Odisha Cyclone Rebuild Fund
About this campaign
A coastal cyclone tore through fishing villages in Odisha, damaging homes and knocking out power for days. Tarang Foundation opened this fund to rebuild damaged housing and restore basic services in the hardest-hit coastal panchayats.
Donations move through UPI, same as any other payment. Only the record of where the money went is written to Monad — the fund never holds or moves cryptocurrency.
Where the money went
AI Report
Financial Transparency Report for Campaign ID 2
For campaign ID 2, a total of 4,40,000 paise was raised across 10 donations, with 1,74,000 paise spent and 2,66,000 paise remaining unspent (ref: 2).
Full spend ledger
| Date | Description | Category | Amount | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Aug | Emergency food kits | Food | ₹170 | ⧉ 0x37e6...3aad |
| 16 Aug | Generator fuel and repair | Shelter | ₹220 | ⧉ 0xdd7a...bae8 |
| 16 Aug | Roofing sheets | Shelter | ₹480 | ⧉ 0xfed4...0543 |
| 16 Aug | Emergency food kits | Food | ₹170 | ⧉ 0x72ab...7228 |
| 16 Aug | Generator fuel and repair | Shelter | ₹220 | ⧉ 0xf1d5...c486 |
| 16 Aug | Roofing sheets | Shelter | ₹480 | ⧉ 0xfc41...beac |
Updates
Roofing materials delivered to 30 households in Puri district.
Fund opened after cyclone made landfall on the Odisha coast.
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