Purnima Gau Seva – Feed, Heal and Protect Gaumata

Purnima Gau Seva – Feed, Heal and Protect Gaumata

On the sacred day of Purnima, every act of compassion becomes a prayer. Charanvandan Foundation invites you to join a heartfelt campaign dedicated to gau seva—feeding cows, supporting their medical treatment, and restoring dignity to the voiceless. Many gaumatas on streets and in shelters suffer quietly from injuries, weakness, infections, and hunger. A small contribution on Purnima can become a powerful lifeline—transforming an empty stomach into nourishment, an untreated wound into healing, and a helpless life into safety.

Why Purnima Daan for Gau Seva Matters

Purnima is considered a spiritually significant day in Sanatan tradition—associated with purity, devotion, and the merit of charity. When you donate for gau seva on Purnima, you are not just giving resources; you are choosing compassion as a form of worship. Feeding a hungry cow and supporting her treatment is a deeply meaningful seva—one that reflects gratitude, responsibility, and the timeless values of kindness. Your support helps ensure that gaumatas are not left to suffer under harsh weather, accidents, or neglect.

What Your Donation Supports

The Campaign Promise: Transparency & Real Impact

Charanvandan Foundation works to connect your devotion with meaningful on-ground action. We focus on responsible support—ensuring donations are directed toward essentials such as fodder, medical supplies, and treatment needs. Every contribution, small or large, becomes part of a collective seva that brings comfort to gaumatas who cannot ask for help. When donors join hands on Purnima, the impact multiplies—more feeding drives, more treatments, and more rescued lives.

Join the Seva on Purnima

Participating is simple—choose the seva that fits you best. You can sponsor fodder for gau bhojan, help cover medicines and vet care, or support daily essentials like clean water and recovery needs. Even sharing this campaign with your family and friends becomes a meaningful contribution. Every small step on Purnima brings comfort, nourishment, and healing to gaumatas who need care the most.