A Severe Shortage Of Oxygen Supplies Is Killing Thousands In India Every Day, Your Support Can Save A Life

It's been weeks of absolute devastation in our country. With thousands and thousands of SOS messages on social media by frontline workers, hospitals, journalists and the common people, it's only becoming more clear that India's healthcare system has been brought to its knees. There are no oxygen cylinders, no hospital beds and no respite from the suffering.

A doctor’s heartbreaking story of watching a 30-year-old patient on ventilator and the helplessness of not being able to save him, an elderly woman sitting on the road with an oxygen cylinder visibly struggling to take in even a single breath, hundreds of bodies being cremated at once with no family around, thousands of loved ones breaking down outside hospitals - these are the only sights in India right now. And the pain and suffering is only increasing.



India broke the world record for the most new COVID-19 cases this week. With cases spiking to 3.47 lakhs and 2,767 deaths in the last 24 hours alone, the urgency for life-saving equipment is increasing with every second.

However, amid this pandemic, there has also been moments of hope, of people coming together to help each other. Several NGOs across the country are doing their best to help as many people as possible, and we are determined to do our bit as well.

Last year, along with our NGO partners, we were able to impact over 2 million+ lives by distributing over 5 lakhs+ products in 23+ states across India. This year, we want to do more.

We’re working hard with our NGO partners from across the country to get oxygen cylinders, and we need your help to do this.


With your support, we will be able distribute oxygen cylinders in Jaipur, Rajkot, Varanasi, Delhi, Banaras, Pune, and other cities in India that are in dire need of this life-saving equipment.



Now is the time for us to come together and lend a helping hand during this crisis. You can be the reason for someone to find hope during these times, you can be the reason they survive.

Your contribution will help thousands get oxygen cylinders. Donate now.

The following are a list of NGOs that require oxygen cylinders:

1) Sadhbhavna Vruddhashram- Rajkot

Sadbhavna Vrudhashram in Rajkot was started by Vijay Dobariya to care for the elderly by providing them with basic medicines, daily amenities and by giving them some financial support since they don’t have dependents or pensions. They currently care for 256+ senior citizens, and want to continue their service.

2)Voice of slum - Delhi

Voice of Slum is an NGO based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. It’s mission is to assimilate street children into mainstream society by providing them with quality education,  exposure and access to opportunities. The NGO is run by those born in slums, who have been through it all. They now want to help other slum kids have a better life.

3) Hope Welfare Trust Banaras

It’s a voluntary-based NGO in Varanasi started by a group of students in 2015. Their mission is to bring sustainable development to rural communities, with women’s empowerment playing a key role. So far, they have worked at 150+ villages in eastern Uttar Pradesh to uplift the most vulnerable. They continue to work hard towards rural development.

4) Yug Foundation Pune

The mission of YUG Foundation is to promote young innovators, leaders and everyday citizens with skills and tools they need to create change in their community. They empower women and girls from poor and marginalised communities, leading to improvement in their lives and livelihood

5) Prerna Seva Sanstha - Ghaziabad

It is a humanitarian non-profit voluntary organization,established mainly to bring about social & qualitative changes in the lives of underprivileged and desperately homeless poor .

6)Sankalp Ek Prayas

Sankalp Ek Prayas NGO formed in 2010 in Chhattisgarh has been working for ensuring education for the most disadvantaged underprivileged children and is running 60 community support school centres for supporting 6000 children in economically backward geographies.

7)THE – SARA’
THE – SARA’ is Jammu & Kashmir based Registered Non-Profit Organization working on Suicide Prevention & Crisis Support. They provide immediate support to individuals at times of difficulty in their lives, and support for communities in the recovery of major events.

8)Jeevaspandana Trust:

Jeevaspandana Seva Trust is a Bangalore based NGO for poor children education, healthcare, livelihood and women empowerment directly benefitting over 50,000 people and their families till now. Jeevaspandana Trust is trying their best to provide their help in this pandemic to the needy people.

9)Choti Choti Khushiyan:

Started by Dr. Varun Khullar in 2016, Choti Choti Khushiyan is an NGO with the mission to help as many orphaned children and underprivileged people in India as possible. They are committed to supporting them by providing them with essentials, focusing on their overall development, and giving them the opportunity to have a well-rounded education.

10)The Lifeline Foundation (TLF):

The Lifeline Foundation (TLF) was formed as a Charitable not-for-profit trust on 1st July 2010 by a group of philanthropists and concerned residents of Bangalore city. It is targeted to help the poor who are unable to access credit, or get it at unfair terms, with the aim to root out usurious lending to the poor. Their core activity is providing Interest-free loans to our members, who number more than 2,500 spread across 17 slums of Bengaluru. They have also extended their activities to various other poverty alleviating measures such as scholarships, educational loans, medical aid, clearing of external debt of members, food, clothing and blanket distribution etc. 

11. Anti Hunder squad :

Zeeshan started the organisation in 2018 May while returning back to work, he observed a roadside person who was unconscious and supported him for treatment. After that incident he started Anti hunger squad to feed the needy in Kolkata.During the first wave of pandemic followed by cyclone in Kolkata he distributed ration kits for daily waage workers ,covid patients and underprivileged families .Even during the current wave they started distributing ration kits  for daily wagers and underprivileged society and free cooked meals in different locations of Kolkata