Education
Religion
Cow Seva
Events & Seva
What You Are Looking At
These are working photographs, not a campaign. A feeding round at first light, a registration desk at a village camp, a classroom mid-lesson, a bhandara being served. Nobody was posed and nothing was staged for the camera.
You will notice what is missing. There are no close-ups of distressed children, no before-and-after portraits, and no captions describing a family’s poverty to strangers. We do not publish children’s names or circumstances, and nothing here appears without the consent of the people in it.
That is a deliberate cost. Photographs of visible suffering raise more money than photographs of ordinary work. We think that is a price the foundation should pay rather than the people it serves.
What Each Album Shows
Education
Classrooms, evening study, the seva rota and campus life at the Gurukul — the ordinary rhythm of a residential school day.
Religion & Culture
Kirtan sandhyas, Bhagwat Katha, festival observance at the Gurukul temple and at our Vrindavan centre, and bhandaras being served.
Cow Seva
Feeding rounds, veterinary visits, students on their gaushala turn, and animals who arrived in poor condition some months after arriving.
Events & Seva
Medical and eye camps, distribution drives, volunteer days and life at the old age home — the work that travels.
If you photograph or film well and would like to volunteer that skill, we would be glad of it — see volunteering. Better still, come and see the work in person; visits to the Gurukul and gaushala are welcome by prior arrangement.
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