Akshaya Tritiya—the most sacred day in Hindu tradition—is when even the smallest act of kindness turns into endless blessings. Scriptures tell us, On Akshaya Tritiya, what you give is never lost—it grows eternally, becoming Akshaya.

Homeless Care Foundation has stepped forward to serve these forgotten saints, providing them hot, nutritious meals through our special Akshaya Tritiya Annadan Seva. For these elderly sadhus, your donation isn’t just charity—it’s a lifeline, a prayer answered, a reminder that they haven’t been abandoned by the world.

One frail sadhu in Vrindavan quietly shared with tears in his eyes,
Aaj Akshaya Tritiya hai, log sona kharidenge, pooja karenge… Hum toh bas prarthana karenge ki koi humein yaad kar le, ek baar pet bhar bhojan mil jaaye.

Today is Akshaya Tritiya, people will buy gold, offer rituals... but we can only pray someone remembers us and gives us just one meal.

This Akshaya Tritiya, you have the divine chance to answer their prayers and offer your seva directly to these saints. A simple donation can bring food, dignity, and hope back into their lives. And because it’s Akshaya Tritiya, every meal you sponsor today becomes eternal—your blessings will multiply, your punya will grow endlessly.

Just ₹500 can feed one sadhu a wholesome meal. ₹2100 can ensure five saints eat well today, while ₹5100 provides for an entire shelter of elderly, abandoned sadhus in Vrindavan.

Yet today, as thousands across India celebrate by buying gold and performing rituals, hundreds of elderly sadhus in Vrindavan quietly wait, hoping someone might offer them a single meal. These sadhus—saints who have dedicated their entire lives to Ram bhakti—now spend their final days abandoned, hungry, and forgotten on the very streets and temples where Lord Krishna himself walked.

Today, your generosity becomes Akshaya: eternal, limitless, and filled with divine grace. Join Homeless Care Foundation’s special Annadan Seva this Akshaya Tritiya—serve these sacred souls and receive blessings from the hearts of those who have lived their lives in pure devotion.