Ekadashi Seva - Support Old Widow Mothers in Vrindavan & Mathura

Ekadashi Seva – Support Old Widow Mothers in Vrindavan & Mathura (Punyakart Foundation)

On the sacred day of Ekadashi, devotees choose purity, compassion, and seva. This Ekadashi, Punyakart Foundation invites you to extend that spirit to the most forgotten and vulnerable—elderly widow mothers living in Vrindavan and Mathura. Many of these women have no family support, no steady income, and no safe care system. They survive on limited charity, irregular meals, and fragile shelter arrangements. As age and illness increase, even daily essentials—food, medicines, warm clothes, and dignity—become difficult to access.

Vrindavan and Mathura are lands of bhakti and divine remembrance. Yet, among the temple lanes and holy ghats, countless elderly women quietly carry the weight of loneliness, weakness, and neglect. On Ekadashi, when we pray for inner cleansing and spiritual merit, supporting these widow mothers is a powerful act of dharma—because seva offered to the helpless is devotion made real.

Many widow mothers in these holy towns spend their days in small rooms, ashrams, or shared spaces with limited resources. Some are unable to walk without support. Some skip meals so they can buy a small medicine strip. Some go through winter nights without adequate blankets. Your donation this Ekadashi can become a warm meal, a life-saving medicine, a shawl against the cold, or a moment of human care that says: you are not alone.

Ekadashi is not only about fasting—it is about freeing the heart from indifference and choosing compassion as a spiritual practice. When you support an elderly widow mother, you honor the very soul of Ekadashi: humility, service, and mercy. Join Punyakart Foundation in this Ekadashi Seva Drive for Vrindavan & Mathura. Your contribution—small or big—can restore comfort, food security, and dignity to those who need it the most.