Anywhere in India
Where to donate food
Give away old food — grains, dry rations, groceries, packaged staples — to verified NGOs near you. Post it in under a minute, a nearby NGO claims it, and you arrange pickup. Free, with zero platform fee.
How to donate food
Three steps. No middlemen, no fees — your food go straight to an NGO that needs them.
Post what you're giving
Add a photo, item name and your location — takes under a minute.
A verified NGO claims it
Nearby NGOs are alerted instantly. The first to claim it wins.
Arrange pickup
Coordinate handover directly with the NGO. You keep it simple.
Donate food by city
Pick your city to see verified NGOs near you.
Where to donate food — FAQs
Where can I donate food?
Post your food on Sevastack NGO Connect, free — verified NGOs near your location are notified instantly and the first one to claim it arranges pickup. Every NGO on Sevastack is verified with 80G/12A registration.
Is it free to donate food to NGOs?
Yes. Posting and donating food on Sevastack is completely free — zero platform fee. You only give away what you no longer need to an NGO that will use it.
What food can I donate?
You can donate grains, dry rations, groceries, packaged staples and similar items, as long as they are usable. Add a clear photo so the right NGO can claim it quickly.
How do I find NGOs near me that accept food donations?
Sevastack shows you verified NGOs nearest to your location the moment you post. Once an NGO claims your post, you coordinate handover directly — either they pick it up or you drop it off.
Which cities can I donate food in?
Sevastack has verified NGOs actively receiving food donations in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, and more cities across India.
Can I donate leftover or remaining food?
Not through Sevastack. Sevastack does not accept cooked, leftover or surplus food, because it has to reach someone within hours and a listing cannot promise that. Please contact the Robin Hood Army (robinhoodarmy.com) — their volunteers collect surplus food from homes, restaurants and events and deliver it to people in need.
What can I donate here then?
Dry rations and groceries that keep — rice, dal, flour, oil, pulses and other sealed staples. For anything cooked or left over, reach out to the Robin Hood Army instead.
Others working on food in India
Robin Hood Army — A zero-funds volunteer organisation that collects surplus food from restaurants and the community and distributes it to people who need it, across cities in India and abroad. Sevastack does not accept cooked or leftover food — contact them for that.
Not affiliated with Sevastack. Listed because they do good work in this field.
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