God’s own country is being majorly hit by the monsoons this year.  The subsequent flooding in several parts of Kerala has rendered many homeless and forced them to move to relief camps. As a result of this terrible natural disaster, many are stranded without water, food and basic necessities. Its no question that we should all do our bit to help the Kerala flood victims by contributing in money or in kind to Kerala’s Relief Fund.

How Can You Help?

 

CM’s Distress Relief Fund

• You can directly contribute to CM’s Distress Relief Fund (CMDRF) website.
• Easy login procedure.
• A fairly simple and secure payment procedure.
• Accepted payment methods- Net Banking, Debit & Credit Cards.
• 100% tax-exempt.

To Donate | Click Here

PayTm

• Donation can be done via and to an e-wallet.
• An icon reading “Kerala Floods” will guide you to the payments page.

To Donate | Click Here

 

Amazon

• Donate in kind with Amazon.in ( food items, sanitary items, etc)
• Partnered with NGOs- Habitat for Humanity, World Vision India, Goonj.
• Go to the website and choose an NGO.
• Browse their wishlist and select any product you wish to donate.
• Select a gift registry address.
• Make your payment.

To Donate | Click Here

 

Ola Cabs

• Show your support with every ride you hire.
• Ola will donate Rs 5 to the CM’s Relief Fund for every non-corporate ride.

To Book A Cab | Click Here

 

Zomato

• Donate a meal in Kochi, Kerala.
• Meal donation can be made for  6 or 10 people on the Zomato app.

To Donate | Click Here

 

Kerala Flood Rescue

• Allows you to add & donate resources like food, shelter and rescue available in your area listed in a spreadsheet.

To Donate | Click Here

 

Big Basket

• Buy an ‘essential kit’ of rice, sugar and dal, of which Big Basket will contribute 20% to Kerala Relief Fund.

To Donate | Click Here

 

Hence, these e-commerce portals are doing their bit by facilitating donations for Kerala. The least we can do is contribute via them and send not just prayers, but even something small that could be of use to the victims.

 

Let’s join hands to save Kerala!