Ultimate U Seva Khichdi
(Donate Food to 600 People)Introducing our Ultimate U-Seva Package of Khichdi, a healthy and tasty meal option to feed people with health and happiness. This special package of Khichdi is priced at Rs. 31,000/- that contains 600 bowls of wholesome Khichdi, perfect for donating to those who are in need. To make your day special for your donation, our team will install a Canopy at your location along with the hoardings of your name. We will distribute the food bowls that will make your day memorable and satisfy the hunger of people who are in need. With each bowl, you're not just donating a meal full of nutrition; you're also making a difference in the lives of others. Imagine the satisfaction of knowing that your purchase has the power to feed not one, not two, but 600 people at one time!
What's Included:
- Khichdi for 1000 People
- 1 Bowl contains 200g of Healthy Khichdi
- 1 Canopy Setup at your venue
- 1 Display board with your name and occasion
- Photos and Videos of the donation will be shared
- Donating Khichdi provides a nutritious meal to those in need, helping to alleviate hunger in communities.
- Khichdi is a balanced meal, rich in proteins, carbohydrates, and essential nutrients, promoting better health among recipients.
- Khichdi is economical to prepare in large quantities, making it a cost-effective option for feeding a large number of people.
- In many cultures, khichdi is seen as a symbol of comfort and nourishment, adding cultural significance to the act of donation.
- Donating Khichdi reflects empathy and compassion towards the less fortunate, fostering a sense of unity and goodwill in society.
- Khichdi can be donated on special occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries.
- It is also customary to donate khichdi on Makar Sankranti, a festival celebrated in India.
- Donating khichdi on occasions is considered auspicious and virtuous.
- The act of giving khichdi symbolizes sharing and caring for others in need.
- By donating khichdi, one can contribute to alleviating hunger and supporting those less fortunate in society.
