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Sahayog Trust

Wayanad Landslide Relief Fund

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Relief camp — main photo
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About this campaign

Following the landslides that displaced families across three panchayats in Wayanad district, Sahayog Trust opened this fund to cover emergency food, clean water, medical supplies and temporary shelter. Every spend is recorded with vendor evidence before it reaches the ledger.

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

Food · 32%
Water · 18%
Medical · 22%
Shelter · 16%
Logistics · 8%
Admin · 4%

AI Report

Funds are being spent as reported.

Over the past 7 days, ₹3,42,000 was disbursed across food, shelter and medical supplies. Every spend below carries vendor evidence and is confirmed on Monad 0x7a3f...9e21.

Full spend ledger

DateDescriptionCategoryAmountProof
Aug 14Rice & lentils — Local Bhai LogisticsFood₹18,4000x7a3f...9e21
Aug 12Tarpaulin sheets — Kerala Tarp Co.Shelter₹26,0000x2f8b...c110
Aug 10ORS & antibiotics — Wayanad Medical StoreMedical₹9,8000x66e0...ab77
Aug 9Drinking water cans — Blue Spring TradersWater₹14,0000x3bd9...aa02
Aug 8Transport — Local Bhai LogisticsLogistics₹11,2000x0091...7be4
Aug 6Printing & camp registration — adminAdmin₹3,1000x51ac...7f02

Updates

Aug 14, 2026

Second batch of tarpaulin sheets delivered to the Meppadi relief camp, covering 40 more families.

Aug 10, 2026

A temporary medical camp opened in coordination with the district health department.

Aug 6, 2026

Fund opened. First UPI donations received within the hour.

Recent supporters

Priya S.₹2,000
Anonymous₹500
Rohit Menon₹5,000
Anonymous₹100
Fatima K.₹1,000

Affected area

map: Wayanad district, Kerala — affected panchayats

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