Standard kit, fixed cost
A single grocery kit specification at ₹3,500 so the spend is auditable and the distribution is fair.

Program · Relief
300 grocery kits, delivered while the water was still going down.
The problem
When Hyderabad flooded in September 2025, affected households lost stored food and daily wages in the same week. Cash-strapped families needed groceries immediately, not a scheme in three months.
Our approach
A single grocery kit specification at ₹3,500 so the spend is auditable and the distribution is fair.
Kits handed to affected families by our own team and volunteers.
The entire ₹10,50,000 was met by the trustees and founders, with no public appeal.
From the field




A life changed
"300 families. One kit each. ₹3,500 per kit."
During the September 2025 Hyderabad floods, Ujjwala Foundation procured and delivered 300 grocery kits to affected families at a cost of ₹3,500 per kit — ₹10,50,000 in total, funded entirely by the trustees.
— Hyderabad floods response, Hyderabad, Telangana — September 2025
Support Relief
Every program round is delivered against invoices, and every donation gets a formal receipt.
Questions
Yes. 300 kits at ₹3,500 each were procured and delivered during the September 2025 Hyderabad floods. Procurement records support the figure.
A standard household grocery kit sized to carry a family through the immediate aftermath, costed at ₹3,500.
Yes. A relief gift is held for the next emergency and reported to you with the kit count it funded.
The Circle continues
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