Mauni Amavasya Seva Drive (Vrindavan & Mathura)

Mauni Amavasya Seva Drive – Meals & Blankets for Old Widow Mothers Vrindavan & Mathura • A Compassion Initiative by Punyakart Foundation

Mauni Amavasya is a sacred day of silence, prayer, and daan—when devotion becomes meaningful through compassionate action. On this auspicious occasion, Punyakart Foundation is running a focused Meal + Winter Blanket Relief Drive for old widow mothers (Vridh Mata) in Vrindavan and Mathura. Many mothers live with fragile health, limited resources, and very little family support. In the harsh winter, a warm meal becomes strength, and a blanket becomes protection. This seva is our humble effort to bring comfort, dignity, and warmth to mothers who silently endure.

Why This Mauni Amavasya Relief Matters

In temple towns like Vrindavan and Mathura, many elderly widows survive quietly with minimal income and uncertain meals. Cold nights are especially difficult for aged bodies and weak health. A single meal can restore strength for the day, and a warm blanket can prevent suffering through the night. Mauni Amavasya is considered a powerful time for daan, and helping a needy mother with food and warmth is one of the most heartfelt offerings—because it touches life directly.

What Your Support Helps Us Provide

Our Seva Promise (Respect + Dignity)

• Dignity-first distribution — calm, respectful, and non-intrusive support.
• Priority to the most vulnerable — elderly widows, weak individuals, and those with limited resources.
• Clean handling — hygienic meal packing and careful blanket distribution.
• Organized on-ground planning — selected points for safer and smoother distribution.
• Consistent compassion — continued support whenever feasible beyond the occasion.

This Mauni Amavasya, let your kindness reach the mothers who deserve warmth, care, and dignity. Every small contribution becomes real relief— one meal, one blanket, one peaceful night for someone who needs it the most.

Donate From Your Heart on Mauni Amavasya

If you cannot be present in Vrindavan or Mathura, your donation still becomes your seva on-ground. Together, we can ensure that old widow mothers receive food and warmth during the winter. May this Mauni Amavasya bring peace to your heart and comfort to a mother’s life through the sacred path of daan and compassion.