Who we are.
A non profit organization committed to the cause of employment and livelihoods for people with special needs. We works towards economic independence and dignity for adults with physical, intellectual and psychiatric disabilities and persons from other vulnerable communities. The organisation’s outreach initiatives also help create awareness about inclusion and disability rights.
Our Cafes...
... are managed by hundreds of adults with special needs who have served over 10 million meals. We have 47 cafés within institutions such as Supreme Court of India, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Gujarat High Court, Bangalore-Mumbai-Lucknow International Airports, India Coffee House, Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, Wells Fargo, ANZ Bank, IQVIA, Hansraj College, and IIM Bangalore
Awards
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45+
Mitti Cafes are running in corporate and public spaces.
5000+
PWDs have been skilled to empower them to start their careers and earn with dignity.
6 Million
Meals have been cooked and served to the economically vulnerable by our team.
11 Million
Meals served with dignity by PWDs providing them gainful employment.
This is how we
CREATE STORIES OF INCLUSION,
MITTI CAFE
We run cafes in institutional and public spaces generating livelihoods & creating awareness with every F&B served
KARUNA MEALS
We make and serve nutritious meals to the poor. Those who were once perceived to be in need are helping others in need.
EXPERIENTIAL TRAINING
GOOD GIFTS
We provide gifting solutions that are curated & hand-packed by our team. The proceeds provide training and employment to adults with disabilities
We empower a disabled job seeker with essential skills and attitude to help them start their careers and earn with dignity
SENSITIZATION DRIVE
We conduct talks and seminars on creating awareness about the rights and needs of people with disability.
MITTI CATERING
We provide corporate and personalized catering services. The proceeds are used for training and employment to adults with disabilities
OUR IMPACT
Over the years, we have had the privilege of receiving support from
eminent people across the governments, corporations and other walks of life.
The President & the Chief Justice of India at Mitti Cafe in the Supreme Court.
The Honorable Chief Justice during inauguration of Mitti Cafe at Supreme Court
Narayan Murthy, Founder-Infosys, at our Cafe in Hubli, Bangalore.
Om Birla, Speaker of Lok Sabha, visited Mitti Cafe at Hansraj College
German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, visited Mitti Cafe at India Coffee House in Bangalore.
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Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal and Justice Biren Vaishnav opened our Cafe at Gujarat High Court
Bengaluru Airport CEO, Hari Marar during the inauguration of two Cafes at the Kempegowda Airport.
Sharing the Mitti Cafe story at Wipro's Global Executive Council Meet in the presence of Azim Premji
Our Founder was invited by the Adani Group to present Mitti's story to Gautum Adani at the Adani Headquarters in Ahmedabad.
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MEDIA SPOTLIGHT
Our journey has been featured in leading publications, creating a buzz in the industry.
Coverage of Mitti Cafe in Bengaluru Airport
Our grand opening in the Mumbai International Airport
The highest court of our land opened its door to Mitti Cafe
Alina Alam, the Founder, underlining our core values & goals
DON'T JUST TAKE
OUR WORD FOR IT...
Dr. Rama,
Principal, Hansraj College
It’s very inspirational to see how Mitti Cafe has created such an amazing concept of inclusive cafes across the country that is genuinely empowering and paves the way to social change.
Hari Marar,
CEO, Bangalore Airport
We are delighted to have Mitti Cafe open two outlets at Bangalore Airport, and to have the opportunity to leverage the power of a platform and spread a message of hope and positivity.
Ujjwal Thacker,
Former CEO,
Give India & Pratham
Moveover Flipkart, Oyo, Ola, Swiggy ... the real Indian rubicon is here and this one is converting MITTI to gold.
The new billionaires in the making is Alina Alam , who will make billions in currency of love.
I saw hard working people in Mitti. I have seen a lot of people from 1980's for more than 10 years, but when I saw such people, I realized that my work is not hard. There are harder working people than me and have sacrificed more than me and such people inspire us all.