthy eating
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Strengthening Programs that End Hunger

India FoodBanking Network addresses the issues of hunger and malnutrition through a network of FoodBanks. We bring together the private sector, Not-for-profit organizations, government and academia to support vulnerable communities and malnourished children with our emergency food assistance and nourishment programs.

We are committed to contributing to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 2 to end hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition in India by 2030 by establishing a strong and efficient network of FoodBanks throughout the country. These transformational FoodBanks systematically capture food from donors and channelize it to the institutional feeding programs.

54+ FoodBanks are directly working with several hundred Community Based Organizations reaching out to hundreds of thousands of vulnerable and needy people with targeted support programs.

Join our fight against hunger and end it in our lifetimes.
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Invest in Zero hunger

Commit to UN SDG 2: Achieving Zero Hunger, food security and improving nutrition.
Partner with India FoodBanking Network and strategically invest in the foodbanking model to enable foodbanks to scale their programs.

Donate Food

Companies producing packaged foods on scale can donate good quality surplus products with adequate shelf life to India FoodBanking Network which the food banks can efficiently distribute to people facing food insecurity

ENGAGE EMPLOYEES

Companies can connect their employees to a greater purpose of feeding and nourishing those in need. Employees can volunteer their skills at food banks, run fundraising campaigns / food drives.

UNITE TO END HUNGER IN OUR LIFETIMEs

Join the movement to end hunger No one should go hungry

India FoodBanking Network is building alliances and bringing together stakeholders from the private sector, not-for-profit organizations, governments, academia and communities to accelerate commitment and action to end hunger and improve nutrition in India. There are many ways to participate to achieve scale and impact:

  • Support School Feeding Programmes
  • Implement School Kitchen Gardens
  • Fund the distribution of rations and groceries
  • Donate packaged food products for distribution

    Food Assistance

    Providing Ration Kits to the needy and vulnerable population. Know more

    School Nutrition

    Ensuring daily nutritious meal at schools for underprivileged children Know more

    Surplus Food

    Channelizing surplus food to the vulnerable and needy population Know more

    building Resilient models to fight hunger

    Know more about the Network
    We need to hasten efforts to prevent food waste.......and create FoodBanking networks that work on getting food already available to those who need it.
    Vinita Bali Independent Director,
    Strategy Advisor
    Vinita Bali
    ...the focus has to be on providing the underprivileged with healthy diets and scaling up of foodbanking in India by partnering with other existing networks.
    Hari Bhartia Co Chairman & Managing Director,
    Jubilant Life Sciences
    Hari Bhartia
    The CSR mandate of the Companies Act provides an opportunity for the private sector to address issues of hunger and malnutrition through the FoodBanking initiative.
    Siraj Chaudhry Chairman, National Collateral Management Services Ltd. (NCML)
    Siraj Chaudhry
    Local need assessment is important to provide a community owned and driven model for successful implementation of FoodBanking.
    Neville Mehta CEO,
    Mumbai First
    Neville Mehta