Donate
Give by UPI or bank transfer to Maa Vaishnow Sewa Trust. Donations pay for bhandara and for samagri packed for families who cannot afford it.
Donate
What a donation actually pays for
The trust does not run an appeal. Money that comes in goes to the same two things the trust already does: bhandara, and samagri packed for a family that cannot pay for it.
Give what you want to give. A hundred rupees buys the roli, kalava and batasha on a puja list. There is no minimum and nobody is chased for more.
How to send it
Two steps, and the second one matters
The money goes straight to the trust's Axis Bank account. Nothing is taken through this website.
1 Pay by UPI
2 Or transfer to the bank
- Account name
- Maa Vaishnow Sewa Trust
- Account number
920020034130729- IFSC
UTIB0000758- Bank
- Axis Bank, Gonda Awadh
Tap an account number or IFSC to copy it.
Then tell the trust what you sent
The trust cannot see who sent a UPI payment, only that one arrived. Fill this in and your donation gets matched to your name — and to a receipt, if you need one.
Why the second step? A UPI payment arrives at the bank with a transaction number and not much else. Without your name against it, the trust cannot thank you, cannot answer if you ask later what happened to it, and cannot issue an 80G receipt. It takes a minute and it is the only reason this form exists.
Questions
About giving
[VERIFY] The trust must confirm whether it holds a current 80G registration before this page claims one. Until the registration number is filled in under Settings, the site makes no tax claim at all — which is the correct behaviour.
Tell the trust what you sent using the form above. Someone checks the bank statement, matches it, and confirms it. If you gave a phone number you will get a call.
Yes. Come to the trust, or hand it to the pandit at a puja, and ask for it to be recorded in your name.
Yes — choose it in the "what it is for" box, or write it in the notes. If the trust cannot use it for that, it will say so rather than quietly spending it elsewhere.
Rather just talk to someone?
Call the trust and ask what is needed this month. You may find it is samagri rather than money.