Designing food security solutions led by students and rooted in community.
Project Refill is a student-led DECA initiative committed to refilling hope across the Greater Seattle Area by expanding access to nutritious food, empowering youth leaders, and building sustainable food systems in partnership with local farms and food banks.
Student leaders building sustainable hunger relief.

Angad Kochar
Co-Founder
Director of Finance & Operations
Manages logistics, tracks donations, and designs sustainability plans for long-term growth.

Raj Sukumaran
Co-Founder
Director of Marketing & Outreach
Leads community outreach, partner relations, branding, and storytelling across platforms.
Our goals for the 2025 DECA season
0 lbs
Pounds of food collected
$1,500
Fundraising goal
2/8
Community partners
Why we exist
In King County, 1 in 9 residents faces food insecurity. The Eastside has fewer pantry locations and culturally responsive food options. Project Refill activates student leaders to close this gap by supporting farms, markets, and food banks with consistent meals, strategic storytelling, and sustainable infrastructure.
Pounds of Food Collected
Donated directly to partner food banks and shelters.
Dollars Raised
Fueling transportation, storage, and long-term structures.
Community Partners
Collaborating with farms, retailers, and nonprofits.
What’s next for Project Refill
This year, we're expanding mobile pop-up pantries, building a greenhouse with Chinook Farms, and launching storytelling campaigns that highlight the families we serve. We're also documenting every milestone for DECA competition to demonstrate social impact, operational excellence, and scalable outcomes.
Want a deeper dive? Connect with Angad and Raj to review our DECA written project, data dashboards, or partnership opportunities.
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