The founder is Rishabh Jain (middle), the cofounder is Aruj Khater (right) and Anushka Jain (left). We are young social entrepreneurs looking to make a difference in the world. Our  parents are entrepreneurs and it inspired us to do something of our own. One day in April of 2019, we were driving around San Antonio and we saw a group of homeless people on the street.

We only had a few dollars in the car, so we gave all we could to them. We realized that these people rely on the few dollars  to survive and we wanted to do something for them, so we created Dream Donations (TEXAS Nonprofit and 501(c)(3)).

We got excess food from restaurants and took it to the homeless to reduce food waste as well as provide for the homeless. In early 2020, COVID-19 made its stance on the world.

It created a declining economy, people were losing jobs, and people couldn’t go near each other due to social distancing. These issues made Dream Donations struggle and so we decided to pivot and still help the community. Restaurants were hit hard due to the pandemic, so we decided to help our local restaurants come back from the economic downturn and to continue providing food for people in need by paying the restaurants a negotiated price for them to produce meals.

We raised money by creating Go Fund me, mowing lawns, selling golf balls and doing chores for neighbors. This website gives free advertisement to any restaurant who decides that they would be willing to provide low cost meals for the under privileged population.

As Rishabh and Aruj moved on to their colleges, Anushka took over and continued Dream Donations Journey. She worked as marketing associate for wound doctor app (helps nurses and doctors to learn about different wound care techniques and new supplies in market) and raised $5000.00 for Dream Donations with her effort.

Recently, she has applied the concept of food donation for wound care surplus supply. She is collecting donations of surplus wound cafe supply and providing it to shelter and clinics serving under privileged.

Along with wound care supply she is also working with Dermatologist Dr Ruchi Bhandari to donate Skin care samples to under privileged.

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