Skip to content

Please Help Baba’s Tripura Foundation Spread Diwali Cheer to the Poor By Sponsoring a Diwali Gift Pack for Just US$10

October 28, 2013

Tripura Diwali Banner

.

Namaste everyone,

Deepavali imageDIWALI is one of the most sacred festivals celebrated by millions of people around the world both young and old.

It marks the triumph of good over evil; of light over dark.

People celebrate DIWALI just like how Christmas is celebrated in other parts of the world.

On DIWALI, it is a time honoured tradition to wear new clothes to symbolize starting anew.

However, on this joyous day, thousands of the forgotten poor across India can never dream of a new set of clothes (costing as little as US$5).

Mrs Jayammal

Mrs Jayammal

Take for example, Mrs Jayammal, a 70 year old widow whose children abandoned her.

Mrs Jayammal lives in a mud hut, is blind in one eye, and despite her age, has to work as a day labourer earning 60 rupees (US$0.97 cents /S$1.20) a day just to survive.

As work is not regular, Mrs Jayammal barely has enough to money to feed herself, let alone dream of buying a new saree for Diwali.

A simple saree costs 300 rupees (US$5) but this is money which Mrs Jayammal does not have.

In Tripura Foundation’s initiatives of feeding and educating the poor throughout India each day, they have come across many similar heart-wrenching stories of elderly men and women struggling such as Mrs Jayammal to survive each day.

.

www.shreemarakara.wordpress.com

That is why for this DIWALI (2 November 2013), besides all of Tripura Foundation’s 2,900 HoPE Center children, Tripura Foundation wants to give 200 elderly poor people a joyous DIWALI and they are asking for your help to make a difference in these elderly poor and HoPE Center children’s lives.

This DIWALI, besides a nice hot meal, Tripura Foundation wants to give the gift of a new set of clothes to 3100 young and old poor people that they serve in and around in their 83 HoPE Centers across India.

It doesn’t take much to give a DIWALI gift of love and compassion.

.

Tripura Foundation's Lalita giving out Diwali sarees for HoPE Center children

Tripura Foundation’s Lalita giving out Diwali sarees for HoPE Center children

.

With just as little of US$10, you can sponsor a DIWALI Gift Pack, which consists of:

(i) DIWALI festive hot meals for 2 people,

(ii) a saree or shirt /dhoti for an adult

(iii) a beautiful new outfit for a girl or boy

.

Diwali Gift Pack consists of a hot meal for an adult and a child and clothes for 1 adult and 1 child

Diwali Gift Pack consists of a hot meal for an adult and a child each and clothes for 1 adult and 1 child

Please select the DIWALI / DIWALI GIFT PACK Option under the "Designate" drop down menu

Please select the DIWALI / DIWALI GIFT PACK Option under the “Designate” drop down menu to ensure your donation goes towards purchasing the Diwali Gift Pack

.

Baba founded Tripura Foundation to alleviate poverty across the world.

To-date, Tripura Foundation has made a phenomenal impact in the lives of the poor in so many parts of the world. Here is what they accomplished in 2013:

.

Tripura What We Have Done

.

But there is still lots to do.

So please help Baba and Tripura Foundation feed and clothe as many elderly poor and children from the HoPE Centers for DIWALI by sponsoring a DIWALI GIFT PACK for just US$10.

Your compassionate act will bring happiness and comfort to the lives of two people for DIWALI.

Please also spread the word to your friends and family so that as many of the poor can be blessed with a DIWALI Gift Packs

In the coming post, I’ll bring you pictures of the elderly poor and HoPE Center children receiving your DIWALI Gift Packs.

.

With love

Vijay

Grace

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

%d bloggers like this: