How to Donate to CM Relief Fund for Kerala Flood Relief and rehabilitation

Heavy rains and floods have created havoc in Kerala. Houses of lakhs of people have been waterlogged and destroyed, leaving them displaced and forced to take refuge in relief camps. Unfortunately, hundreds have been marooned in their own houses, without food, water, electricity and other basic supplies. And to do your bit, during the worst times the state is battling with, here are a bunch of ways you can contribute to CM Relief Fund for Kerala Flood Relief and rehabilitation.

Donate with MobiKwik 

MobiKwik is running special campaigns in all its social media platforms to encourage people to donate through its platform. India’s largest digital financial services company, has pledged to contribute Rs 5 for every donation made through its app to Kerala’s Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund (CMDRF).

For donations, download the MobiKwik app from the Play store. Link your bank account and create your own @ikwik UPI ID. One can transfer money to UPI ID: 1000010033@mairtel, keralacmdrf@sbi and keralacmdrf@sib.

Commenting on the contribution, Upasana Taku, Co-Founder and Director of MobiKwik said, “MobiKwik is a socially responsible organisation committed to extend all possible help to communities in testing times. We as a brand urge every Indian to express solidarity with the state and the unfortunate calamity it has fallen victim to. We have decided to contribute to the Kerala Chief Minister’s Distress Relief fund for every single donation through MobiKwik app. Our prayers are with the people of Kerala and we sincerely hope that the situation will soon improve.”

Donate with PayTm

Launch your PayTm app , below with mobile, Electricity and Fees payment shortcuts, you will now see the first one as Kerala Floods.

Tap on that, and the recipient would automatically show as ‘Kerala CM’s Distress Relief Fund’, you can add your name to this or let it go anonymous (up to you) and choose the amount of money that you want to donate. It barely takes two minutes in the whole process.

We collected ₹3crore already today. Go ahead and make your contribution for #KeralaFloodRelief https://t.co/L2oNSA8b8j

— Vijay Shekhar Sharma (@vijayshekhar) August 17, 2018

They need sanitary napkins desperately at relief camps according to messages emerging from there https://t.co/aRewRx9G6w

— sunetra choudhury (@sunetrac) August 18, 2018

Donate with Amazon India Amazon India is asking consumers to  donate products  to NGOs that will be sent to the affected in Kerala. The donation page on the website lists three NGOs, each of which have shared has a wishlist of products that are ranked in order of highest priority. Products range from toothpastes to towels to utensils, sanitary napkins and food products, among others.

To send your donation, choose the NGO you want, select products from the list and add to cart. Head to checkout and select a gift registry address, choose method of payment, and you are done. Donate with Truecaller Truecaller is also allowing users to send in donation with a quick UPI or netbanking transfer to the CM Relief Fund.

Donate with NGOs

Floods have affected thousands of families in the country. Goonj under its RAHAT initiative is providing immediate dignified relief with essentials to the affected families. It's time to act! Do your bit!
money: https://t.co/VX1Z8wwtKD
material: https://t.co/pY1Q8oqpOP pic.twitter.com/id5YMfSEkH

— GOONJ (@goonj) August 18, 2018

Donate with Milaap

You can also donate using Indian crowdfunding app, Milaap here .

Donate with Ketto

Ketto also has a page dedicated to donations for Kerala Floods. All you need for payment is your personal details like name, phone number and address, and account details.

Donation collections centres  Delhi: Many collections centres have been established in different cities. Below are details of various such centres across the country.

Cochin: Regional Sports Centre, Kadavanthra (9809700000, 9895320567, 9544811555)

Trivandrum: Weavers Village in Rosscote Lane, opposite Trivandrum Club; Sri Mulam Club, Vazhuthacaud; and B-hub, Mar Iavnios Vidyanagar, Nalanchira

Hyderabad: SMR Vinay City, Bolarum Road, Miyapur (900035188, 9703503573, 8886555226, 9840921173), The English and Foreign Languages University, near Sitaphalmandi Overbridge (8086869573, 9746286425, 91775096030), Banjara Hilla, Flat No 6-3-594/10A, Anand Nagar (7842216157, 8790408101, 8606821009), Tata Institute of Social Sciences, NIRD Road, Rajendranagar (73820922647, 7995926635, 9633134831, 8547930466)

Bengaluru: Sankara Eye Hospital Kundalahali Gate, Varthur Main Road (9739011685); Avohi, Venus Building, Kalyana Mandapa Road, Jakkasandra Ext, Koramangala (9731980066); Confederation of Indian Industry, CII, 12 Main, HAL 2nd Stage, Indiranagar (7001663618, 9740233244); Tanzeb, 4017, First Cross Road, Stage 2, Domlur (9916900719); Keli Cultural Association, Pruksa Silvana, Nimbekaipura Road, Budigere Cross, Old Madras Road (9945481192); Midway City Owners Association, Concorde Midway City, Basapura Road, Hosa Road Junction (9964741820, 8041234875); Ganga Vertica, Neeladri main Road, Electronic City (8867846625)

Chennai: Lotus Exotic Journeys, 33/17, Thomas Nagar, Little Mount, Saidapet, Chennai - 15. (9789053919)

CMDRF website and account transfer

You can also head to CM’s Disaster Relief Fund (CMDRF) website  to place your donation. There is also an option for direct funds transfer via netbanking. Below are all the account details.

CMDRF Account details:

Name of the donee: Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Funds

Account Number: 67319948232

Bank: State Bank of India

Branch: City Branch, Thiruvananthapuram

IFSC: SBIN0070028

PAN: AAAGD0584M

Account type: Savings

SWIFT Code: SBININBBT08

All contributions to the fund are 100% tax exempt.