This Pitru Paksha, through our Saksham Project, let heartfelt remembrance become a warm meal for those who need it most—honor the blessings of the forefathers by offering Annadan, the highest seva, so that prayers turn into nourishment for over 500 children in supported shelter homes across 7 states of India, bringing dignity to their plates and peace to ancestral hearts; as scriptures and tradition affirm, feeding the hungry during Shradh is a sacred path to fulfill Pitru Rina and invite blessings, transforming devotion into hope for children, widows, and the elderly who wait for a simple meal today.

At Kokan NGO India, our mission is rooted in compassion and responsibility to uplift the most vulnerable, envisioning a world where no child in shelter homes goes hungry, no elder or widow feels forgotten, and every family lives with dignity. Through focused food donation drives during sacred times like Pitru Paksha, we bring nourishment to hungry children under the Saksham Project while also supporting widows and elders in rural communities. Feeding the needy is more than charity—it is an offering of love, gratitude, and selfless seva that honors our ancestors and bridges generations. Beyond food, we empower communities through education, healthcare, and livelihood support, ensuring children receive books along with meals, widows and farmers find relief in hard times, and women gain skills to uplift their families. By connecting the spiritual duties of Shradh and Annadan with social responsibility, we strive to build a compassionate society where remembering our ancestors brings blessings to future generations.