India has seen a record number of daily cases and lives lost to Covid-19, more than any country to date. This devastating second wave is exacerbated by the lack of adequate access to healthcare such as oxygen solutions, healthcare workers, and other resources. Here, DoorDash employees and community members can donate to the India Covid-19 Community Support Fund. Donations will be split among three US-based nonprofits supporting the response in India through both short-term emergency relief and long-term recovery. DoorDash leaders Gokul Rajaram, Prabir Adarkar and Rajat Shroff have seeded this fund with initial donations. Our hearts go out to the Indian community.

This week has seen a devastating increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in India and our hearts go out to our colleagues there. We know that thoughts are good, but action is much better, so we’re launching a fundraiser to support relief efforts in India. Zip will match all employee donations to the fundraiser. We encourage you all to get behind it.

India is grappling with a second coronavirus surge where hundreds of thousands of people are infected each day. Sadly, many are unable to get the medical help they need. Donations to this fund will help organizations treating patients and helping slow the spread of COVID-19 in India.

Fund for WXY staff to contribute relief to the COVID crisis in India. All donations by employees will be matched 100%.

PEAK6 HELPS INDIA India’s second wave of COVID-19 has hit—claiming 1 death every 5 minutes. Hospitals are dreadfully full while oxygen and supplies are running extremely low. People are even dying in lines as they wait to see doctors. So far, less than 10% of its population have had the first dose of the vaccine and less than 2% are fully vaccinated. (Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-56907007). Moreover, due to Covid restrictions and lockdowns, having access to food and water has also been a challenge for some. Your support is greatly appreciated! Thank you.

As the world continues to battle the COVID-19 virus, the situation in India has taken a dramatic turn for the worse in recent weeks. The country has seen a significant spike in COVID-19 infections and deaths to record levels, completely overwhelming its healthcare system. We ask you to contribute to and support efforts to provide relief to those effected by the pandemic.