Find Hinduism Nonprofits and Charities

  Pooja D. wrote:

What the Hindu American Foundation does will benefit not only those Hindus in America, but ultimately those all over the world. more »

  mjassal wrote:

This is the best Sikh Education based non-profit I have worked for in my life. Everyone is very professional and here for the mission. I learn so much everyday and can see all of the hard work that goes into their research. Education is and always will... more »

  Jerry59 wrote:

Amma's help with the poor and disadvantaged has been an inspiration to me. Her volunteers routinely help feed the poor in kitchens, as well as feeding others sprititually. Her trips to various cities in the U.S. to give us hugs is the external manifestation... more »

  Dave Makkar wrote:

These visionless 21 Trustees for LIFE rather than announcing programs to promote Hinduism & for youth, are shamelessly writing on the Temple Website they want to waste money on the Exterior Walls of the Mandir. (According to Reliable Sources All the Money... more »

  coolmax wrote:

I am a dovetee of shirdi SAI Jalaram Temple has not maintained proper books of Account from 2002-2015 , there is on going lawsuit going on between board members Being a devotee I would like yo know how public money is being spend and the books... more »

  srinidhilv wrote:

This is an organization working towards bringing about a systemic change in the perceptions of people about Hindus and Hinduism. I have found every volunteer and board member to be of the highest commitment, integrity, and passion for the cause. Most... more »

  sai wrote:

Shirdi Saibaba Prayer Center is a excellent place with the services offered directly benefitting the larger community. The most striking thing at this place is the donations received are put to a good use with ZERO administrative overheads. They work... more »

  Meeravi wrote:

I have no words to describe this place. The Swamijis and the teachings are so amazing. Our family visited this Gurukulam for the first time in August 2012. It is difficult to believe that only three years have passed since then. But our lives have changed... more »

  Writer wrote:

Promotes prayer services. Provides free meals to local shelters and schools in the Cedar Park, Austin and Leander areas. more »

  subbuhere wrote:

This is a religious and cultural organization. Here is a place where anyone who visits gets a full meal both for lunch and dinner. No restrictions on who can visit and have the consecrated food. more »

  haribhagat wrote:

This is a very good organization. There is very good religious activities. more »

  forrajesh wrote:

I volunteer as much as I can at India Heritage Foundation. They have an outstanding cadre of volunteers, various activities like: 1. Sunday weekend school for kids. 2. Conduct Workshops like Secrets of success to promote ethics, moral... more »

  Siddhusingh68 wrote:

The founder and driving force is Professor Ustad Ranjit Singh Ji. A renowned maestro of tabla, student of Late Ustad Ji Bahadur Singh Ji of Punjab Gharana. Ustad Ji is adept in vocal teaching ad well and has dedicated his life to teaching music. Full... more »

  Asha Vasudewan wrote:

I work as a Volunteer. I teach Yoga, Pranayam and Indian culture to the young school going children at the Organization building in Matawan, NJ. more »

  AADASA wrote:

THIS IS THE CENTER FOR LEARNING AND TRANSFORMATION TRUE SCIENCE OF SELF REALIZATION. FOUNDER ACARYA A.C. BHAKTIVEDANTA SWAMI PRABHUPADA AND HIS LITERAL WORK OF VEDIC SCRIPTURES IS THE ONGOING INSPIRATION FOR THIS CENTER. MEDITATION AND VEGETARIAN COOKING... more »

  ryerrams2003 wrote:

Ten years ago I started volunteering for this organization. When we first started we were buying groceries and cooking at a local kitchen and feeding visitors. Slowly we grew to feeding 40 people on weekdays. Later we started doing arts outreach in... more »

The Sanatana Dharma Foundation, founded in March 2000 was created to fill the need for spiritual teachings in modern society.... more »