Here's everyone who carries it, from the first idea to the meal on the plate.
Pankaj asked what he was really giving back. That question became Bhojan Amrit.
Trustees turned one question into a foundation and a standard to run it by.
Governance and financial discipline, from members who've spent decades keeping institutions honest.
The person on the ground, every day, the one who makes sure the meal you funded is the meal a child eats.
Every promise chain ends with a sponsor. Without you, it's just a plan.
For years, one question followed Pankaj quietly: what am I really giving back? Years spent close to good causes — supporting nonprofits, lending a hand through his work and on his own — culminated in something that stayed with him while working closely with nonprofits in the United States: the clarity of their mission, the discipline in how they ran their programs, and the honesty with which they kept asking whether they were truly making a difference. That question became Bhojan Amrit Foundation, built on a simple belief: nothing is more basic to a human being than a meal, and nowhere is that need more urgent than among children from the poorest corners of our society. Pankaj brought together the foundation's co-trustees around that single idea, and set the standard the organization runs on ever since: begin where it matters most, and keep every promise you make.
For years, one question followed Pankaj quietly: what am I really giving back? Years spent close to good causes — supporting nonprofits, lending a hand through his work and on his own — culminated in something that stayed with him while working closely with nonprofits in the United States: the clarity of their mission, the discipline in how they ran their programs, and the honesty with which they kept asking whether they were truly making a difference. That question became Bhojan Amrit Foundation, built on a simple belief: nothing is more basic to a human being than a meal, and nowhere is that need more urgent than among children from the poorest corners of our society. Pankaj brought together the foundation's co-trustees around that single idea, and set the standard the organization runs on ever since: begin where it matters most, and keep every promise you make.
For nearly four decades, Uma Malhotra served the nation with quiet dedication and unwavering integrity, from the corridors of Central Excise, through the evolving landscape of GST, to the terminals of Customs. A proud alumna of Jesus & Mary College, Delhi University, she retired as Assistant Commissioner (IRS) at Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. A dynamic and energetic leader, she listens first and leads by example, ready to help those in need, and quick to see things through to their best possible outcome.
Digant Bahl brings decades of financial and accounting expertise to Bhojan Amrit's board — as a Certified Public Accountant and founder of ASNY, a firm built specifically to serve nonprofit organizations. That's exactly the discipline Bhojan Amrit was built on: not just good intentions, but books that can be checked. Digant's oversight is part of how we back up "every rupee tracked" with someone who actually knows how to track it.