Pitru Paksha Donation

Serve children in need, and your ancestors will smile from above

Feed the hungry. Honour your ancestors. Receive Lord Ram’s grace.

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Pitru Paksha Donation

This Pitru Paksha, Honour Your Ancestors by Offering Food and Education to Underprivileged Children as Part of Shradh Puja.

 

Pitru Paksha is a sacred sixteen-day period dedicated to paying homage to our departed ancestors. During this time, devotees perform Shradh rituals and prayers, seeking the blessings of Lord Ram for the peace and upliftment of their forefathers. Perform your Shradh Puja by offering Food & Education to underprivileged children through Suma Blessings Foundation.

  • Bring peace to your forefathers
  • Invoke the blessings of Lord Ram
  • Bless your family with health, prosperity & harmony
  • “Charity in the name of ancestors during Pitru Paksha is the highest offering.”
  • Sponsor today and transform lives while paying homage to your ancestors.
Feed the hungry. Honour your ancestors. Receive Lord Ram’s grace.

Feed the hungry. Honour your ancestors. Receive Lord Ram’s grace.

Food Donation During Pitru Paksha

This Pitru Paksha, we invite you to extend your Shradh by donating food to underprivileged children. By offering nourishment to the hungry, you not only pay homage to your forefathers but also bring peace to their souls and invite divine blessings of health, prosperity, and harmony for your family.

Every meal served in the name of your ancestors becomes a prayer of gratitude and a step towards uplifting those in need.

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Annadaan during Pitru Paksha is the purest tribute to your forefathers.

Aloo Sabji + Kuttu ki Pudi + Sabudane Kheer + Dahi + Fruits + Sweets

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Donations may be eligible for tax benefit under Section 80G.

This Pitri Paksha, let's light up lives through education!

Join us in empowering underprivileged children and giving them the bright future they deserve.

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Donor Benefits – Pitru Paksha Annadaan

Honour your ancestors, uplift underprivileged children, and receive blessings with every contribution.

All Donors Receive:
✔ 80G Receipt (Tax Benefits)
✔ Impact Report of the Project
✔ Certificate of Appreciation

Special Recognition:

  • For 100+ Children – VIP event invitations, personal interactions & access to campaign drives
  • For 500+ Children – Public recognition with your Name/Logo on website, newsletters & event materials
  • Your donation is not just charity, it’s a Shradh offering that carries eternal blessings.

Moments of Impact

Real moments from our projects aligned with Sustainable Development Goals.
Dry Ration Distribution

Dry Ration Distribution

Sweater Distribution

Sweater Distribution

Food Donation

Food Donation

Sewing Machine donation

Sewing Machine donation

Blanket Distribution

Blanket Distribution

Blanket Distribution

Food distribution among underprivileged

Annadaan

Food distribution among underprivileged

Food distribution among underprivileged

Annadanam

Food distribution among underprivileged

Dry ration distribution among underprivileged

Annadanam

Dry ration distribution among underprivileged

Education Material Distribution

Education Material

Education Material Distribution

Education

Education

Questions answered

FAQs on Pitru Paksha?

Find clear answers to common questions about our programmes, donations, and how you can get involved.

Is 80G Tax Exemption available for my donation?
Yes, Your donation is eligible for Tax Exemption.
Yes you will get your donation receipt on eMail & Whatsapp
Pitru Paksha, also known as Pitri Paksha or Shradh Paksha, is a sacred 16-day lunar period in the Hindu calendar dedicated to paying homage to one’s ancestors. During this time, families perform Shradh rituals and offer food (pind daan and anna daan) in remembrance of their forefathers. Charity performed during Shradh, especially feeding the poor and needy, is considered extremely auspicious and believed to bring peace to the departed souls while invoking blessings of health, prosperity, and harmony for the family.
Shradh is traditionally performed on the Tithi (lunar date) of the ancestor’s death within Pitru Paksha. If the exact Tithi is not known, Shradh can be performed on Sarvapitri Amavasya, the concluding day of Pitru Paksha. This day is regarded as the most powerful and universally beneficial, ensuring that offerings reach all departed ancestors.

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