<p>Prasanna Trust, a non-religious service organisation in Koramangala, has been providing free food to the caretakers of poor patients in government hospitals and other needy people. Founded by Swami Sukhabodhananda — better known as ‘Corporate Guru’ — the trust has been running a Covid-19 response and relief programme in the city since March 2020. </p>.<p>The relief programme is currently in its fifth phase. A total of 12,73,557 meals have been distributed so far under the Covid-19 Anna Daana service in Bommanahalli, KR Market, Majestic, Banashankari and many other localities.</p>.<p>“Food is prepared in our modern and hygienic kitchen and packed by our team,” the trust said in a statement. </p>.<p>The organisation has taken help from the police and government in accordance with Covid rules. </p>.<p>Subu Krishnan, a volunteer closely associated with the trust, told <span class="italic">DH</span> that more than 5,000 meals are being distributed to the needy every day. Besides those affected by Covid-19, food is donated to slum dwellers, daily wage workers, homeless people, children from poor families and families who lost their livelihoods due to the lockdown.</p>.<p>Both volunteers and employees of the trust are engaged in the food distribution service, Krishnan said. </p>
<p>Prasanna Trust, a non-religious service organisation in Koramangala, has been providing free food to the caretakers of poor patients in government hospitals and other needy people. Founded by Swami Sukhabodhananda — better known as ‘Corporate Guru’ — the trust has been running a Covid-19 response and relief programme in the city since March 2020. </p>.<p>The relief programme is currently in its fifth phase. A total of 12,73,557 meals have been distributed so far under the Covid-19 Anna Daana service in Bommanahalli, KR Market, Majestic, Banashankari and many other localities.</p>.<p>“Food is prepared in our modern and hygienic kitchen and packed by our team,” the trust said in a statement. </p>.<p>The organisation has taken help from the police and government in accordance with Covid rules. </p>.<p>Subu Krishnan, a volunteer closely associated with the trust, told <span class="italic">DH</span> that more than 5,000 meals are being distributed to the needy every day. Besides those affected by Covid-19, food is donated to slum dwellers, daily wage workers, homeless people, children from poor families and families who lost their livelihoods due to the lockdown.</p>.<p>Both volunteers and employees of the trust are engaged in the food distribution service, Krishnan said. </p>
