Assam Flood Relief 2026: Verified Donation Details, Relief Groups and Ways to Help Upper Assam.

 

Upper Assam is going through one of its most devastating flood disasters in recent years.

Homes have disappeared under water. Families have been displaced overnight. Roads, crops, schools, shops and livelihoods have been damaged. People have lost loved ones, belongings accumulated over a lifetime and, in many cases, their only source of income.

As of 27 July 2026, the Assam flood death toll had risen to 68, while more than 5.24 lakh people across 763 villages remained affected. Earlier during the peak of the crisis, the affected population had crossed seven lakh.

But the tragedy cannot be understood through human statistics alone.

Thousands of cows, goats, pigs, poultry and পশুধন have been stranded, swept away or left without food and shelter. These animals are not simply livestock figures. For many rural families, পশুধন represents food security, savings, farming support and their primary source of livelihood.

Official reports indicated that more than 3.34 lakh animals and poultry were affected, with over 17,000 reportedly washed away within a single 24-hour period at one stage of the floods. The actual loss may be even greater when missing cattle, pets, stray animals and unreported village-level losses are considered.

Dogs, cats and other companion animals have also been separated from families or left trapped in submerged areas. Many of these losses may never enter an official record.

This is not just water entering homes. It is the destruction of lives, livelihoods and entire community ecosystems.

People Are Searching for Reliable Ways to Help.

Across Assam and beyond, people are actively searching for answers to questions such as:

• How can I donate for the Assam floods?
• Where can I find verified Assam flood donation details?
• Which NGOs are helping Upper Assam flood victims?
• What is the official Assam flood relief fund?
• Which influencers are collecting donations?
• Where can I donate food, clothes or medicines?
• Which biker groups are conducting flood-relief drives?
• How can I help animals affected by the Assam floods?

Are the UPI IDs and bank accounts circulating online genuine?

Singers, actors, influencers, biker groups, NGOs, universities, community organisations and individual volunteers have come forward to help.

However, donation details are scattered across Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube and other platforms. The same campaign may appear in several reposts, sometimes with incomplete information or an older QR code.

Finding the correct recipient can therefore become difficult, especially during an emergency when people want to contribute quickly.

Xokhi’s Assam Flood Relief 2026 Directory:

To make this information easier to find, Xokhi has created the Assam Flood Relief 2026 Donation and Support Directory.

The directory brings publicly shared flood-relief information together on one searchable page.

View the directory

https://xokhi.com/assam-flood-relief-2026

The purpose of this directory is not to collect donations. It is to help people discover relief campaigns, compare available information, access original sources and make a more informed decision before contributing.

What You Can Find in the Directory?

The directory includes information related to:

• The Chief Minister’s Relief Fund Assam
• Donation appeals promoted by known Assamese personalities
• Influencer-supported fundraising campaigns
• NGOs and community organisations
• Biker and rider groups working on the ground
• Local relief drives in Sivasagar, Charaideo, Jorhat, Dibrugarh and other affected areas
• Food, clothing and medicine collection initiatives
• Animal rescue and welfare campaigns
• University and institutional relief drives
• International donation options
• Campaigns that still require further verification
• Where publicly available, an entry may include:
• Name of the person promoting the appeal
• Receiving organisation or account holder
• UPI ID
• Bank account and IFSC details
• Contact number
• Areas being supported
• Type of assistance requested
• Original social-media post
• Promoter’s public profile
• Verification status
• Date on which the information was last checked

Known Personalities Supporting Assam Flood Relief

Several recognised personalities and creators have used their platforms to bring attention to the crisis or support relief activities.

The Xokhi directory includes appeals or initiatives associated with people such as:

• Deeplina Deka
• Dimpu Baruah
• Dhruva J Kalita
• Papon
• Nilotpal Bora
• Achurjya Borpatra
• Bhumi Pednekar
• Guru Randhawa
• Adil Hussain
• Padmanav Bordoloi
• Utpal Das and Kalaguru Theatre artistes

Their involvement is not presented in the same way for every listing.

Some are promoting a specific receiving organisation. Some are organising fundraisers or relief drives. Others are raising awareness and encouraging people to support organisations already working on the ground.

Xokhi separates these different roles so that an awareness appeal is not mistakenly shown as a personal donation account.

Relief Organisations, Biker Groups and Community Initiatives

Many relief efforts are being led by local organisations and volunteers who can reach areas that may be difficult for larger institutions to access immediately.

