In a move to bring transparency and engagement to its social initiatives, Zomato has launched a new feature that allows users to track the impact of their donations to Feeding India, its non-profit initiative focused on combating hunger.
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Announced by Zomato’s CEO Deepinder Goyal, the feature, called Your Feeding India Impact, is now live on the Zomato app. Users can simply search for “Feeding India,” tap on View the impact you have created, and instantly see how many meals they have contributed to underprivileged children.
Feeding India, a long-running initiative under Zomato’s umbrella, has already served 19 crore meals to date, thanks to the contributions of generous users. The new feature aims to make the donation process more interactive, giving donors real-time insights into where and how their money is making a difference.
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Beyond just numbers, the feature also provides a glimpse into Zomato’s partner NGO schools, showing their daily activities and how they are utilizing the donated meals. This initiative underscores Zomato’s commitment to solving hunger while ensuring that donors feel connected to the cause.
“Big thank you to everyone for enabling us to do this fulfilling work,” Goyal wrote in his LinkedIn post announcing the update, hinting that more developments are on the way.
The Feeding India program has grown significantly over the years, with Zomato leveraging its vast network to streamline food distribution. With the introduction of this impact-tracking feature, the company is making it easier for people to contribute while ensuring they stay engaged with the cause.
Users can now check their contributions directly on the Zomato app and witness the real-world impact of their generosity—one meal at a time.
