Every project is a
promise kept.
From feeding children in Bengaluru’s underserved communities to planting forests in degraded land — each initiative below is a deliberate act of care, fully funded by people like you.
Active Projects
Children Fed
Trees Planted
Funds Deployed
Volunteers
Hunger Relief
Feeding Hungry Children
Child malnutrition is robbing children of their futures. We provide daily nutritious meals to children in underserved communities across Bengaluru — ensuring they have the strength to learn and grow.
Environment
Planting Trees
Every native sapling we plant is a 50-year commitment to cleaner air, cooler summers, and richer biodiversity. We plant in degraded land, school compounds, and urban green belts across Karnataka.
Water Conservation
Save Water
We build rainwater harvesting systems and restore dying ponds in rural and tribal areas where groundwater depletion is a growing crisis. A single unit can serve an entire village through summer.
Education
Sponsor a Tribal Kid
School bags, notebooks, stationery, and library books for children in tribal belt government schools who have never owned a book of their own. Education is the most powerful tool we can give any child.
Health
Support Menstrual Health
Monthly sanitary pad distribution and menstrual health education for girls in government and tribal schools. Dignity shouldn’t be a privilege — every girl deserves to attend school without interruption.
Wildlife
Save a Thirsty Animal
We place water troughs and clay pots across urban zones so birds, squirrels, stray dogs, and other animals have access to clean drinking water through scorching summers.
Environment
Rise Against Plastic
Community-led plastic collection drives, awareness campaigns in schools, and partnerships with local recyclers to reduce single-use plastic waste across Bengaluru’s neighbourhoods and lake areas.
Education
Tribal Events & Programmes
Outreach programmes and community drives for children in tribal areas — bringing essential resources, awareness, and human connection directly to communities that are often overlooked.
Wildlife
Save a Thirsty Animal
We place water troughs and clay pots across urban zones so birds, squirrels, stray dogs, and other animals have access to clean drinking water through scorching summers.
Come join us in the field this weekend
Every Saturday and Sunday, Kalpaka volunteers show up — in forests, tribal schools, urban lakes, and village streets. You need no experience. Just the willingness to show up.