Go Eat Give

Go Eat Give is an amazing organization. Not only do you get authentic cultural experience, but it also does volunteer trips abroad to help those in need. So you get the best of both worlds, you help others, and you get a great cultural experience.

I wish I was able to give a 6 star rating. I love the mix of philanthropy and multiculturalism that Go Eat Give provides. And the organization doesn’t just talk about promoting different cultures, but instead actually lives up the goals. As someone who has traveled to some of the countries that the Destination Dinners represent, I can honestly say that the programs are very authentic (e.g. Destination Guatemala and Mexico).

Awesome organization, amazing events, awe inspiring destinations that allow the opportunity to give back while enjoying local cultures. I’ve watched this company grow and expand the past few years. I am always so blown away by the experiences that are offered. It gives you an entirely different perspective on various cultures. Invaluable experience. I cannot wait until my son is old enough to participate!

Go Eat Give is a unique platform for cultural awareness and giving. A recent visit to Bali, Indonesia with Go Eat Give educated and enabled me to connect across the world with Bali Children’s Project (
) to support programs like sponsoring village children for schooling, HIV prevention programs, and other programs. Go Eat Give is a superb platform that will help you change the world, one smiling child or adult at a time. Folks, this is real; I have witnessed the impact first hand. Go Eat Give was an eye opener to our group that is now more informed and involved in changing the world — our world. Join us, and have some fun putting a smile on people’s faces while changing their lives!

Scam! This organization is registered as a non profit, yet they hiked up the prices of every activity she booked for the group with only donating a very small portion of the profits to the charity we were here to see. The hotel that Sucheta booked for us is listed as 92 $ usd per night, yet she demanded I pay her 130 $ cash directly. When I refused to over pay, she alerted the hotel and had them come up to my room at 1130 pm while I was sleeping and sick to demand the money for the stay even though check out wasn’t until 12 pm the following day .
She described her trip to Bali as a volunteer /​culture trip, when we got here all we got were trip advisor spots that I could look up myself. Out of the 8 days we were in Bali, and the 2500 $, we gave her as a group we barely dedicated 4 hours to a local school to teach some workshops. When I think of giving to those in need, I certainly don’t mean give them less than I spend in one meal, and give them less time than I spend on one single tour .
I know in the beginning I said scam, I don’t really know if this is an actual scam that I can legally Pursue, which I plan to consult the IRS about immediately. Sucheta Rawal and Go.Eat.Give definitely mislead me and other group members about what we were coming here to do. I spoke to the locals here in Indonesia and they too know her organization is a scam. If you want to truly make a difference, do not use this organization. Partner with organizations that actually do volunteer work for most of the trip not 2 hours of one day and that actually donate ALL the proceeds they say they will donate and follow through. Research is key and I /​we know better now.

Go Eat Give is a great organization that can connect with so many different culture in Atlanta with their Monthly «Destination Event». In my personal experience I learn about other countries like India, Afghanistan and Lebanon, taste their food, their music and sharing with their native people without living Atlanta, you don’t have to travel to have the experience the Go Eat Give let you have in out city. Volunteer Vacation and Cooking Classes by Sucheta are other activities that you can enjoy in this nonprofit organization. If you like to learn about other countries culture Go Eat Give is the perfect organization to do it.

Go, Eat, Give is a great cross-​cultural not for profit here in Atlanta. I’ve attended a cooking session with the group and enjoyed the teacher, Sucheta, and the other participants. I learned a lot of small tips and tricks during the baking cooking course that have made a big difference in my baking and, importantly, make it easier! Give Go, Eat, Give a try — I think you’ll like it!