This Janmashtami, celebrate Lord Krishna’s birth by feeding the forgotten Matajis of Vrindavan and Mathura
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About the Project
Celebrate Krishna Janmashtami by Serving the Elderly Women in Vrindavan and Mathura
Krishna Janmashtami, the joyous celebration of Lord Krishna’s birth, is a time for devotion, reflection, and acts of kindness. This year, we invite you to join us in a special mission to serve 1,000 elderly women in Vrindavan and Mathura, who have dedicated their lives to praying and meditating on Lord Krishna.
The Importance of Serving on Krishna Janmashtami
Krishna Janmashtami is not just a festival it is a reminder of the values Lord Krishna embodied—compassion, love, and selfless service. By serving these elderly women, we honor Krishna’s teachings and spread his message of love and care for all beings.
Our Mission
On this auspicious occasion, we aim to provide these 1,000 elderly women with essential items to improve their quality of life. Each woman will receive:
-Dry Ration Kit: Ensuring they have enough food to sustain them.
-Mosquito Net: Protecting them from mosquito-borne diseases.
-Sari: Providing them with dignity and comfort.
-Soap: Ensuring their hygiene and well-being.
-Slippers: Protecting their feet and providing comfort.
-Towel: For their daily use and comfort.
Why Your Support Matters
Many of these women are among the most neglected and vulnerable in our society. They have come to Vrindavan and Mathura to spend their last days in devotion, often with little to no support. Your donation can make a significant difference in their lives, providing them with the basic necessities they need to live with dignity.
How You Can Help
Donate:
Your generous contributions will help us provide these essential items to the elderly women. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference.
Spread the Word: Share our campaign with your friends, family, and social networks. The more people know about our cause, the more support we can gather.
Donate today and be a part of this noble cause.
Together, we can make a difference.
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Yes. Shivdhaam Foundation is a legally registered and compliant NGO that follows all necessary regulations for donations, CSR partnerships, and institutional collaborations. Eligible donations receive an official 80G certificate, which allows donors to claim tax deductions as per government norms.
Yes. Transparent documentation and receipts are provided for all contributions, whether from individuals, NGOs, or corporates.
Shivdhaam Foundation utilizes donations strictly for authorized on-ground programs—Gau Seva, Sadhu Seva, Gurukul support, Temple conservation, Animal welfare and community welfare. Funds are allocated to project operations, infrastructure, and beneficiary services, with full compliance, audits, and transparent reporting to ensure accountable use of every contribution.
Yes, eligible contributions receive tax benefit certificates as per government guidelines.
Yes. You can cancel anytime by contacting our support team or sending a request through your registered email/number. Your monthly deductions will stop from the next cycle.
Shivdhaam shares regular project updates, photos, progress reports, and verified on-ground outcomes so you can clearly see how your contribution is being used and the impact it creates.
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