Meals provided
Kindness Kits
Beneficiaries
Institutions with monthly groceries
TAKING CARE OF THE BARE NECESSITIES
Hunger and malnutrition are two of the greatest challenges of our time. Not only do the consequences of not having enough – or having non-nutritious food – cause suffering and poor health, but it also slows progress in many other areas of development like education and employment.
We at MMF are dedicated to help break the cycle of poverty and alleviate malnutrition through various initiatives across the country.
To achieve this, we understand that informed planning, collaborative strategies and proper execution are crucial. Therefore, we always act with a resolve to not let even a single individual go to sleep hungry and ensure a consistent supply of food to help us take a step closer to this goal.
With our ongoing monthly grocery support to several institutions such as municipal schools, orphanages, leprosy homes, old age homes, women’s shelters, migrant students and the differently-abled, we have actively provided on-ground support to reduce extreme hunger and poverty. Furthermore, as part of our endeavour to reduce the issues of dire poverty, we also extend healthcare support to hospitals and underprivileged individuals, and education fees and scholarships to deserving students. Our efforts are driven by the belief that every individual deserves access to basic necessities and a pathway out of poverty. With prompt actions and strong collaborations, we aim to overcome the twin hurdles of poverty and malnutrition amongst the communities we engage with.
For detailed reports on specific initiatives, email us at reports@mmpc.in
Weather Protection
Over the past two decades, we have steadfastly supported various vulnerable communities, including students, senior citizens, sadhu babas, and sadvis, providing essential winter clothing such as gloves, sweaters, headgear, and blankets. As winter tightens its grip, we continue our mission, focusing on distributing blankets to those struggling to keep warm. We have been doing this drive in Maharashtra, Leh Ladhak, Uttarakhand, UP, and Tripura. ensuring our commitment to supporting these communities and meeting their essential needs throughout the year.
Institutional Support
Since 2010, we have been providing monthly grocery, diapers, and sanitary pads to over 65 institutions primarily in Maharashtra while also spanning across Gujarat and Karnataka and Rajashtan. The institutions we support include organisations for the differently abled, leprosy homes, senior citizen homes, cancer patients, shelter homes, and homes for vulnerable women, among others. Alongside we have also been supporting these homes with infrastructure support, painting, flooring, tiling, shade for protection, staff room and other such support..
Support for Infrastructure
We recognise the need for lodging and boarding facilities for underprivileged students. So we build hostels and equip them with facilities, enabling a comfortable stay and healthy meals for these students.
Mid-day Meals
We began our mid-day meal initiative in 2018 to resolve the issue of malnutrition among school-going students. Ensuring a consistent supply of nutritious food helps combat health issues among children and promotes their growth and development.
Hot Meals
As a part of our hunger eradication programme, we provide hot meals to daily wage earners, the homeless, orphans and other vulnerable sections of society by collaborating with ashrams, charitable organisations, orphanages and caterers across the country.
Food Support
The provision of grocery kits to vulnerable communities is the most practical solution to help minimise the massive issue of hunger and malnutrition that plagues our nation. With the unstinting support of our on-ground partners, we have been actively supporting the underprivileged with grocery kits and inching closer to accomplishing our goal. Alongside this, we support gurudwaras, temples, and other places of worship with food and grocery support.
Give with DignityTM
The pandemic had daily wage earners lose their livelihood overnight. To support them immediately, we began our relief efforts in February 2020, which blossomed into the Give with Dignity™ project within six months. In collaboration with like-minded individuals and corporates, we supported 3.25 lakh individuals from marginalised communities with dignity kits and monthly groceries sourced from 120 self-help groups across 24 states in India, thereby helping them survive the pandemic lockdown.