About Us

About Punya Nidhana Trust

संस्कार • शिक्षण • सेवा • मानवता — our commitment to society

Who We Are

Introduction

Punya Nidhana Trust is a community-driven charitable organisation dedicated to Seva, Sanskar, Education, Humanity and Social Welfare. Founded on the belief that selfless service is the highest form of devotion, the Trust has been working tirelessly to uplift the underprivileged and preserve the values that bind our society together.

Since its inception, Punya Nidhana Trust has grown from a small group of dedicated volunteers into a trusted community institution — running a permanent Annakshetra, conducting hundreds of Bal Sanskar Shivirs, and reaching thousands of families through its free distribution services.

Ascetics and lay devotees in the marble corridor of a Jain temple
Children taking part in a Bal Sanskar Shivir
Meals being served at the Trust’s Annakshetra
Our Vision

A society rooted in compassion, sanskar and self-reliance, where no individual is left without food, shelter, education or dignity.

Our Mission

To organise and sustain seva activities — spanning food and water distribution, education, healthcare, emergency relief and cultural upliftment — that create lasting, measurable impact in the lives of those we serve.

What We Stand For

Our Objectives

Provide consistent, dignified support to the underprivileged

Instil sanskar and moral values in the younger generation

Ensure access to food, water, healthcare and education for all

Protect and care for animals and the environment

Respond swiftly during emergencies and disasters

Preserve and promote spiritual and cultural heritage

Our Philosophy

We believe seva must be consistent, dignified and rooted in genuine care — not charity as a transaction, but service as a way of life.

Future Vision

The Trust envisions establishing the Tapovan Sanskar Teerth — a dedicated centre uniting sanskar and education for generations to come.

"True prosperity is not what we accumulate, but what we give. Let every hand that receives seva today become a hand that serves tomorrow." — Pujyapad Gurudev Shree