The systemic mismanagement of surplus food and clothing creates significant economic and social waste, necessitating a transition from manual, fragmented charity methods to automated, data-driven platforms. This paper analyzes a web-based Digital Redistribution System developed using PHP and MySQL to facilitate real-time resource allocation between donors (restaurants, individuals) and orphanages. By shifting from a \\\"reactive\\\" model—where surplus often spoils before discovery—to a \\\"proactive\\\" digital ecosystem, the system ensures timely collection and transparent tracking. The study highlights the effectiveness of Centralized Data Management and Validation Testing in reducing manual overhead and ensuring data integrity, ultimately proposing a scalable framework for minimizing waste in urban environments. By shifting from manual, often inefficient donation methods to an automated online system, this project aims to reduce hunger and minimize environmental waste.
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