By supporting Charanvandan Foundation, you contribute to a wide range of sacred and humanitarian causes — from Mandir renovations and Gaushala care to feeding the hungry, supporting leprosy patients, empowering women, and providing disaster relief. Your kindness also extends to animal welfare, ensuring that every being receives compassion and care. Together, we can create lasting change for humanity, animals, and society at large.
Restore the 300-Year-Old Sacred Sanctuary of Maa Shitala Devi
A 300-year-old sanctuary is calling out for our protection. The walls that sheltered our forefathers now stand fractured, waiting for a new generation of devoted souls to answer their plea.
Stand with Chitrakoot & Prayagraj in their Darkest Hour: Support Emergency Flood Relief in Chitrakoot & Prayagraj
In these dark hours, compassion cannot wait. Charanvandan Foundation's ground teams and volunteers are operating actively on the frontlines across both Chitrakoot and Prayagraj to deliver immediate, life-sustaining aid directly into the hands of those in distress.
Sacred Pitru Paksha Mahadaan: Annadaan for Sadhus, Grocery Kits & Vastradaan for Brahmins.
Fulfill Your Ancestral Debt (Pitru Rin), Cleanse Generations of Karma, and Earn the Eternal Blessings of Your Forefathers in Sanatana Dharma’s Most Sacred Moksha Tirthas.
Restore the 250-Year-Old Sankat Nivaran Hanuman Mandir in Madhya Pradesh
This 250-year-old holy abode stands at a fragile crossroads. Weathered by centuries of rain, heat, and seasonal storms, the current open shrine is suffering from severe wear and tear. While the local villagers have poured their love and modest savings into erecting a simple structure to guard the deity, the shrine urgently requires a complete, respectful, and permanent restoration.
Rising Beyond The Floods: Assam Emergency Relief & Rehabilitation Campaign 2026
The Charanvandan Foundation has launched an urgent, high-priority emergency response and long-term rehabilitation mission in Assam. Over 7 lakh people across 12 districts are battling catastrophic flooding as the Brahmaputra and its tributaries rage past danger levels.
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