The fine arts of giving

A lockdown-inspired charity provides online classes in cooking, fashion and exercise in exchange for donations for NGOs

When the Lockdown was announced, life suddenly came to a standstill for 35-year-old Pri Shewakramani, a marketing consultant for several brands including a domestic food delivery startup Scootsy. Sitting idle at home, Pri was reading about the plight of migrant workers caught unawares by the sudden lockdown and tried to do her bit by donating money to an organisation that was involved in taking care of the migrants. Suddenly a thought struck her and she realised that with restaurants shut, lot of chefs would be free at home while others wouldn’t even have access to basic food.

In Quarancharity, you can attend cooking sessions, workout with the experts and even discuss about fashion with the top designers and still help those in need through donations

The woman behind Quarancharity - Pri Shewakramani

Vlogger and content creator Scherezade Shroff who is also a co-founder of Quarancharity

Gaurav Gupta during his session with Anaita Shroff Adajania

Shivan and Narresh did a session with Sujata Assomull

Shivan and Narresh at the session happening over Zoom