The directory includes initiatives connected with organisations and groups such as:

• Chief Minister’s Relief Fund Assam
• Deeplina Deka Foundation
• HelloLife Foundation
• Assam Foundation of North America
• 7Brothers MC Assam
• Riders of Eastern Assam
• Bikers of Assam MC
• Manikanchan Kala Manjari
• Padkhyep NGO
• Aashayein Foundation
• Kannan Animal Welfare
• The Assam Royal Global University NSS Cell
• Dibrugarh University Alumni Association
• Earthful Foundation
• Gramya Vikash Mancha
• DY365 Foundation
• Society for Bright Future
• Rapid Response
• Local community drives across Upper Assam

The directory can be searched by promoter, organisation, location, contact number or UPI ID.

Users can also filter campaigns by category, including government funds, known personalities, NGOs, biker groups, goods donation, animal relief, international support and entries requiring additional verification.

Ways to Help Beyond Sending Money.

Financial donations are useful, but they are not the only way to support flood-affected communities.

Depending on the requirements shared by relief teams, people may contribute:

• Packaged food and dry ration
• Clean drinking water
• Medicines and first-aid supplies
• Sanitary products
• Baby food, diapers and infant supplies
• Clean clothes and blankets
• Mosquito nets
• Utensils and household essentials
• Animal food and veterinary supplies
• Cattle feed for affected পশুধন
• Boats or transportation support
• Temporary shelter materials
• Volunteer assistance
• Help with sorting, packing or delivering relief materials

Before sending physical goods, contact the organiser and confirm what is currently required.

Unplanned donations can sometimes create storage and transportation problems. Sending the right materials to the right collection point is more useful than sending large quantities of items that are not urgently needed.

Why Donation Verification Matters:

During a disaster, donation posters and QR codes can spread rapidly through WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook.

A campaign may be genuine but already completed. An organiser may change the payment account. A reposted poster may contain outdated details. In some cases, unrelated or older flood campaigns may also resurface.

Before donating:

• Open the original post linked in the Xokhi directory.
• Confirm that the appeal specifically relates to the 2026 Assam floods.
• Check the recipient name displayed in your UPI or banking application.
• Compare the UPI ID, account number and IFSC with the original source.
• Confirm that the campaign is still accepting contributions.
• Contact the organiser when the account holder is different from the public campaign name.
• Avoid transferring money using details available only in forwarded messages.
• Ask for relief-distribution or fund-utilisation updates where possible.
• Never send money to a replacement account received privately without public confirmation.

Understanding Xokhi’s Verification Labels:

Xokhi uses clear labels to explain the status of each listing.

Official

The information is connected to an official government or organisation-controlled donation page.

High Confidence

The information has been publicly shared through a recognised person or organisation’s original account.

Verify Before Donating

The campaign appears connected to the current flood relief effort, but the payment recipient, account ownership, QR code or current campaign status needs to be confirmed.

Information Only

The person or organisation is raising awareness, collecting goods or carrying out relief work, but no safely confirmed electronic payment information is displayed.

These labels are intended to help users understand the available information. They are not guarantees or endorsements.

Xokhi Does Not Collect Donations

Xokhi does not receive, manage, process or distribute donations through this directory.

The platform only compiles publicly shared information and connects users with the original government, organisation or social-media source.

Campaign status, payment details and relief requirements may change without notice. Donors remain responsible for independently confirming the organiser, recipient and current campaign before contributing.

Help Keep the Directory Accurate:

Flood-relief information changes quickly.

A campaign may:

• Stop accepting money
• Shift from money to goods collection
• Complete its relief distribution
• Update its UPI or bank details
• Change its contact number
• Begin supporting a different location

Anyone who notices incorrect, expired or suspicious information can use the Report Incorrect Information option available in the directory.

Relief organisers can also submit updated information or original source links so that people searching for ways to help receive clearer and more accurate details.

Assam Needs More Than Temporary Attention:

When floodwater begins to recede, public attention often moves elsewhere.

But affected families may continue struggling for weeks or months. They may need help rebuilding homes, replacing lost documents, restarting farming, purchasing livestock, repairing shops and returning children to school.

Families who have lost their পশুধন may also lose their long-term economic security. Animal rescue, cattle feed, veterinary support and livelihood rehabilitation therefore remain important even after the immediate emergency has passed.

Relief should not end when the flood disappears from social-media feeds.

Find Assam Flood Relief and Donation Information:

Visit the Xokhi directory:

https://xokhi.com/assam-flood-relief-2026

Please share it with anyone searching for:

• Assam Flood Relief 2026
• Upper Assam flood donation details
• Verified UPI IDs for Assam flood relief
• NGOs helping Assam flood victims
• Sivasagar flood relief
• Charaideo flood donation
• Jorhat flood relief groups
• Dibrugarh flood-relief drives
• Goods donation for Assam floods
• Animal rescue during Assam floods
• Ways to help Upper Assam

One accurate link can help a donor find the right campaign. One contribution can help a family receive food, medicine, shelter or the support needed to begin again.

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