Hunger does not wait for a convenient month.
Neither does a child’s school year.
So we stopped waiting too.
Shree Sneh Foundation
No offices in the way. No middlemen taking a cut. Our volunteers cook, carry and hand over the food themselves — on the same street, on the same day. Every rupee you give is accounted for, and every donation carries an 80G receipt.
Pick an amount — we will show you exactly what it becomes.
No grant. No office. A few friends who could not walk past the same children every evening and keep pretending they had not seen them.
That first evening we fed nine children behind a construction site. We did not have a plan for the tenth. So we came back the next week with a bigger pot — and someone had told a neighbour, and the neighbour had told a friend, and by the third month we were feeding a hundred and twenty.
Shree Sneh Foundation grew out of that stubbornness, not out of a strategy document. Today we run four standing programmes and a set of seasonal drives across 46 villages and urban settlements — and the food is still cooked and carried by the same volunteers who show up on their day off.
We are small enough that you can call a trustee and get an answer. We intend to stay that way.
Not fourteen causes done badly. Four, done properly, in the places we can reach and return to.
A notebook is cheaper than a lost decade. We put school kits, books and stationery directly into the hands of children in government schools — and follow up so they are still there next term.
Freshly cooked, hot, full plates — served on the pavement, at the site, outside the shelter. Not packets handed from a moving car. We sit down where the people are.
Old age in India is often lonely before it is poor. We deliver a month’s ration, basic medicine and — the part nobody funds — an hour of company, to elders living alone.
For children with no one to sign their school form, we become the ones who do. School fees, uniform, food, medical care and a volunteer who remembers their birthday.
Winter, exam season, festival week, the monsoon gap in daily wages. We plan for these instead of being surprised by them.
New blankets and warm clothes before the first cold night, not after it.
Six months of sanitary supplies, so no girl misses a week of school every month.
Sweets, toys and new clothes at Diwali and Dussehra — children should get to be children.
A full month of grain, oil and pulses for a family that has run out of options.
Figures from our own distribution records. If you want the working behind any of them, ask — we will send it.
Built from our real per-unit field costs — not round numbers invented for a website.
Three steps. Roughly twenty seconds. No obligation at the end of it.
UPI, bank transfer or a WhatsApp message telling us what you want to fund. Takes under a minute.
A numbered receipt with our 80G details reaches you within seven working days. No chasing required.
Cooked, packed, carried and handed over by our own team — usually within the same week.
Photographs from the actual distribution, sent to you on WhatsApp. Not a stock image. Not a newsletter.
Programme details, per-unit costs, distribution locations, registration and 80G particulars — everything a serious donor or a CSR committee needs before saying yes.
Every image you see was taken by our own volunteers, at our own distributions, with the consent of the community present.
Our volunteers, our route, our communities. Click any film to play it with sound.
More footage from our current initiatives is being edited and will be added here shortly.
“I gave ₹5,100 for the winter drive on a Tuesday. On Sunday I got photographs of the actual blankets being handed over, with the date. I have donated to bigger organisations for years and never once seen that.”
Rakesh ShahBusiness owner, monthly donor“Our company was looking for a CSR partner small enough to actually see the work. They gave us per-unit costs, a distribution plan and the 80G paperwork in one meeting. Our employees came along on the drive.”
Nishita DesaiHR Head, CSR partner company“I came for one Sunday because a friend dragged me. I have not missed a month since. You do not forget the first time a child asks whether you are coming back next week.”
Jay TrivediVolunteer, two years“My daughter used to miss four or five days of school every month. Since the foundation started giving the kits, she has not missed a single one. Nobody had ever spoken to us about it before.”
Kailashben P.Mother, dignity kit programme“I live alone since my husband passed. The ration comes on the first week, without fail. But honestly it is the sitting and talking for half an hour that I wait for.”
Savitaben M.Elder care programme“I asked for a breakdown of where my donation went. I expected a brochure. I got an itemised list with the supplier rates. That is when I set up a standing monthly amount.”
Dr. Anand MehtaRegular donor since 2023“We had 300 children at the school and no budget for kits. They came, counted, and came back two weeks later with 300 kits. No conditions, no banner-holding ceremony demanded.”
Bhavesh RathodHead Teacher, government primary school“I sponsored a day of meals for my father’s punyatithi. Two hundred and eleven people ate that day. My mother cried when she saw the photographs. It has become our annual ritual.”
Parth JoshiSponsor-a-Day donorOur field work is volunteer-run, which is the only reason these numbers look the way they do.
Indicative allocation based on the last completed financial year. Audited statements available on request.
Deduction available on every donation. Receipt within 7 working days.
Books audited annually by a practising chartered accountant.
Written child protection and photography policy, enforced on every field visit.
Not to another NGO, not to a fundraiser, not to anyone. Ever.
Every one of these reaches the same person — a human being on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.
Every message on this website reaches a real person’s WhatsApp. Usually a trustee. Usually within the hour.
Sneha Patel
Donor Relations
Usually replies in a few minutes
Two quick questions and I will personally send you exactly what you need — no long forms, no follow-up calls you did not ask for.
Last updated: April 2026 · Shree Sneh Foundation
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Last updated: April 2026 · Shree Sneh Foundation
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This website is operated by Shree Sneh Foundation, a registered not-for-profit organisation in India. Registration and 80G details are published in the footer and on the Transparency section of our About page.
All photographs on this website are from our own field activities and are published with the consent of the community concerned or their guardians. You may not download, reproduce or republish them for any commercial purpose. Media and partner organisations may request usage permission in writing.
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Last updated: April 2026 · Shree Sneh Foundation
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Last updated: April 2026 · Shree Sneh Foundation
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Last updated: April 2026 · Shree Sneh Foundation
We publish an indicative allocation of every ₹100 received on our About page. Programme delivery is always the overwhelming majority. Administration is kept deliberately low because most of our field work is carried out by unpaid volunteers.
If you give towards a named programme, that amount is tracked separately against that programme and reported to you on request.
Any donor may request a summary of how their contribution was applied. We would rather answer an uncomfortable question than lose your trust.