The Soup Bowl

19/06/2026

19/06/2026

Every Rs. 350 provides a nutritious plate of rice and curry. We’re serving about 130 meals weekly, made possible by neighbours who care.

Join our community of sponsors — whether you give one meal or many, you’re joining others to keep this table open for those who need it most.

We raise a total of Rs. 45,500.. You can give in whole or full.
Thank you.
BANK DETAILS

Account Name: The Soup Bowl
Account Number: 102004024758
Bank: DFCC Bank, Kandy Branch
Swift Code: DFCCLKLX

13/06/2026

Street people are people too. They are human beings with hopes, dreams, fears, and stories, just like the rest of us.

The difference is not their worth, their intelligence, or their humanity. The difference is that many have not had the same opportunities, support systems, or chances in life that we have been blessed to receive.

Before we judge, let us remember that compassion costs nothing. A little kindness, dignity, and understanding can go a long way.

Everyone deserves to be seen, valued, and treated with respect.

07/06/2026

We serve the most vulnerable in our communities.

Please donate towards our lunch time.

Our total cost for the whole meal is Rs. 42,500 (this cost tends to vary as market prices fluctuate).

BANK DETAILS

Account Name: The Soup Bowl
Account Number: 102004024758
Bank: DFCC Bank, Kandy Branch
Swift Code: DFCCLKLX

05/06/2026

People living in tents face severe hardship, move back to homes in endangered areas
Read more 👉 https://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking_news/People-living-in-tents-face-severe-hardship-move-back-to-homes-in-endangered-areas/108-342049

01/06/2026

Every plate of food we serve costs just Rs. 350, and we currently serve around 130 meals each week.

If you’d like to be part of this work, consider sponsoring a meal—or even a few. Your support helps us keep this table open to those who need it most.

At The Soup Bowl we are more than just a meal.

BANK DETAILS

Account Name: The Soup Bowl
Account Number: 102004024758
Bank: DFCC Bank, Kandy Branch
Swift Code: DFCCLKLX

27/05/2026

Planting Seeds of Hope, Growing Futures

Through our latest project Sahana Uyana, we believe the best way to lift people out of poverty is to give them the power to feed themselves.

That's why we don't just provide meals—we provide tools and resources so beneficiaries can grow their own vegetable gardens!

Seeds, tools, and gardening knowledge

Fresh, nutritious vegetables for their families

Independence from food insecurity

A sustainable path out of poverty
Hope that grows with every harvest

When you give someone a fish, they eat for a day. When you teach them to grow their own food, they eat for a lifetime.

Our beneficiaries are no longer just receiving help—they're becoming self-reliant, healthy, and hopeful. Every vegetable they grow is a step toward a better future for their children and their community.

This is how we fight poverty, with opportunity.

Not with only handouts, but with empowerment.

Sahana Uyana, a relief during times of crises.,

25/05/2026

Every cup of tea has a story. For tea pickers, it can mean the difference between a meal or none — waking before dawn, working in rain or sun, even when sick.

Before you sip your cuppa, just pause to remember the human cost behind the leaves.

23/05/2026

We are in Kurunduwatta. Providing rations for a community who have not received any Ditwah aid.