Annadanam: free meals for all
Served every [Day] from [Time], to anyone who comes: labourers, elderly people living alone, patients and families from the nearby hospital, and travellers passing through. No registration, no questions.
Seva
Service Without Expectation
Long before this trust became known for prayer and healing, it was known for one simple thing: no one who came here hungry left that way. Thirty years on, that hasn't moved.
- No questions asked
- No one turned away
- Every [Day], without fail
Why we serve
Devotion Without Service Is Incomplete
We've never believed that prayer and service belong in separate rooms. From the earliest days of this trust, feeding those who came to us hungry was simply part of what it meant to run a temple honestly.
Seva, for us, isn't an occasional gesture around a festival. It's a daily, unglamorous commitment: meals served quietly, provisions delivered without ceremony, a family's hospital bill covered without anyone outside that family ever needing to know.
We ask nothing in return. Not gratitude, not attendance at our prayers, not anything at all.
Thirty Years, Counted
50,000+
Meals served to date
15,000+
Families supported
120+
Children supported in education
60+
Active volunteers
Every number here is a person, a family, a single meal. Never a statistic to us.
How We Serve
Provisions support
Monthly rations for elderly devotees living alone and for families identified as being in genuine hardship.
Medical assistance
Help with medicines, hospital travel, and emergency medical expenses, within what the trust can provide.
Education support
Assistance with school fees, books, and uniforms for children from families under financial strain.
Last-rites assistance
Support for families who cannot meet funeral expenses, carried out with full dignity and without fanfare.
Community prayer
Free group prayer on festival days and special occasions, open to absolutely everyone.
A day of seva
What a Typical [Day] Looks Like
By [Time] each [Day], preparation for annadanam is already underway. By [Time], the first visitors begin arriving: some who come every week, some here for the first time, unsure of what to expect. They are served the same way, without distinction.
Alongside the meal service, volunteers quietly check in on families the trust has been supporting, dropping off provisions, or simply making sure someone remembers to ask how they're doing.
However You'd Like to Help
Need support?
If you or someone you know is going through a difficult time, financially, medically, or otherwise, please reach out. There is no formal application process; simply tell us what's happening.
Request helpWant to give back?
Whether it's your time on a Sunday, a monthly contribution, or provisions you'd like to donate directly, there's a place for you here.
Join our seva
Thirty Years of Showing Up. We're Not Stopping Now.
Whether you need help or want to give it, reach out. This is a door that's stayed open for thirty years, and it's not closing anytime soon.