500 million tonnes of farm waste are produced in India every year, and 50 kilograms of food is wasted in Indian househild in an average. The overall losses for the primary agricultural crops and related goods each year is Rs 92,651 crore. Economic loss is not the only issue, though. The improper handling of this garbage has also resulted in pollution of the air, water, and soil, harming both human health and the environment. In the long run, this pollution may also have an impact on the nation's food and nutritional security. Nowadays, a number of charity NGO's attempt to provide food donations by using their own money, which restricts their ability to feed the hungry. The goal of this research is to develop a system that will link these organisations with people or entities that are interested in donating extra food.