Our Journey
On the army’s first night of distribution, we realized that helping the less fortunate may feel good personally, but feeding 50 odd people at night, once a week would not create any real difference in a country
where millions are starving.
Hunger is an acute problem. We needed to reach out to more people, more restaurants, and more cities - our deadline being yesterday.
2014-15
2,314 Robins
8 Cities
Modeled on Portugal's Re-Food Program, the Robin Hood project starts in Delhi, India in August’14. Through social media, some passionate new recruits, and a healthy seasoning of luck, the RHA expands across
Indian cities and in a landmark move into neighbouring Pakistan.
2016
6,375 Robins
32 Cities
The RHA expands its base across international borders, and sets up the Robin Hood Academy — a feeder program where Robins teach and enable hundreds of street children to pursue primary education through a
structured curriculum.
2017
10,350 Robins
48 Cities
The RHA undertakes its most ambitious project — #Mission1Million and successfully mobilizes media houses, corporates, and artists to serve 1.32 million less fortunate citizens, without raising any funds, on
Independence Day.
2018
24,677 Robins
103 Cities
The RHA embraces tech and data to scale its presence across urban and rural areas. RHA gets featured as a Harvard case study; the zero funds systems which motivates civic society to serve the masses, is taught as
a new model for the business, academic and philanthropic world.
2019
28,164,165 served
159 cities
With over 28 million people served — the army streamlines its processes to set up hyperlocal community chapters across the world. Our focus is to become a global engine which brings out the best of humanity using
food as a medium.
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