Bhandara (Food Donation)
Participate in the age-old tradition of Anna Daan by sponsoring or organizing a Bhandara. With our 24x7 service, food is distributed to the needy, sadhus, and pilgrims at various sacred spots in Kaashi. You can choose the type, timing, and scale of the Bhandara, and we’ll handle all arrangements, including preparation, serving, and documentation.
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Annapoorna Devi Temple - Aan Daan
Located next to the sacred Kashi Vishwanath Temple, the Annapoorna Devi Mandir is the divine center for food donations. Sponsor meals at this temple, and participate in an offering that resonates with the spirit of Goddess Annapoorna—giver of nourishment and abundance.
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Daan at Orphanages
Contribute to the well-being of children in Kaashi’s orphanages. We facilitate clothing, education materials, meals, and hygiene products based on the institution’s current needs. Our team ensures that your support reaches verified and trusted organizations.
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Cow Feeding & Cow Donation
In Hindu tradition, cows are considered sacred and feeding them is believed to cleanse sins and attract divine blessings. Choose between cow feeding (gau daan) or full cow donation to certified goshalas. We ensure the welfare of the animals and provide proof of your donation.
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Daan at Widow Ashrams
Uplift the lives of widows residing in the ashrams of Kaashi through your thoughtful donations. From essential items to health kits and food packets, our services ensure that your daan provides dignity and comfort to those in need.
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Birthday / Anniversary Daan
Celebrate your special day with meaning by sponsoring meals, clothing, or cow feeding in Kaashi. Let blessings replace balloons, and make your joy a source of peace for someone in need.
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Amawasya Daan
Amawasya (New Moon) is a sacred day to honor ancestors. Offering food, clothes, or essentials to the needy on this day is believed to bring peace to departed souls and divine blessings to your family.
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Pitr Shradh Daan
Performed during Pitru Paksha or on death anniversaries, this donation includes food to Brahmins, poor families, or cows — symbolizing deep gratitude towards ancestors, ensuring spiritual closure and positive karma.
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